Located in the industrial area in Tukwila, and on the second floor of the building. We walked in…read morefor a group of 4 adults and 3 kids and they really nice, welcomed us and got us all set up right away. They have many games to choose from so I suggest going to their website prior to visiting to check out which games you are interested in, so you can make the most of your gaming time. $25 for 30 min and $40 for 1 hour, if possible go for the full hour. It is your choice which games you want to play. Escape room type games take much longer and will eat up your time sometimes can take the full hour They have team games, versus shooting games, escape room games etc. Our favorites: Cook'd Up (work as a team, hilarious and lots of laughs, similar to the game overcooked) Plush Rush (work as a team, set up is like you are in the movie Toy Story and it's like a defend your base type of thing) Arrow song (similar type of shooting game but with arrows and a fantasy setting) *They have a hunting animals game and experiences where you can shoot each other too. We can't wait to go back and try the other games. Maybe next time without younger kids so we can try the zombie and "scarier" themed lol! *Wonderful customer service! *I easily get motion sickness but I was good throughout *Ideal for 8 years old and older *Lots of parking space available *They take walk-in's but highly suggest you call incase they are booked for a private event *Sandbox VR in Seattle & Kirkland charged $50-60 for only half the game play time(30 min) Dimension XR it's $40 for a full hour. Much more reasonable price and the reason we will be back.

Dimension XR is always a very fun experience. I've been there a few times now and it never…read moredisappoints! The environment: Dim lighting, but lots of fun cooler-toned lights. There are lots of spacious rooms to do the virtual reality in, however you can run into the wall or fall The staff: The employees are always so nice, helpful, and informative. They always help you with the virtual reality gear (two hand things (apparently I'm not cool or trendy enough to actually figure out what the hand controls are called ) and the virtual reality headset). Also, we finished our escape room early and the employee there let us try five minutes of another virtual reality simulation because we hadn't used up our full hour with the other one. I was very impressed by their integrity with that, especially since we just had five minutes left and certainly wouldn't have noticed. Extra details: Half hour activities are $25 per person. One hour activities are $40 per person. They have options like laser tag, active shooter simulations (like shooting zombies and stuff), a few random simulations like cooking, and lots of virtual reality escape rooms. They have a lot of options, and the virtual reality gear is always clean. I've only done the escape rooms and they're actually pretty challenging. You can get hints within the simulation if you need them, and there's a constant timer as to how much time you have left. Final thoughts: It's a little spendy and virtual reality itself is always a little disorienting, but it's a very fun activity and team building exercise to do with friends or family!

We got an awesome experience actually my kids and her friends. I thought about this kind of…read moreexperience because kids nowadays love video games. I gave them an unforgettable moment and they really like it. So satisfied about the Gold package that they offered for a birthday. Although I can't invite all her friends at least her closest ones. And of course she has played with her big sister. We are definitely coming back.

Game selected: Deadwood Valley…read more While I'm familiar with the whole concept of virtual reality, I had never tried it out until my first visit to Sandbox VR. When we arrived, we used the kiosks to check in, sign the waiver and input our contact information. This becomes important later in order to receive your post-game video highlights via email & text. After this, a staff member took us to the back and guided us on how to suit up. Each person must wear a vest and a total of four sensors that strap on to each wrist and ankle. We then entered our game room and the employee assisted us with strapping on the headsets which launched us into the virtual world! It's so cool to look around what was previously just an empty room and see your teammates in their animated state. After a quick tutorial, we were handed the weapons we selected and the game began. Without going into too much detail, we were "transported" into a city that has been overrun with zombies, zombified dogs, birds and other monstrous creatures. The game lasted about 30 minutes and took place across three different stages. You are truly immersed in the environment. When the zombies attack, it appears as if they are right in your face and your vest vibrates upon their contact. When you're shooting, keep in mind that accuracy counts! For attire, wear light clothing as you'll be moving the entire time, equivalent to a bit of a workout. The gear itself is pretty lightweight, but the headset is not super comfortable. Understandably, it needs to be strapped on tightly, but it felt like my cheeks were being pulled down and about halfway through, it seemed like the headset was slightly clouding up. Four of us played the Deadwood Valley game and the rest of our group played Unbound Fighting League. For UFL, only two players can play at a time, so you will spend some time sitting on the sidelines. The 30 minutes of gameplay went by quickly and then one of the employees showed us our video highlights on a large screen, which were entertaining to say the least! The videos are immediately sent via email / text as well. This virtual reality experience was super fun and very unique, however it was $60 per person for 30 minutes of a single game. To me, that seems fairly steep. For that price, it would have been nice if they allowed you to play two games (or offered some type of package deal to do that), however I'm sure that's all part of their strategy to get customers to return.

Something different to do indoors with the family. We went together and had a good time. It feels…read moregeared more toward younger kids, and some of the exhibits looked a little tired or were out of order, but the ball pit was fun. It wasn't very busy when we went, so we pretty much had the place to ourselves to roam around and explore. I could see it getting a little hectic when it's crowded though. It is a bit pricey, but if you're looking for something different from the usual weekend outing, it still makes for a fun family memory.

It was fun, don't get me wrong, but I definitely thought that there was more to do than there…read moreactually was. It only took 30 minutes for us to go through the entire thing. The live bubble room was disappointing, not very many bubbles and only for a short period of time. The funnest room was the room with the giant pink balloons. We spent the most time in there and went back after we completed everything else. The "concessions" were not what I expected. Just a small amount of small snacks and beverages. Prices were okay. I would recommend this to anyone with small children, they would have a BLAST through the entire experience but once you get into the double digits it's okay. I just expected more for the amount of money I spent. There was nothing in the gift shop that we bought either and we are a family of souvenirs

Fun puzzles! Definitely will return again!…read more We did a kids birthday party here, everyone had a great time.

Always a fun time! Great rooms! Would highly recommend coming here. Staff is very helpful and…read morefriendly.

We came here for a friend's birthday party. The games are fun and certainly a workout…read more I was glad they had non-alcoholic drinks to choose from. The staff were friendly and energetic. I only wish the VR headsets were not so heavy or sweaty and that they were lighter, like the Ray-Ban Meta glasses. Overall, it was a good experience!

Staff was really friendly upon check in, I was worried we were late but he assured we were fine…read more We came for the Snow Flake Lane parade viewing; it was $18 per adult and kids are free (it was 2 of us and 2 kids) They had hot cocoa and popcorn on the table, restocking constantly! Great viewing space; there are parts of the balcony that is solid concrete (so only adults are tall enough/ can see) but also balcony area with glass panels so little ones can see the street. The dining room area and play area inside is super amazingly beautiful (we only sat in the waiting area couches before and after the parade) Totally worth it will come back next year for the parade! They also validate parking!!

Amazing This was such a great experience I will be going…read moreand taking anyone I can I was amazed by the views out side the shuttle It's a must see

If you're looking something new to do, maybe a date night idea, or if you want to channel your…read morenerdy side, this is where you need to come! I saw this place pop on social media from all of the Houston influencers. I love science and NASA so I made it a point to make it here while it's still in Houston. Reservations are required and evening and weekend spots fill up quickly. Parking was easy on either the street or parking lot. The staff was friendly and informative. As soon as you walk in, you feel like you're about to be walk into a space station. We waited about 10-15 minutes after our scheduled time to actual get into the experience. You have to go into an introduction room and then to the room where you get your VR equipment. They are cleaned thoroughly between use and are very comfortable. I had a few instances were the screen would go blank but it recalibrates quickly. The cool part is, you're group is color coded in the VR world so you can stick close together. You are free to roam about the room which in the VR world is the space station. It's interactive and there's so much to see. It's so neat how organized it is and if you follow instructions, you won't run into people. After the VR part, there's a few other artistic exhibits which were really cool and made for great pic opportunities. This was so cool, I might give it another go before it's gone!

Great place to celebrate my kid's birthday with his buddies. A bunch of 11-12 year olds with the…read morewhole place to themselves. They all loved it! Thank you to the guys who set up all the games and demonstrated on how to use all the game controllers. They also set up a table and we brought in our own food and birthday cake. My son has asked to do it again next year.

If you like VR reality, this is your place. I brought my son last week and he enjoyed it here. Now,…read morehe wants to come back for his bday celebration.

We were looking for something fun to do on a Sunday and discovered VoyagerVR…read more The owner Brian was wonderful and patient making sure we understood how to use the equipment (first timers), explaining the games, and how to choose them. After we chose and were having fun he would call out tips to us, as in how to pick up items in the game and use them, apparently in our chosen game you have to remove your mask in order to don a hat. The hour we booked flew by. I highly recommend.

This place rocks! Staff is friendly and accommodating, gaming is a blast (of course), and VR game…read moreoptions are plentiful (from roller coasters, zombies, escape rooms, and racing to kids' games, relaxation, and education... and more!). I'd check out the website for the VR options that are available. If you have a party, a get together, or want to have a fun date night out, this is the spot. Brian, the owner, will make sure you're having a great time. As for COVID-19, guidelines are being followed, and everything is pristinely clean. VR headsets and controllers are cleaned after every use (I witnessed this myself), and while masks are strongly encouraged while gaming, there is also some room to take your mask off if you're having a hard time breathing since they're pretty closed off, padded sections. There are TVs for those who want to just watch and comfy seating too (almost fell asleep on the couch). Give it a try, thank me later.

Had a blast!! We did the Squid Game version…read more Prepare to sweat lol Our Kody was amazing

Went on a Saturday to do the Squid Game VR. Loved the Game. Would have loved to play it twice, but…read morethe long wait once we arrived and the fact that we paid almost double for a Saturday afternoon made this completely NOT worth it. I would not suggest it for this fact alone. $130 for 2 people to do a 1/2 hour VR.

Came here for a date after passing it numerous times bumping around downtown…read more I've always pegged this place as sort of a more local Dave & Busters and it sort of is on a smaller scale. Food, drinks and of course a bunch of games to play. Difference here is they seem to host ESports and other games beyond arcade games which is cool. This particular visit was kind of like a Classic play some games and laugh along the way rather than expect to find gem games of days gone by or even present. There is a good assortment of light gun, classic fighters and of course DDR which they were real generous with - 6 credits on a swipe which is like 9 song/sets! There is a bar but it's kind of basic compared to the afformentioned Dave & Busters, which makes that part of their identity. Also the person selling me the game card was fast on talk, and slow on the explanation of how things work which could've been better. It was nearing close so I wasn't going go through the whole rundown. Fun time here if you're looking for something to do in the area, but a Barcade or Dave & Busters will do the job all the same.

I hadn't been to GameWorks for a couple of decades when I went last week for a relative's birthday…read more He is really into video games and enjoyed Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) along with the driving games where you can race against your friends/family members. So, I am glad he had a good time. But I don't think I will go back to GameWorks in the future, even for special events. First, the loud noise and flashing lights made me feel like I was in a casino for kids. Something creepy about the vibe there. Second, there was no real air conditioning on a hot summer day, just these mobile a/c fans that blew cold air and were quite loud, adding to an already noisy place. Third, the games were very expensive. You have to buy a card for game credits and swipe that card whenever you play a game. We calculated later that it was cost us $1.60-2.30 PER GAME. That is including vintage games like Frogger and Ms. Pacman and other games like Operation, Skeeball, and driving games that only give you one life. Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I went to A LOT of arcades as a kid and teen. I don't expect places to be like the arcades I went to back then, but I do expect a fair and decent exchange for my money for the experience of playing a video game. Three lives/tries per fee is a fair exchange. GameWorks is nothing like that, and for that reason, along with others I've given here, I won't be back.