Oops, can't believe I haven't written a review! I've been here when it first opened back in 2022…read moreand a few times since then. I love the location. It's easy to get to and appreciate that parking is simple via the attached garage (albeit the garage is interesting and could be the scene of a horror film). There are ample food options as well since this place is nestled in Ballston with the outdoor area on Wilson crawling with restaurants. If you need something quick, fast casual spots and fast food in general are offered in the food court inside of the mall. Now for the actual game review. It's best to book in advance online. Things are super easy and much faster; you also do not have to pick a game right away. So far I've played the Floor is Lava, a more family oriented one with my nephew, and most recently Squid Games with my nieces. Note that the latter is better suited for older kids. My youngest niece who is 5 had a couple of issues maneuvering her avatar during Squid Games. Of the three I played, Squid Games has been my favorite, naturally. Youngest niece kept dying every time she stepped foot. I was telling her to go left go left and she screamed back at me that she hadn't learned left or right yet, then proceeded to get picked off. Game aside, please note you are welcome to purchase drinks from the room. If you are playing a game that's more than 30 mins, note you will need water. There is a lot of moving around. Also note, sadly the water is Dasani so prepare to have your tastebuds assaulted.

I wasn't familiar with Immersive Gamebox before our visit. I've heard of similar interactive gaming…read moresetups, but I didn't know IGB had a location in Arlington--or what to expect from the experience. I went with my niece and was genuinely surprised by how much fun we had! The games were interactive, challenging, and a total blast. We laughed a lot, got competitive, and I'm pretty sure people in the other rooms (or "boxes") could hear us having a great time. I'm really glad we gave it a try, and I'd definitely go back. If you have kids or are looking for a unique family outing, I'd say the passes are well worth it. One quick tip: Know exactly where you're going before you arrive. I didn't realize the location is on the outside of the mall, which wasn't a big issue for me, but it could be frustrating if you're tight on time. The confirmation emails do a solid job providing directions--if you're driving and parking. But if you're getting dropped off (like I was via Uber), the signage and location can be a little tricky to spot. A minor hiccup, but something to be aware of.

This was a really cool concept and it was a unique experience for an escape room. Parking was easy…read moreto find. The staff was super helpful and I needed the help because I needed some refreshers throughout to remember how the remote control works. It was really cool to feel like we were actually in the space of the escape room. We did the prison room and I thought I was actually in a prison which made the experience feel more real. My headset stopped working a couple of times but that was towards the very end and it was quickly resolved. We were offered the opportunity to extend our time. I did feel a little bit of motion sickness but I also was having eye issues that day so not sure if that was causing the VR or my eye situation.

We held our newly minted 12-year-old's birthday party here. It was super easy and very low-key. The…read morekids had a great time. For most of them, it was their first experience with VR. They did an escape room and all of them enjoyed it. That said, they clearly needed an adult with them to help (thankfully, Dad was there to the rescue). They enjoyed the VR for an hour and then headed over to the table set up for them to have lunch and cake. Easy to bring food in and it was a chill vibe. Perfect low-planning party for 6 kids and reasonably affordable.

Very recommend and fun date night place. Get your own room to enjoy for an hour and several…read moredifferent games. It was a great first VR time.

My family was talking about bucket lists and my wife mentioned Machu Picchu in Peru. Being the…read morehusband I am, I looked on Google for more information and this experience with Fever Hub popped up to my surprise. It's something unique to do so I reserved tickets for this virtual reality experience. A little pricy in my opinion but once you experience it and see it you can appreciate all the technology and effort that went in to creating it. We were able to find nearby street parking at a cost on Saturday, 2 hrs max, but there are garages available as well. Upon entering, you check-in at the desk, provide your tickets, and complete the waiver forms. You each get assigned a name to be recognized within your party while you're wandering the virtual reality course as a team. There are others on the course that you will see but they're on their own route and all you see is a silhouette in the viewfinder. Following check-in, you walk to the back of the building where they fit you with a headset and give you a brief on how to wear it and what to do. It's really simple. Arrows guide you along your route, along with the narrator robot in the viewfinder, while explaining various things along your journey. It's very interesting and educational, although not the real Peruvian experience. They offer souvenirs and other mementos at the end related to the experience. They vary the courses over the months so that one will play for a period of weeks and then another. Highly recommend for something different and educational for the whole family. There can be a lot of walking and standing over the course of nearly an hour which may not be for everyone unless you bring a chair to sit in. I did see a gentleman in a wheelchair being pushed around which I thought was great to be able to experience.

I went to this with my family and we all thought it was great. None of us knew what to expect going…read morein, and many of us were skeptical at first but everyone ended up having a great time. The content wasn't particularly educational and a bit hokey, but the technology was much cooler than we anticipated. You really feel like you're in another world. If you're afraid of heights you might need to close your eyes at times even. Staff was courteous and the facility and equipment seemed clean and well maintained. I'd recommend it just to experience the VR piece of it, especially if you've never tried out VR before.

I would give this experience a 3.5 rating…read more I enjoyed the experience overall, but there were several tech issues during my allotted time - audio wasn't working, headsets weren't fully charged, etc. The person running the experience gave us some extra time to account for the tech issues, but it definitely took away from the enjoyment. The games also don't really have good tutorials when you start them, so it took some time to figure how to properly play most of them. It's about $50 per person for an hour of game time, which seems a bit excessive for what you get. It's a cool experience to try once but not sure I'd do it again for the same price.

It was fun! Perfect group bonding. We played 4 games it was awesome! They let us play a little…read morelonger too!

What an experience!! Today was my first time at Sandbox and I had such a great time. We chose the…read moredeadwood valley theme. I was mind blown. I'm not new to VR but the optics were awesome. Without giving too much info away if you choose the deadwood valley theme you will have all type of things coming at you. It was a great shooting game. One thing that could be improved would be the customer service. Once we walked in we did not know what to do or where to go. We had to search around for someone to help us. Also, the staff wasn't great at explaining the instructions. Think he assumed that we knew what to do. However, it was a great experience. Definitely check it out if you are in Tyson's Corner.

VR experience was awesome. The family and friends came out 6 deep and we selected Deadwood Phobia,…read morethe best seller and I can see why! This was my second time here over a year ago and I did the previous Deadwood, which is filled with zombies and other strange creatures. The graphics are crisp and pretty realistic, to get you hopping around, panting, and sweating. Just like any video game you move from a new level to the next level, which comes with a change of scenery. We went from a creepy lab, a meatpacking conveyor belt, to boots on the ground fighting in a zombie war zone! So much fun with many more surprises and features I'll let you discover for yourself. I felt it was long enough towards the end, I start hoping the goblins would stop coming. Perfect amount of time. They give you a keepsake video which is edited with everyone's gamer names, a recap of the scores, highlights, and who your team's MVP is! Great for bragging and talking ish over dinner after the game is over. It is pricey about $65 per person, but it's not something you'll do every weekend. It truly is a unique experience, because this is the only chain in the DMV. The staff is polite and do a great job of explaining the rules and how to wear the equipment. Definitely arrive 15 minutes early, especially if you've never played the game before. I will definitely comeback for a 3rd experience, the more people for the spooky Deadwood Phobia, the better!

The last time I was here I had a blast. I rode a coaster right for a much longer time period than…read morenormal. The feeling of air being blown at your feet to give off the illusion of flying through the air was wonderful. The manager on duty showed me more added experiences you can choose from. I even say a game called ...Jack and Cat...which looks very much like Tom and Jerry. This is the ride that caught my eye, and I might try it out should there be a next time. The manager (we will call Kevin) Explain how each show works and how you will have a different experience with each ride. I forgot to get the prices for the rides, but if I remember correctly the price is $4 dollars per ride.

What a waste! We asked several times if these were games and the lady, texting on her phone,…read morecontinued to allow us to believe we were getting into some sort of Jurassic Park game like at the arcade. We literally sat in a ball looking at fuzzy video, which I hesitate to call reality, waiting for something to come out for us to engage. Waste of time and money! Save yourself and go to Chuckie Cheese.

What a beautiful mosque and Islamic Center. We went during one of the annual markets. Staff were…read morewelcoming and let people go inside the mosque (wearing appropriate clothing). The outdoor plaza had food stands and other vendors from Muslim countries from around the world. The food from Bangladesh was especially delicious!

Beautiful structure and very clean. Stopped on our way to NY for Fajr prayer and it was so serene…read more Nice hot water for wazu and enjoyed the fajr prayer. MashaAllah, may Allah SWT accept our prayers and bless all those who are involved in upkeep of this place. Aameen