GroupBookings are available for two to six players.
ChallengeBalanced challenge
AtmosphereCandlelit, supernatural and atmospheric
Visit60-minute investigation
Story and atmosphere
Her predictions became impossibly accurate—then Gracie disappeared.
Gracie has offered fortune readings from her old caravan on the edge of the cemetery for years. Most people believed it was clever tricks and cold readings—until she began revealing secrets no stranger could know and predicting events before they happened. With Gracie now missing, investigate her caravan and uncover what lies behind her mysterious gift before the 60-minute investigation ends.
Room suitability
Is Gracie’s Last Reading right for your group?
Useful context
A spooky mystery for older children and teenagers
Gracie’s Last Reading is better suited to players aged 12 and over. Older children and teenagers generally enjoy the mystery, but younger children may find the low light, graveyard setting and supernatural themes more unsettling than other rooms.
Useful context
Communicate through a shared investigation
A strong workplace option for confident teams that communicate clearly, make connections between clues and work through a shared linear investigation. Crime in the Alley and Memories of Nikola remain stronger initial recommendations for the broadest group appeal.
Strong choice for
Mystery and supernatural-story fans
Atmospheric-room fans
Observant teams
Groups that communicate and connect clues well
Consider another room when
Someone dislikes supernatural themes
The group wants something bright and playful
The group wants the gentlest first-room experience
Low light or a surprise effect would be uncomfortable
Before you book
What your group needs to know.
Booking and arrival
Booking numbers
2–6 playersGroups above six should contact the Christchurch team; larger teams may reduce individual participation in this linear room.
Arrival
Arrive 10 minutes before your bookingThe game lasts 60 minutes; allow approximately 75 minutes for the full visit.
Group suitability
Families
Recommended for ages 12 and overOlder children and teenagers generally enjoy the mystery. Younger children may find the low light, graveyard setting and supernatural themes more unsettling than other rooms.
Corporate teams
Shared linear investigationA strong workplace option for confident teams that communicate clearly, make connections and work through a shared linear investigation.
Age and supervision
Recommended for ages 12 and overThis is suitability guidance, not a hard booking restriction. Children aged 11 and under still require an adult inside the room.
Access and comfort
Physical intensity
Some reaching and low collectionSeated participation is possible, but some interactions require reaching or collecting low items and may need teammate support.
Fear, darkness and sensory
Spooky rather than scarySubstantial low light, supernatural and graveyard imagery, one deliberate surprise and a contained fog effect are used. There are no flashing lights, significant sudden sounds, unusual smells or confined spaces.
Accessibility
Qualified wheelchair accessWheelchairs can move through every area. One high puzzle and some low or reaching interactions may require teammate help. Colour recognition and some reading are required; hearing is not essential and alternative formats are available where relevant.
Before you arrive: No spiritual or supernatural knowledge is required, and the room does not use actors or live performers. Wear comfortable everyday clothing, arrive 10 minutes early and allow approximately 75 minutes for the full visit.
Still comparing?
Another room to consider.
A useful contrast
Crime in the Alley
Choose Crime in the Alley for an atmospheric investigation with a conventional murder-mystery theme and no supernatural focus.