Have an amazing time at the virtual reality place! It was impromptu, exceeded my expectations and…read morehad me sweating. My two other relatives had fun too!

Great experience for party of 15. The older teenagers and adults had a wonderful time!read more

Went to Sandbox VR and I'm not gonna lie this experience was fire. If you're into gaming or just…read morewant to try something different with friends or family, this is definitely a spot you should check out. Everything was very organized from the start. The staff walks you through the whole process, gets you geared up with the VR equipment, and explains how the game works before you jump in. Once the game starts, it really feels like you're inside the action. You can see the people in your group, move around freely, and work together during the mission. Way more realistic than regular VR. Felt like I was fighting for my life. I went with a group of 5 and we had a great time. It definitely brings out everyone's competitive side. The staff was cool but the only thing that pissed me off was the drive to Jersey made us late because of the traffic so we was 15 mins late. They wouldn't take us so we had to come back hours later. I was pissed..helpful the entire time. Also a downside is it goes by quick, but that's mainly because you're having so much fun. Overall, it's a great experience.

I had an amazing time at Sandbox VR this past weekend. As a party of two, we registered for an…read moreearly timeslot to play their newest game, Rebel Moon. When we arrived we found that we were the only ones there besides the workers, but honestly, we didn't mind being among the first players to arrive (it made us feel like VIPs.) After signing in, a staff member took us aside and began positioning sensors on both our wrists and ankles. He then began to provide more details about VR. The young man who assisted us was professional, well-organized, and communicated all instructions efficiently. He gradually began to place our headsets on and we were off to explore this new world. It did take a few minutes to adjust to everything that we were seeing. This experience was thrilling and quite intense. Lots of ducking, shooting, and occasional screaming, which made for a delightful afternoon of fun. One thing I would suggest is making sure all equipment works beforehand. Unfortunately, my gun wasn't working in the very beginning, and there were times when we experienced technical difficulties during our game, and had to ask for assistance. Of course, this can dampen the experience because it interrupts the flow of the game, but we had a blast nonetheless. Be advised, you will work up a sweat, so wear appropriate clothing- nothing tight, heavy, or that can restrict movement! This was a fantastic date with my love and we can't wait to come back and try more VR games with our family and friends.

Went with my son. We had an amazing time. Exceeded all expectations. The VR experience and game…read moreplay itself was exciting and fully immersive, and the staff was very nice, attentive and hands on. Can't recommend it enough.

Prepare to be blown away by this fully immersive VR experience. My husband and I had an absolute…read moreblast! We were whisked away into a whole new dimension of excitement and adventure. It's like stepping through a portal into another universe! The staff was beyond amazing--super friendly, patient, and understanding. I was a bundle of nerves at first, worried about looking silly while playing VR, but as soon as I plunged into the game, all my worries vanished into thin air. I became completely engrossed in the experience. Highly recommended. I will 100% go back!!!

I don't even play videogames that much let alone VR but omg this is one of my favorite places in…read moreall of New York if you are passing by please pleaseee go in the people are Soo nice and fun and it's got a great atmosphere great games too

The experience was entertaining and engaging, especially due to the physical movement involved. The…read morezombie attack sequence was fun, but the threats lacked maneuverability, which reduced the challenge. There were also some glitches with access and in-game features that interrupted the experience and resulted in lost play time.

Loved it! I visited…read moreImmersive Gamerbox a while back. It is located in Lower Manhattan on Delancy Street. I was thrilled to invite my friends to play. I went here about two or three times, and it was fun. They have a great selection of games you can book on their website. Definitely recommend anyone who wants to find something fun to play with friends and family. It is also a great place for children to play with their families. The workers are friendly and willing to provide you with instructions on how to use their immersive game room before the time starts. I look forward to new games in the future.

This was the most frustrating waste of money. Use your funds to buy a Switch and stay home…read more We did Sandbox VR and that was epic - another better option. The space is too small for a group of more than two people to move around. Even with two people you keep ramming into each other because of how the games are designed. The video was messed up and we "fell" in game even when there were no holes in the floor. We kept hoping it would stop sucking and it just got worse with the Floor is Lava. The game design meant we couldn't all play at once even though there was a time limit for all three player to finish. My kid stopped halfway through and just didn't want to play any more...I mean, that tells you everything. Note that the game doesn't project on the floor (which they do in Sandbox) so it also doesn't feel fully immersive. So between the overall design and the failed technology, it was a fail. Please note that the staff was great. They were accommodating and told us we should have just let them know sooner. We just thought maybe it would get more fun, and couldn't have predicted the glitchy tech.

I saw that Experiment VR opened a new location in North Haven, not far from where I live, and…read moredecided to give it a try! While I had never been to a VR arcade before, I have used an Oculus headset in the past and so I more or less knew what to expect. The staff member working at the time, Scott, was extremely friendly and helpful, and gave me an overview of all the different games that were available to play. For Room-Scale VR, they have 30, 60, 90, or 120 minute play times. I paid for 30 minutes, which was $28. I started off with an archery game called Elvin Assassin, where I had to defend a castle from orcs who were invading. I felt like Robin Hood, it was so fun! Next I played a Rythmatic 2 game (which was similar to Beat Saber) where I had to use light sabers to slash beats of music as they flew toward me. This one also required some shuffling back and forth, and I was honestly a little out of breath by the time I finished! I ended with a game called Ragnarock, which was another music game where you're sailing on a viking ship and need to pound drums with giant hammers to the sound of the beat. I was able to play all three games within the 30-minute session. I had a really fun time and can't wait to go back! I would highly recommend for a night out with friends, birthday party, etc.

This was my first time at a virtual reality arcade, and we had so much fun! I was already familiar…read morewith VR before visiting, since both my dad and fiancé have their own headsets. I thought it was so cool to have the ability to play multiplayer games with our friends where we could actually see each other in-game, and they had an awesome selection of games to choose from (100+!). My favorite part was getting to do the racing similar with my fiancé. It felt so real, and the feeling of accelerating was so cool! I wasn't sure how I would do since I have a pretty bad history of motion sickness, but I was surprisingly fine. Xperiment VR makes a great family outing or date night, and would definitely be a great place for birthday parties!

Overall rating: 4.8…read more I saw this place on Titktok a few months ago and have been trying to find the occasion to go. Admittedly I was very nervous because I'm not a competitive person and I don't like pressure. I made a reservation for a party of 8 and the staff was so friendly. It ended up just being my group and another birthday party which was really fun. The announcer was very nice and the games were CALM AND EASY. Thank god. Everyone had a fun time & enjoyed themselves.

An extremely fun and interactive game show type activity for large groups! We did this as a team…read morebonding activity with my coworkers and had so much fun with it. We started with a happy hour with drinks and light bites before we moved into the game room. The staff made this so fun and enjoyable, u highly recommend this buzzer style game

After having tried VR at recent bachelor party, my husband surprised us with a reservation at…read moreOasis. It was absolutely the most fun I've had in a long time. I'm a casual gamer, but brand new to VR, so it took a good 15min of my hour timeslot to get used to handling the controls and navigating the menu. I kept on getting really excited and asking all these random questions and there was always someone on their helpful staff to answer them. I can tell they get asked alot of the same things by different people. And there's so much to try! Our party did multiplayer co-op campaigns (shooting arrows at ogres) as well as explored our own interests (ninjaing fruit, swinging golf clubs, falling off planks, similating a vacation, flying though google earth maps). I think there's over 50 options to choose from, and from at least what I've tried, are all high quality games. Although each uses the controls a slightly different way (e.g. one game might need a button click to pick up an object while another needed you to raise your hand up and down), and some games were not always beginner friendly. The multiplayers were also a bit difficult to coordinate and may have been better if our VR stations were closer together. We also tried their 4D locomotion zone and opted for a racing game. The seats really do shift pretty intensely in all directions and you can feel the wind in your face. I didn't feel like the controls were very responsive and definitely felt motion sick after 2 laps. Probably because I'm old and sensitive to vertigo but I would not do again. The area itself is spacious and clean and fun. Screens everywhere, rainbow lights on electronics, artsy wallpaper that illustrates a world with angry birds & alice in wonderland & rocky balboa & a giant shark with jaws, but in a very natural way. They also have benches and coat racks (and should consider shelf/safe space for handbags) and even cocktail tables for catering or events. All in all they have 20ish stations and seems popular with walk-ins, at least on the saturday morning we were there. I am definitely looking into planning a future event here!

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VR a park is a Virtual Reality kiosk in the Queens Center Mall. There were about 10 different…read moreexperience options. We went with Elevator Fright. I thought that $10 for 3 minutes was a bit steep, but worth trying once. The virtual reality felt very realistic. Seats were comfortable. I'm glad she disinfected the headphone and glasses before handing it to us. Worth a try if you have never experienced it.