This place is actually pretty cool! Very safe and secure. Reservations online required for entry…read more They do not take walk ins. There's parking directly next door to this place. It's very easy to mess but if you drive slowly, it is literally right next to the building. You turn in and there should be a wellness center on your left. Continue to go forward and turn left and the parking garage is there. It has multiple levels going down. It's typically about $1 for an hour and no they do not validate. There is free parking nearby in another garage but for a dollar to be able to walk up and be right there is much better in my opinion. When you arrive, you call the phone number on the front door and they come unlock the door to let you in the inside. Has multiple VR experiences aside from VR room itself. There are multiple spaces so more than one group could have an experience at the same time. Once you sign the waivers, they take you back to your space that is reserved and put the headsets on for you. After putting on the headset to your timer starts and you start your gaming experience. Pretty easy to understand instructions from the game guide. Just try your best not to walk into any walls and respect the boundaries. It's a lot of fun. Sometimes the airflow is not great so you definitely feel sweaty on your face but other times they'll turn on the fans and it feels good the whole time you're there. Definitely great for less active activity but still very engaging. They don't really explain the game to you and kind of leave you to figure it out on your own, but the games are not super complicated to understand. The game guides are pretty nice and quick to help out with technical issues. You cannot hear other games that are happening at the same time as you. They are there and the space is open, but VR headset quickly muffles out any other sound so it's very easy to focus on your own game. Great place if you don't have anything to do for an hour in the afternoon. And it's so close to the 3rd St Promenade that you can walk over and experience that when you're done. We typically like to walk over to Go Greek on Ocean Avenue afterward for a fun FroYo snack.

This is the most unbelievable experience ever!! It is a must do... anybody that comes into town I…read morebring them to it.. the guys are great there

What a cool experience! My group was welcomed by Aster and some amazing acting to get us into the…read morestory. You were then led into the VR spaceship room, which was the most insane experience! The VR was done so well, and I really enjoyed the immersiveness and the storyline. I actually wish the entire thing could've been VR. I thought the excitement kind of dwindled in the room with the test tubes, and also when we had to go outside to the parking lot to the third section of the experience, which just wasn't as amazing as the beginning. Some points to improve would be a more cohesive storyline, and making a tunnel in the parking lot area so it doesn't break up the visuals. I love escape rooms and the last challenge was pretty elementary, so I can understand that for families but I personally would like a more challenging ending.

"To the moon, Alice!" What a cool experience from start to…read morefinish! Our group arrived and we were welcomed by Aster and the creator of the Lunar Light Experience, granddaughter of Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa, Danielle Roosa. Meeting her and chatting about NASA and her grandfather (famous photo of astronauts playing golf on the moon) was the greatest welcome ever. The experience started with a walk to a moon vehicle where we strapped on some VR packs and proceeded to excavate moon rock for blue light from a meteor. After that we met a mad scientist and a lovely robot. Got to play in the lab. The escape room aspect of the event was simple and we got it done quite easily. I imagine this would be great for families with kids too. :) The end, of course, exits through the gift shop where you can get some super cool astronaut stuff. Even Apollo 14 shirts! I highly recommend you stop by and spend some time in the moon! Also, make sure you get your space photo op! I wore the right jacket for that. ;) Ps: Free parking!

Visited Player One VR World's location at the Century city mall. It was located at the site of…read moreanother former VR experience company that closed last year, which I had visited multiple times so I have a good baseline. It was a pretty different experience from the setup, logistics, type of VR, the technology, the equipment and event the space (although there was a shell of the former spot). It was a pretty decent experience for a first timer with little VR experience, but it was objectively not as great as the previous place. The spacing and detection software was less accurate and the shooting game was almost unrealistic in terms of our ability to keep up with storyline and not die.

Such an incredible VR experience. Fully immersive, super dynamic, and honestly one of the coolest…read morethings I have tried in a while. I also loved the Warhammer world. It felt like stepping straight into the game.

my daughter kept on wanting to come back it's amazing and so much selections! amazing place so funread more

Cool space & very kids friendly. Place hold about 10 players at a time & has race car stimulators…read more Found this place on Groupon 1hr for 2 $56. We will be coming back.

I had the great pleasure to work with Coral Climb on several critical projects. They were…read moreabsolutely the best and professional organization I have ever worked with. We were able to streamline our time on scene following our storyboard. Coral Climb was amazing in their ability to add critical advise to how better to maximize our time and look of our project. The added amazing part of this company, is their technical abilities to enhance our project with great digital inserts! I am looking forward to working with Coral Climb on many more future projects!

From the owner: Coral Climb is a film production house located in Temecula Valley California and Northern Italy…read more Coral Climb produces documentaries, corporate, web content, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality projects from concept to post-production. Coral Climb also offers its filmmaking services on a contract basis to studios, businesses, agencies and advertising firms. Led by a world champion rock climber Lucas Preti in Los Angeles area, and award winning director Dede Preti in Northern Italy, the Company is uniquely able to capture footage other teams film production houses simply can't. Boasting a management team that counts National Geographic, The Discovery Channel, and RAI among its freelance and contract clients, Coral Climb offers both conventional, Virtual Reality and stereoscopic 3D -VR footage, allowing clients and viewers to experience truly remarkable footage, transporting the audience to places inaccessible to most.

crazy experience, completely blown away, and the staff were super friendly! Definitely coming back…read moreto try another adventure!

Omg this was a dope experience. This is our second time coming and Vi was an amazing host! They…read morewere so supportive and attentive. gave off the impression that they enjoy working here. Eric greeted us at the door with such warmth and kindness. Now the room Dead Phobia was awesome! I've never experienced such fun with VR.

Really felt like i stepped back into the 90s. A very linear room and perfect for a group of four to…read moredo. I felt the puzzles were enjoyable and was not too hard to figure out. I do not want to spoil too much, but the twist at the end is rather interesting. I also want to do a shoutout to our GM, Shivani, who was very lovely. Probably one of the better Maze rooms I have been to.

One of the best Maze Room locations in West LA. The rooms are thoughtfully designed, with puzzles…read morethat are both clever and structurally satisfying. Some challenges even incorporate physical elements, adding variety and extra fun to the overall experience. The storylines are engaging, with twists that keep you invested from start to finish.

We were a team-building group with 3 teams of 5, and GAME ON!…read more You definitely don't have to be in shape to play the games, but trust me, you're going to get a good workout! There are 12 different rooms with different challenges, and the fun part is that each room can be played 3-4 different ways, so there's plenty of variety. You'll be jumping, climbing, problem-solving, laughing, and constantly moving from one challenge to the next. It's a great combination of physical activity and teamwork. Definitely wear loose-fitting clothes and comfortable tennis shoes! They provide lockers for your belongings, and there's plenty of parking at Westfield Culver City. (Although I'll always call it Fox Hills Mall!) We came on a Tuesday and it wasn't crowded. The 90 minutes flew by! If you're competitive and love group games, this is definitely a fun and exciting experience for a team outing or just a group of friends looking for something different.

We loved it! Party of 10, all grown women 30+ and we had a great time! They have 10-15 rooms (I…read morelost count) and there are so many games to choose from. Come ready to sweat!

Ray and I recently went to the Titanic Immersive Experience located on the 8th floor of the Beverly…read moreCenter in Beverly Hills, and it was absolutely incredible. These immersive exhibits keep getting better, and this one felt so real it was almost surreal. You get to experience the Titanic from every angle -- from being underwater looking at the shipwreck to walking inside the ship itself. Walking down the Grand Staircase, seeing the dining area, and standing in the wheelhouse truly made it feel like you were there. At one point we watched each other climb a ladder -- even though we were standing in a big open room. The illusion and technology are amazing. It's educational, emotional, and fascinating all at once. We loved it so much that we've already told several people about it and are even thinking about going back again with our group of yachting friends. We're docked near each other in Channel Islands and call ourselves the Pirate Crew, so anything involving ships and the ocean is right up our alley. Definitely take advantage of immersive experiences like this when they come around -- totally worth it. Booking through Fever makes it easy so you don't miss out.

I had points accumulated on my Fever app, so I was able to get 2 tickets for half off. My husband…read moreand I went on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't busy. It's located on the top floor in the Beverly Center Mall, so plenty of parking in the garage. The people working at the front desk were nice, and they provide free lockers for you to store your stuff. The graphics were not mind blowing or amazing, but it was decent. Some areas seemed blurry, and there was a a few breaks in transition from one scene to the next where it would go black. However, when that happened, there would be green arrows that would appear and guide you into the right direction. I never found the experience to be disorienting, but we did feel a bit uncoordinated and cautious when we got to the scene of the grand staircase. We felt like we were going to fall down the "stairs" if we weren't careful. In reality the floor is completely flat, but it definitely looked real. My husband actually grabbed my hand and we started walking "down the stairs" together. It was a hoot of a 'trip'. Overall, the concept is interesting. My husband had never done VR before, so he especially enjoyed it. We loved the idea of being 1st class passengers on the ship and being able to interact with our surroundings. The virtual guide, with all his factoids about the ship and events was educational. It was definitely a different and fun way to experience the history of the Titanic. The thing that bothered me, however, was the noise. You are in this big empty room, and everyone participating in the VR are walking around, so the noise really travels. I wish the workers spent some time ensuring people were not talking so loud because it made it hard to hear what was being said on my headset. I couldn't understand a few tidbits here and there during the storyline which was annoying. All in all, we had fun, but I'm glad I didn't pay full price.