First axe-throwing experience. Went out for a work team outing and it was fun, but also a little…read morefrustrating. It took us a while to get our form right but then found some consistency. The place was empty for awhile until another group came in. I felt like it was really pricey at essentially $35/per person for an hour- over $100 for 3 of us. Also, the lanes are really short and we had the axe bounce out of the enclosure more than once. I would definitely try axe throwing again, but maybe somewhere else.

This is a fun stop. Several areas to throw axes and there is also a room for painting and a small…read moreVR game area you can enjoy. What I didn't like was the fact in order to get to the other rooms or walk to another axe board you need to walk in front of the other throwers. You could go back behind them but it is awkward with people standing in their area. There was no problem everyone was aware and would stop so you could walk by but for sure that was a concern for me that I didn't like. The layout could be much better.

Look, your workout class has NOTHING on the Sandbox VR experience. Jacob gave great instructions on…read morewhat to expect and if we needed assistance throughout our game (Rebels to the Moon). Definitely a great/fun experience!!!

Such a fun experience, but be sure to bring a change of clothes and don't wear hoodies or jackets…read more We did not expect it to be so active, but it was a real workout. I sweat through my TShirt and my hoodie, but it was a great time. They have lots of options and we did the dragonshard one. It seems like there's something for everyone. They even warned us ahead of time that the one we chose had spiders and offered to change it to maggots (gross, but probably necessary for someone with severe arachnophobia). Our (assistant? Coordinator? Game master?) Daniel was helpful and friendly and got us set up for our game quickly. He was also attentive when we had issues in game or with the equipment. I would definitely go back.

This location is fairly close to Lakeview one (their original), but has more space. Great setup…read morewith HTC VR equipment and Steam games. Tracy is great and always ready to help out. Can bring your own food and drinks. Remember to book a reservation on their site before the day of, especially on weekends will get booked up for the 1 hours a slots they have available for $45.

Bring your own sanitizer. I asked for the equipment to be cleaned and he couldn't find anything…read moreexcept a napkin to clean it with. Ugh. The couches are falling apart. The games were fun and he was helpful but the equipment should be cleaned in between users.

Waste of money--don't go, kids hated and normally they are easy to please…read more When we showed up, the gentleman who said nothing to us seemed genuinely confused on why we were there, and when I tried to give him my last name, he asked for a five digit code to log us in. When there was no code given, I had to have my wife forward an email to show them to start the process. The "games" prompt you each time by asking if you want to buy sodas. We booked two 90min experiences and left after 35min.

Visited with a group of 9 on a Thursday to enjoy 90 minutes of game time! The person working did a…read moregreat job at explaining games and options our group had. We ended up dividing the 90 minutes into (3) 30 minute games so our groups could keep rotating. They have lockers to lock belongings in, rooms can host up to 6 people and have options to order simple beverages while you play. Our first game was Box Party which is their version of a Mario Party. There are a couple of mini game options as you work through the map. This by far was our group's favorite game! We chose the 30 minute game but easily could have played it for the full 90 minutes. Our second game was Floor is Lava. This one was fun but a bit harder than I was expecting it to be. There are parts where you bump into other players so I recommend playing with good friends or family. This is more of a group task game. Our third game was Angry Birds. This overall was the group's least favorite as it wasn't very physical. The game takes on the classic idea of launching birds at towers to get points. This was more individual tasks than team tasks. Overall, this was such a fun experience! They offer games for any aged guest and for any comfort level of players together. I enjoyed having the personalization of our "meeps" to play in each game too.

This review is for The Gallery of Terror Halloween walk thru only and not for any of the VR…read moreexperiences (These seem very cool) Anyways this is possibly the worst haunted attraction walk thru ever created by man...Or maybe worst walk thru attraction in general. Remember the Willy Wonka scam event in Glasgow, Scotland that went viral? (if not, look it up). Well now we have a smaller scale version of this here in Chicago. Story and art was obviously created using AI and black garbage bags for walls and 4 actors who are doing thier best to keep a straight face while performing...it's so terribly bad that it's almost good...Unfortunately paying 30 bucks a person for 2 people is pure insanity...But it does come with a liquor drink and you will need it after you are exiting 5 minutes after walking in...lol This is worth about 5 bucks a head at best and it still would seem awful. The sad part is the idea of a haunted gallery where you stare at paintings that come to life is a good one but unfortunately none if this happens here. The only horror to be had here is spending too much money on this turkey. And yes they had the nerve to have an exit thru a gift shop aka a closet with some dollar store merchandise This is so bad that it really does need to be seen to be believed...Maybe show up and ask can you walk thru for a few dollars...Its so worth it for a few bucks and you will never forget it. Note to owners: Please make this the first and last year this is ever done...I wouldn't wish this experience on my worst enemies for 30 bucks a person. I've been to DIY home haunt walk thru's for free that were next level amazing in comparison.

My adventurous granddaughter darted in the open door of the Event Horizon Gallery on a Sunday…read moreafternoon, and that's how we discovered this treasure on Clark Street in Andersonville. She's a tall seven year old, and she headed straight for the virtual reality pods, where her mom and the proprietor agreed she could buckle in for a virtual visit with Santa, an underwater adventure, a visit with dinosaurs, and a ride on a roller coaster, swaying and bumping along. She was thrilled. We were delighted! The gallery is full of objects you might want to buy -- we didn't -- and escape rooms for adventure -- we haven't tried them -- but I can't recommend the place highly enough for friendliness, cleanliness, reasonable prices, and good, safe fun.

Business owner reached out and made the situation right. I love a business that cares about…read morecustomer satisfaction! Thank you for being a stand up company!

Very cool place! I've never done group VR before. Its almost like an escape room experience. They…read morehave different rooms for each game. They last about 30 minutes or so. The staff were friendly and it seemed well organized. We played Davy Jones and Rebel Moon. There were a couple hiccups with equipment that the game was paused to fix. Its definitely a workout!

I'd give zero starts if I could. Make a reservation for today well in advanced at the Lansing…read morelocation. Showed up and no one was there! The business was closed with the lights off. Just happy I didn't pay in advanced. Another couple was also there and disappointed. The hours state open at 11AM on Saturdays but that doesn't seem true anymore.

Awesome experience! Took my kids here for my sons birthday and they had a ball!! The staff member…read morewas extremely helpful and patient with the kids while they learned to play the games! Will definitely be back!

Omg YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS PLACE. It's in a room with 7 headset. The owner is so so helpful…read morewith the knowledge of the games and making sure you don't hurt yourself. He has a vast array of games physical and the like. The prices are reasonable. 30 minutes is not even enough time. I promise you.

one star because I have spent weeks calling the number and even emailed to try and plan my twin…read moreboys birthday and they haven't responded or answered anything

Amazing kinda cheap worth the drive my brother loved it he is super quiet and could not stop…read moretalking after it was the longest anyone in my family ever heard him talk for

this place is very family, friendly, has video games for pretty much all ages, a really nice area…read morereserved for private bookings, and also caters to the adults with two bars. There's Apple space to move around and very bright and lightly. The food choices are pizza, chicken tenders, cheeseburger, sliders, fries, cookies, and drinks. The service is bar none where they're so helpful and inviting.

Kind of a hidden arcade. It's easy to pass by. There's plenty of parking in the side, gravel lot…read more Be careful, they have a sign that says it can get muddy on a rainy day. We never interacted with staff. Most of them were behind the small bar. I'm not sure what they serve, but they didn't look too experienced with cocktails. There were no kids when we went. The place was clean, and I like how you can redeem prizes yourself via the machines.