Escape delivers a day out for the whole family, whether it's riding the chair lift to the top of the giant slide, braving the ropes course, floating down the lazy river, or enjoying activities from aerobatics and trampolining to freefall, karting, gravity luge, and climbing walls. There are many ways to visit: with a standard day ticket, 2-day ticket, weekly pass, or via an overnight adventure at Escape’s camp site.
Escape Theme Park is about 14 miles (22 kilometers) west of George Town on Penang Island, in the Teluk Bahang area. Driving (allow about 30 minutes) is the most convenient, but you can also take a 101 bus at Jetty or Komtar or a 102 at the airport or Komtar. Both buses stop at the park gates, and Escape will refund the fare to your wristband. The bus ride from Komtar takes about an hour.
Escape Theme Park opens from morning until early evening six days a week, closing on Mondays for maintenance. Tickets are discounted and lines for key attractions are shorter on “off-peak” days, outside weekends and public holidays.
Opened in November 2019, Escape Theme Park’s longest slide loops through the treetops from a height of 230 feet (70 meters) for 3,645 feet (1,111 meters). Guinness recognized it as the world’s longest water slide ridden on an inner tube or mat before it opened. A chair lift carries riders to the top, while the descent lasts four minutes.