# The Wizard's Chamber

> The Wizard's Chamber is a 60-minute adventure escape room by Escape This. A class of students of magic must uncover the secret of an immortality elixir in a castle Headmaster’s sanctum and destroy its formula before the Sorcerers of the Dark Side break in. It plays at Escape This Perth CBD (The Basement, 712–720 Hay Street Mall) and Sydney CBD (630 George Street), and is due at Escape This Brisbane CBD (address not yet announced) in the first half of 2027. Difficulty 6/10; original story, not licensed from Harry Potter.

Key facts (updated 2026-10-24):
- Difficulty: 6/10. Duration: 60 minutes (allow ~90 minutes for the visit; arrive 15 minutes early).
- Perth: Escape This Perth CBD, The Basement, 712–720 Hay Street Mall, Perth WA 6000. Phone (08) 6118 0286. 2–8 players (4–8 on Saturdays). Monday – Thursday $49 adult, $39 child (under 16); Friday – Sunday $59 adult, $49 child (under 16) (Child = under 16. Public and school holidays are priced separately.) Recommended 9+. Wheelchair accessible: yes. Escape rate 62%. Rated 4.94/5, with 120 five-star reviews. Book: https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/perth-cbd/
- Sydney: Escape This Sydney CBD, 630 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Phone (02) 9173 8535. 2–8 players (4–8 on Saturdays). Monday – Thursday $55 adult, $45 child (under 16); Friday – Sunday $65 adult, $55 child (under 16) (Child = under 16. Public and school holidays are priced separately.) Recommended 9+. Wheelchair accessible: yes. Escape rate 84%. Rated 4.95/5, with 243 five-star reviews. Book: https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/sydney-cbd/
- Coming soon — Brisbane: Escape This Brisbane CBD, Brisbane QLD (address to be announced), opening in the first half of 2027. Details: https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/brisbane/
- Totals: 31,101 players, 5,718 games, 74% escape rate, average escape 52:09, record 3:45.
- Rating: 4.95/5, with 363 five-star reviews.
- Producer: Escape This (https://www.escapethis.com.au). Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, and runs its own escape room design studio and escape room factory in Australia. It has venues in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne, has hosted more than 500,000 players and has earned 17,969 five-star reviews.
- Escape This awards (company-wide, not room awards): APAC Insider Escape Room Operator of the Year 2026; APAC Insider Best Immersive Experience Provider 2026; APAC Insider Escape Room Operator of the Year 2025; 2026 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards: Finalist, Business Excellence; Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, People’s Choice Founder of the Year (Bernie Janes); Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, Marketing; Smart50 Awards 2026: Finalist, Resilience.
- Bookings are private. 2–8 players (4+ on Saturdays). 9+ recommended; 7–8 with family. Wheelchair accessible at both venues (one per session). No crawling, confined spaces or smoke. A sequel is in production (no date announced).

## Pages
- [Home](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/): overview, stats, reviews, trailer
- [The story](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/the-story/): full premise and what to expect
- [Perth CBD · Hay Street Mall](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/perth-cbd/): prices, rules, booking, map
- [Sydney CBD · George Street](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/sydney-cbd/): prices, rules, booking, map
- [Brisbane CBD · Queensland](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/brisbane/): opening in the first half of 2027
- [Book](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/book/): live availability
- [Leaderboard](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/leaderboard/): fastest escapes and statistics
- [Reviews](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/reviews/): five-star player reviews
- [Plan your visit](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/plan-your-visit/): ages, accessibility, safety, timing
- [FAQ](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/): common questions
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/): a comic, fictional journal by Wendell, an invented Sorcerer of the Dark Side besieging the castle, each note beside the real room facts
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: A Castle in a Basement (29 March 2023)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/a-castle-in-a-basement/): Weeks before The Wizard's Chamber opened on Hay Street Mall, a Sorcerer of the Dark Side finds the Headmaster’s new sanctum is underground.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: The Hay Street Siege Begins (14 April 2023)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/the-hay-street-siege-begins/): 14 April 2023: The Wizard's Chamber opens at Escape This Perth CBD, and a sorcerer’s siege of the castle meets its very first class of students.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: Small Wizards, Large Problems (12 July 2023)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/small-wizards-large-problems/): School holidays fill the castle with very young students, and the sorcerer copies down which of them may enter the sanctum and who must bring a grown-up.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: Eight Candles, One Sanctum (21 October 2023)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/eight-candles-one-sanctum/): A Saturday birthday class of eight young witches and wizards arrives at the castle, and the sorcerer finds that party hats beat castle walls.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: Beginners, Allegedly (6 March 2024)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/beginners-allegedly/): A class that swears it has never escaped a room before walks into the Headmaster’s sanctum, and the sorcerer has strong views on beginners.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: The Old Castle Goes Quiet (20 June 2024)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/the-old-castle-goes-quiet/): June 2024: the Northbridge sanctum where The Wizard's Chamber first played closes for good, and the sorcerer visits its gate for old times’ sake.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: A Second Sanctum in Sydney (18 October 2024)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/a-second-sanctum-in-sydney/): 18 October 2024: The Wizard's Chamber opens at Escape This Sydney CBD on George Street, and the sorcerer must now besiege two cities at once.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: An Epidemic of Robes (15 January 2025)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/an-epidemic-of-robes/): Summer holidays bring classes in cloaks, pointed hats and round spectacles, and the sorcerer can no longer tell the students from his own order.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: A School by the Sea (19 December 2025)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/a-school-by-the-sea/): 19 December 2025: Magic School opens in Manly as the sequel to The Wizard's Chamber, and the sorcerer hears about a headmistress he has never met.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: Whispers from Brisbane (16 September 2026)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/whispers-from-brisbane/): Word reaches the sorcerer that a third castle for The Wizard's Chamber is planned for Brisbane in the first half of 2027. He starts packing early.
- [The Sorcerer’s Margin Notes: To Whoever Reads My Margins (22 October 2026)](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/diary/to-whoever-reads-my-margins/): The sorcerer realises strangers are reading his margin notes, and writes a few words of welcome, and several warnings, for anyone turning his pages.
- [Fact sheet](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/facts/): citable facts
- [The Escape This studio & factory](https://www.thedunny.com.au/studio-and-factory/): who designs and builds the rooms (company FAQ lives there)

## Statistics (as of 2026-10-24)
- As of 25 October 2026, The Wizard's Chamber has hosted 5,718 classes in Perth CBD and Sydney CBD, and 74% of them destroyed the formula; this year the figure is 75%.
- Escape This Perth CBD: The Wizard's Chamber has the 7th lowest escape rate of its 12 ranked rooms, with 62% of 2,697 classes getting out.
- Escape This Sydney CBD: The Wizard's Chamber has the 8th lowest escape rate of its 9 ranked rooms, with 84% of 3,021 classes getting out.
- A successful class spends 52:09 in the sanctum and calls for 5.8 hints on average.
- The record for The Wizard's Chamber is 3:45, held by a team of 3 at Escape This Perth CBD.

## Common questions
- [What happens inside The Wizard's Chamber, the castle-of-magic escape room?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-what-is-it): The Wizard's Chamber is a 60-minute adventure escape room by Escape This, set in the candlelit sanctum of a castle’s Headmaster. Your team plays students sent to uncover the secret of an immortality elixir and destroy its formula before the Sorcerers of the Dark Side break in. It plays at Escape This Perth CBD and Sydney CBD, and a Brisbane CBD castle is set to open in the first half of 2027.
- [Who are the Sorcerers of the Dark Side?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#who-are-the-dark-side-sorcerers): They are the villains of The Wizard's Chamber: dark magicians hunting for immortality by any means, so they can use their powers unchecked in the magic realm and the ordinary world alike. While your class searches the Headmaster’s sanctum, they are massing at the castle walls.
- [Why destroy the immortality formula instead of guarding it?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#why-destroy-the-formula): Because whatever stays in The Wizard's Chamber can be taken once the dark sorcerers get inside. The job has two halves: work out the elixir’s secret, then obliterate the formula so nobody can ever brew it. Manage both and your class is named guardian of the potion.
- [Is The Wizard's Chamber a Harry Potter escape room?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-harry-potter): No. The Wizard's Chamber has an original story and isn’t licensed from any book or film, so nobody needs to know a famous boy wizard’s spells to escape. Fans of Harry Potter, Gandalf, Merlin or Hocus Pocus still find plenty to love among the castle maps, potions and candlelight.
- [What happens if the sorcerers reach the sanctum first?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#if-the-sorcerers-win): In the story of The Wizard's Chamber, failure means a fate too dark to describe, for magic folk and ordinary people alike. In real life the hour simply ends, a gamesmaster opens the door, and you get a few minutes afterwards to catch your breath and debrief.
- [Will the Headmaster’s story carry on after The Wizard's Chamber in a second room?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-sequel): It already does in one place: Escape This describes Magic School, at its Manly venue, as the sequel to The Wizard's Chamber, and Magic University in Melbourne shares the same world. Escape This’s Coming Soon page also lists a further Wizard's Chamber sequel in production, with no title, venue or date yet.
- [What will we find inside The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#whats-inside-the-chamber): The official footage of The Wizard's Chamber shows a castle map marking the library, chapel and study hall, a patterned chessboard, shelves of potion bottles, lantern-lit stone walls, a frog in a glass terrarium and a book titled The Dark Grimoire. Working out what each one is for is up to your class.
- [Could a class that has never escaped before outwit the dark sorcerers in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-first-timers): Yes. The Wizard's Chamber is rated 6 out of 10, a level Escape This aims at newcomers and switched-on kids. What you need is usually in front of you, from numbers to patterns to places where something obviously belongs. The challenge is linking it together, and the gamesmasters send extra clues whenever you ask.
- [Is The Wizard's Chamber harder in Perth or in Sydney?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-perth-or-sydney-harder): Perth CBD, judging by the game records. As of 25 October 2026, 62% of 2,697 teams have escaped The Wizard's Chamber there, against 84% of 3,021 in Sydney CBD. Both versions carry the same 6/10 rating on escapethis.com.au.
- [How long does The Wizard's Chamber last?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-duration): The castle walls hold for 60 minutes once the door of The Wizard's Chamber closes. Add 15 minutes beforehand for the briefing and about 15 afterwards to recover, and the whole visit takes around an hour and a half, less if your class escapes early.
- [Will the dark sorcerers frighten younger witches and wizards in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-scary): Not in the way a horror room is. The Wizard's Chamber is a candlelit adventure with an ominous story, sound effects and moody lighting, but no monsters lunging from corners. Like every Escape This room, the lights can dip into darkness or flash, so mention any worries at check-in.
- [Do kids really do better than adults in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#do-kids-beat-adults): Often, says the Escape This team, who have noticed that children tend to outshine the grown-ups in The Wizard's Chamber. Young players spot patterns and hiding places quickly, so treat them as full members of the class rather than passengers.
- [What does a seat in The Wizard's Chamber cost per student?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-prices): In Perth CBD, The Wizard's Chamber is $49 per adult and $39 per child Monday to Thursday, rising to $59 and $49 Friday to Sunday. In Sydney CBD it is $55 and $45 Monday to Thursday, $65 and $55 Friday to Sunday. Children are under 16; public and school holidays are priced separately.
- [How do we enrol our class for a session of The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#how-to-book-wizards-chamber): Choose Perth or Sydney on the booking page, pick a time from the live calendar and your class is confirmed on the spot. You can also phone Escape This Perth CBD on (08) 6118 0286 or Sydney CBD on (02) 9173 8535 to book The Wizard's Chamber.
- [Can just two of us play The Wizard's Chamber on a Saturday?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-saturday-pairs): Online, Saturday sessions of The Wizard's Chamber need four or more players. A pair or trio can still ring the venue on the day or walk in and grab an unclaimed Saturday slot, and from Sunday to Friday two players can book like anyone else.
- [Can an hour in the Headmaster’s sanctum be wrapped up as a gift voucher for The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-gift-voucher): Yes. Escape This gift vouchers sold on escapethis.com.au can be spent on The Wizard's Chamber in Perth or Sydney, which makes an hour in the Headmaster’s sanctum a tidy gift for anyone who grew up wishing for a wand.
- [Will strangers be added to our group in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-private-booking): Never. Every session of The Wizard's Chamber belongs to one booking, a policy Escape This has always kept. If you don’t escape, the only people to blame are the ones you brought.
- [Can we play The Wizard's Chamber and Pirates in one visit?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-and-pirates): Yes. Pirates runs at both venues that host The Wizard's Chamber, so you can stay for a second hour or split a group of more than eight across the two rooms with matching start times. Book each room for the same slot and the gamesmasters start them together.
- [Is The Wizard's Chamber good for a child’s birthday party?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-birthday-party): It suits one well. The Wizard's Chamber takes up to eight young witches and wizards, with a paying adult inside if anyone is nine or under. Bigger parties can book a second room at the same start time, and weekend sessions are worth booking early.
- [How many players can The Wizard's Chamber take?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-group-size): Two to eight in both Perth CBD and Sydney CBD, with four as the minimum on Saturdays. Escape This keeps the cap of eight firm so every student in The Wizard's Chamber has something to do.
- [What age do you have to be to play The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-minimum-age): Nine and up is recommended for The Wizard's Chamber, and seven- and eight-year-olds can join their family as paying players. Any group with a child of nine or under needs a parent or guardian playing alongside them.
- [Can children under seven come into The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-under-sevens): Only as spectators. Under-sevens can watch The Wizard's Chamber with their family, and babies under three may be carried in free at the team’s discretion. Both count towards the eight-person limit for fire safety.
- [Can teenagers play The Wizard's Chamber without a parent?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-teens-without-parents): From 14, yes: a group where everyone is 14 or older needs no adult on site. If anyone in the group is 10 to 13, an adult must stay at the venue for the booking, though they don’t have to enter The Wizard's Chamber.
- [How much English does The Wizard's Chamber need?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-english): A fair amount. The Wizard's Chamber relies on reading, and its narration and clues are spoken in English only. Perth CBD says one confident reader per team is enough, while Sydney CBD warns its version leans heavily on reading, so Escape This suggests most of the group be fluent.
- [Can a student in a wheelchair roll through the sanctum of The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-wheelchair): Yes, in both Perth CBD and Sydney CBD, with room for one wheelchair per session. A few puzzles in The Wizard's Chamber are harder to reach from a chair, but it is a team game and the rest of the class can cover them.
- [Can I play The Wizard's Chamber while pregnant or with limited mobility?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-pregnancy-mobility): Yes. The Wizard's Chamber has no crawling and no tight gaps to squeeze through, which is why Escape This lists it as a good choice for pregnant players and anyone with mobility difficulties.
- [Will The Wizard's Chamber feel cramped for claustrophobic players?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-claustrophobia): It shouldn’t. Escape This lists The Wizard's Chamber as having no confined or tight spaces, so it is one of its recommended rooms for anyone who dislikes small enclosures.
- [Do the bubbling potions in The Wizard's Chamber give off any smoke or haze?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-smoke-asthma): No. The potions in The Wizard's Chamber bubble only in the story; the room uses no smoke effects, so it suits players with asthma or other breathing conditions.
- [The Headmaster speaks through speakers — how does a hard-of-hearing student follow The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-hard-of-hearing): Yes, with a little help. The Headmaster’s narration and every hint in The Wizard's Chamber come through speakers, so teammates pass them on, while the puzzles themselves are visual and hands-on.
- [What if someone needs to leave The Wizard's Chamber early?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#leaving-the-wizards-chamber-early): Press the panic button. The Wizard's Chamber is watched on CCTV for the whole hour, so a gamesmaster lets the player out straight away and the rest of the class can carry on.
- [When should we arrive for The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-arrival-time): Fifteen minutes before your session. That leaves time for lockers and the briefing, so none of your hour in The Wizard's Chamber is lost.
- [Can we dress up as witches and wizards for The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-dress-up): Please do. Escape This encourages costumes, and The Wizard's Chamber is made for cloaks, capes, pointed hats, round glasses and lightning-bolt scars. Whatever you wear, keep it comfortable and pair it with closed shoes.
- [Do phones and smartwatches have to stay outside the castle walls of The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-phones): No. Phones, smartwatches, cameras and recording devices stay in the free lockers while you play The Wizard's Chamber, and anyone affected by alcohol or drugs won’t be allowed in.
- [In which two cities has the Headmaster’s sanctum of The Wizard's Chamber been built?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#where-is-the-wizards-chamber): The Wizard's Chamber plays at two Escape This venues: Perth CBD, in The Basement at 712–720 Hay Street Mall, and Sydney CBD, at 630 George Street. Each has its own booking calendar. A third sanctum is planned for Escape This Brisbane CBD in the first half of 2027.
- [Is The Wizard's Chamber still at Northbridge?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-northbridge): No. The Wizard's Chamber first opened at Escape This Northbridge on Lake Street, then moved to Escape This Perth CBD on Hay Street Mall, its only Perth home today. Escape This describes the Perth CBD build as a newer, updated version of the original room.
- [Did the George Street sanctum copy the Hay Street one, or is The Wizard's Chamber different in each city?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-sydney-vs-perth): Same story, same 6/10 rating and the same two to eight players. Escape This brought The Wizard's Chamber to George Street as an all-new build of a room it calls one of Perth’s most popular. Sydney prices are $6 higher, and its page puts more weight on English reading.
- [Is there a wizard escape room near Town Hall in Sydney?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizard-escape-room-near-town-hall): Yes: The Wizard's Chamber at Escape This Sydney CBD, 630 George Street, less than ten minutes’ walk from Town Hall station and a short stroll from Chinatown and Darling Harbour.
- [How do we get to The Wizard's Chamber in Perth CBD?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#getting-to-the-wizards-chamber-perth): By train, Perth Underground and Elizabeth Quay stations are a couple of minutes from the Hay Street Mall entrance of Escape This Perth CBD. Buses stop about 70 m away on William Street, and drivers can use Wilson’s Central Park or His Majesty’s car parks, both within 400 m of The Wizard's Chamber.
- [How many teams escape The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-escape-rate): As of 25 October 2026, 74% of the 5,718 classes sent into The Wizard's Chamber destroyed the formula in time. City by city: Perth CBD 62%, Sydney CBD 84%.
- [Which class destroyed the immortality formula fastest in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-fastest-escape): 3:45. A team of 3 cleared The Wizard's Chamber at Escape This Perth CBD with 5 hints, leaving 56:15 on the clock before the sorcerers arrived.
- [Is The Wizard's Chamber one of the hardest rooms at its venue?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-venue-ranking): Not quite. By escape rate, The Wizard's Chamber is at Escape This Perth CBD it sits in the middle of the pack, 7th hardest of 12 rooms, while at Escape This Sydney CBD it sits among the more escapable, 8th hardest of 9 rooms. “Hardest” means the lowest share of teams escaping, counting only rooms with 100 or more recorded games.
- [How many hints does a typical class need in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-average-hints): Classes that escape The Wizard's Chamber ask for 5.8 hints on average and finish in 52:09, so most use nearly the whole hour.
- [What do past students say about their hour in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#wizards-chamber-reviews): Players think so: The Wizard's Chamber averages 4.95 out of 5 across Perth and Sydney, with 363 five-star reviews from students. Reviewers keep mentioning the castle atmosphere, the special effects, family-friendly puzzles and how quickly the sixty minutes disappear.
- [Who conjured up the castle and the story of The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#who-built-the-wizards-chamber): Escape This created The Wizard's Chamber itself, from the Headmaster’s story to the stone walls and potion shelves, in its own Perth workshop. Escape This is Australia’s largest escape room operator, with its own escape room design studio and escape room factory.
- [What are the Sorcerer’s Margin Notes?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-what): A comic, fictional diary on this site, written in character by Wendell, a made-up Sorcerer of the Dark Side who has spent years outside the castle walls of The Wizard's Chamber. He grumbles about the Headmaster, the students and the house rules, and every note sits beside the real room facts.
- [Is Wendell one of the villains you meet in The Wizard's Chamber?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-made-up): Not by name. The Sorcerers of the Dark Side are the villains of The Wizard's Chamber, but Wendell and his newt, Crumpet, were invented for the margin notes and don’t appear in the room. The classes and birthdays he describes are made up too; the facts beside each note are real.
- [Could the sorcerer’s notes spoil the Headmaster’s sanctum for us?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-spoilers): No. Wendell has never been inside the sanctum, and the notes never describe a puzzle, a hiding place or an answer. They cover the story, the cities and the castle rules, so they are safe for the whole family to read before you play The Wizard's Chamber.
- [Which dates in the margin notes match real events?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-real-dates): The openings and the one closing. Escape This’s booking records date The Wizard's Chamber at Escape This Perth CBD to 14 April 2023 and at Sydney CBD to 18 October 2024, end its Northbridge run in June 2024 and open Magic School in Manly on 19 December 2025. Other dates are picked for the story.
- [Is there another diary from the same world of magic?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-school-journals): Yes. On the School of Magic site, Headmistress Selene of Magic School in Manly and Corvus, the owl of Magic University in Melbourne, keep journals of their own. They and Wendell, who besieges The Wizard's Chamber, cover the same world from opposite sides and mention each other, without sharing a word.
- [How often does Wendell write a new margin note?](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/faq/#sorcerers-margin-notes-new-entries): About once a month. Each note appears on its own date, in the sorcerer’s voice, beside the real facts about The Wizard's Chamber that it touches, so the archive grows through the year.

## Optional
- [Full text](https://www.wizardschamber.com.au/llms-full.txt): story, FAQ and per-venue rules in plain text