VR Fun! My boyfriend and I went to a VR gaming centre for…read morethe first time and had such a blast! VRPlayin uses the latest VR tech and is a gaming centre where you can play a variety of games. Each session is charged by the hour starting at $29/h. There is a huge selection of games from fighting to horror to sports to exploring and many more! The staff is super helpful so don't worry if you have never tried VR before! They give you an extensive tutorial and continues to help you throughout your session if you need it. We had such a great first VR experience!

Had a team event at this location the other day. We started at 1:30 and had half the place rented…read morefor about 2 hours. The staff was courteous and answered all our questions when they walked us through how all things work. This place uses the VR in a neat way than the one I have I home. The play room has sensors that earn you in the game if you are too close to the walls. Then you can also Play a team game that you play against each mother which was the best. Many many games to select from. Easy to very hard. With either nothing to do or minimal movements too very intense. For all age groups as well. Fun place for sure. Two hours well spent!

This a great event space. Good for dates and good for corporate events since it's huge. There is…read moreample parking and it has lockers (with no additional fees) for personal use. I love their drink station that serves alcohol. You pre-authorize a card with a payment method and away you go. It's an on-tap wall of an assortment of mixed drinks, coolers and beer. As you fill your cup, you can see the price increment of what you're pouring. You hang onto the card till you settle your tab. The staff mentioned that there is alcohol max that - should you reach it, you can go back to them to approve additional purchases (a way of controlling inebriation level I suppose). Very reasonable pricing and just fun to use. I could learn to love this self-bartending system. There is a sign that states if you lose the card, there's a $10 fee. So note to self, don't lose it or you might be buying for someone else and slapped with a fee. The rooms, which are the main event are fun. Some are somewhat challenging and some were less. All sorts of different types including physical and mental. Best to go with friends or a group of 4. There is a points objective for each room so the competitive drive of individuals may lead to a repeat of some rooms over and over until a score of 100 is achieved. It was really fun overall. Definitely a place to suggest to others and to consider for corporate team building outings.

Location/Service This place is in Mississauga, near the…read moreairport area to the commercial buildings. The entire building belongs to them - so you can't really miss it - and they have plenty of parking. Interior is very big and spacious, like the use of different colours to make it very virbant - but also knowing which section of the themes you are going to. Staff were very nice - they helped explain the flow of what you do and how to earn your points. They actually also help answer questions where you might not understand how to play the rooms - which is really helpful cause some were confusing AF and the style of this place is to let you figure out how to break free. Gaming Setup So you can book by 2-hour or 3-hour or 90-minutes - all priced varied. I did 3 hours and after tax, it's around $46. 3 hour was plenty enough time for you to play - cause there's probably close to 30 games to try. Each game is setup differently where you have to incorporate a level of either mental, physical or skill power - meaning, one room is all about shooting balls into designated hoops; another room is being tactical to solve colour patterns; another room is being strategic to listen and pay attention to patterns. All rooms are co-op based - you can't really do it alone, so it's best to come with a group of 3-5 people. Overall, I did enjoy most of the games - some of them I wanted to re-try to score 100 points (max allowed) so I can increase my leaderboard score. I wouldn't say it's very physical, but do dress appropriately cause you will be moving around a lot. Again, if you don't get how to play it - either you can scan with your phone for a hint, or just ask the staff directly (it really helps!).

Location This place is near the intersection of…read morewarden/lawrence, pretty easy to spot with their big sign and plenty of parking by the storefront. It's very spacious inside with rooms available for birthday or corporate events. There's even a cafe and a board game area available. Service This place does VR in all sorts of format. You can either do it as a group, solo and it could be an arcade style or escape room. It's very immersive and I really liked how the staff helps explain what to expect and how to navigate. I got invited to try the zombie arcade version, which was around 30 minutes. It didn't feel short at all and we managed to do several stages and complete the game Overall it's a great experience and highly recommend if you have friends and kids

Avoid avoid avoid. Worst escape room I've done, quite litterally have done FREE escape rooms better…read morethan this. None of the mechanisms work and the staff don't pay attention to manually start them either. So basically you'll solve a problem and wait around and wonder for 20 mins why nothings moving even if you got it right from the start. Then you have to ask for a clue (which they won't give, it'll just be a condescending phrase that tells you to do what you've already been doing.) then after fighting with them for five min they'll realize it's their fault and manually start it, wasting not just our time but our money. 30 dollars a person is just ridiculous for what this is. If you want more fun lock yourself in a dark closet for 30 min and try to get out, you'll probably feel more satisfied anyways. I will say that we did ignore all of the red flags 1. The bad reviews online 2. The two groups that came out super pissed off before us fighting for refunds cause nothing worked for them 3. How the place looked So kinda on us but... Did this for group bonding and I will say we did bond pretty well over how terrible this was and how much we got scammed, so maybe if you want team bonding then this works for you idk? Definitely tests your teams patience....

Decided to check this place out after reading a bunch of great reviews. We did the Osaka High room…read morewhich was pretty good! So many rooms to go through that it made the experience well worth it. My only criticism would be the staff. We didn't escape the room and only had one section left to get through. When the staff came in telling us we were out of time, the normal procedure would be to walk us through what we had left. Instead, the guy said he was unable to finish a walk through because the next group had arrived. It seemed that he was unwilling to walk us through the remaining aspects because if he did, then he'd have to reset all the puzzles... I've been to quite a few escape room locations and never has this happened before, even if the next group had arrived.. Overall the Osaka High room was pretty cool, but I only wish I knew how it ended.....

The experience was super fun, we were well taken care of and had a great time…read more 30 minutes of in game play felt plenty, you do get a bit sweaty. There are moments where you will walk down or up ramps, stairs or float in the air in the vr experience which was interesting. I did enjoy the the weekday experience as there wasn't a group before to feel rushed. The facilities were clean and spacious. The take home video of our game play was a nice touch.

This is a great VR experience that is safe and fun. They have soft flooring in the play area so…read moreshoes off. The staff there is knowledgeable and fun. We got there 10 mins ahead of time and they offered us SNES emulator to kill time. Once we finished our game of Farcry they gave us another 15 mins of zombie shooting for free. Probably because we were the last booking. Would recommend for sure. Free street parking outside after 9 or just buy "something" at no frills and park across the street.

Fun experience playing laser tag!…read more Had a group and played for 1 hour. So much fun I can't wait to go back! This was my second time visiting! Great birthday event!

eZone has a mix of activities in one place. The most unique…read moreis Whirlyball - lacrosse on bumber cars! You have two teams, 5 bumber cars each, trying to score on each other's target across a court, with a lacrosse-type scoop and ball. It's $275 + tax per hour. That's quite expensive, but it's more manageable if you have 10 people, which is the number of bumper cars they have. It's quite fun, but hard to control/master. Great team building event. Taking a look around, eZone also has a court for ball hockey or basketball, laser tag, golf simulators, pool, ping pong ... and a bar/restaurant attached as well.

Came here Saturday night (yesterday), and the guy working there was very helpful and accommodating…read more I initially thought it was pretty expensive but after interacting with him and playing the games, we had a lot of fun and it was quite worth the price. I forgot to catch his name but he made us want to come back again!

First time visiting here. It's on the second floor. Small but cute place. Check it out!read more

Video game bars are all the rage. It's definitely fun to do something other than sit at a bar and…read moredrink. I like that you pay a cover charge and you can play unlimited instead of having to pay per game. Drinks are decent price. The location is small, so there aren't a ton of seats, or games for that matter. But it's a fun place to go. I wouldn't say it good for large groups though.

There weren't as many video games as we thought would be here…read more It was fun for a little bit but everything is so close together, that you're way too close to other ppl while playing. I didn't care for that. I liked playing pinball the best. Those were cool. Drinks are of course overpriced. It's $10 per person to play as much as you want. No quarters required,unless you want to play the claw machine. Then u need money. They open at 4pm and on Saturday night, closed at 2am. We were only there for about an hour & 40 min. It's probably more fun for little kids to have a birthday party there with lots of friends. It's not a bad deal though if you love retro video games.