At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Vanilla method | Sticky pistons + redstone, painting doorways, or trapdoor tricks |
| Marketplace option | Hidden Doors, Secret Doors, or Secret Doors Add-On by Dodo Studios |
| Price range | 660 Minecoins each |
| Platforms | All Minecraft Bedrock devices (mobile, Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch) |
| Multiplayer | Yes, all methods work solo and with friends |
Yes! A hidden door in Minecraft is any entrance that blends into the blocks around it so other players cannot tell it is there. You can build one using vanilla redstone and sticky pistons, or you can skip the wiring entirely with a Marketplace product that gives you ready-made hidden doors you simply craft and place. Both approaches work on every Bedrock Edition platform.
The most common vanilla method is a flush piston door. It uses sticky pistons to pull blocks into a wall, creating an opening you walk through, and then pushes them back to seal the entrance. Here is how to build one step by step.
This works, but it takes space behind the wall for the pistons and wiring. If you want something easier, faster and more flexible, Marketplace products remove the redstone entirely.
Dodo Studios offers three products built around hidden doors for Minecraft Bedrock. Two are complete worlds you can explore, and one is an add-on you apply to your own survival world. All three are available on the Dodo Studios website for 660 Minecoins each.
Hidden Doors is a world that comes with a giant mansion containing 15 secret rooms, each accessed through a different hidden door. There are 15 craftable hidden door types with unique textures and opening animations, plus 325+ furniture variations to decorate your base. It also includes 5 camo skins so you blend in as well as your doors do. Rainbow particles mark each hidden door in the mansion to help you find them, but they disappear once opened, so pay attention.
Best for: Players who want to explore a finished mansion full of hidden rooms and learn how hidden doors work before building their own.
Secret Doors is a world with a big mansion packed with swimming pools, storage rooms, farms, and secret areas. The focus here is on volume: 1,000+ craftable secret door and block variations, all disguised as regular blocks that open with smooth animations. Every door is craftable in survival, so you can experiment freely inside the mansion and then recreate your favourites elsewhere.
Best for: Players who want the widest variety of hidden door designs (1,000+) inside a richly featured mansion world.
Secret Doors Add-On is a standalone add-on you apply to any of your own survival worlds. It gives you the same 1,000+ craftable secret door and block variations as the Secret Doors world, but without a pre-built mansion. Every door looks like a regular block when closed and opens with a unique animation when you interact with it. You can also easily remove or move the secret doors if needed. This is the most flexible option because it works in any world you already have.
Best for: Players who already have a world they love and want to add hidden doors to it without starting over.
If you want a ready-made mansion with 15 unique hidden door types, furniture, and camo skins, grab Hidden Doors. If you want the largest selection of hidden door designs (1,000+) inside a detailed mansion, go with Secret Doors. And if you want to add hidden doors to your own existing world without a new map, the Secret Doors Add-On is the one to pick. All three cost 660 Minecoins and all work in multiplayer.
Do my friends need to buy it too? No. If you own the product and host the session, your friends can join and use the hidden doors without purchasing anything themselves.
Yes. Both the vanilla redstone method and all three Dodo Studios products work on every Minecraft Bedrock Edition platform, including iOS, Android, Windows 10/11, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.
Not easily. A well-built hidden door looks exactly like the surrounding wall. Vanilla piston doors are invisible when closed, and the Dodo Studios hidden doors are designed to match the texture of regular blocks. The only way someone finds it is by interacting with the right spot or watching you go through.