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    Verse Immersive Chicago

    3.3 (32 reviews)
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    Karyn M.

    I had very high expectations for this as I love to attend immersive experiences. I'm sorry to say that attending this experience fell far short of my expectations. Verse Immersive is located in Block 37 in the former Disney space. I bought a Groupon multipass ticket for two. This includes four immersive/VR "shows" using the headset "like NASA" uses. Verbiage says that reservations are required. Nowhere on my confirmation email, the Verse Immersive website said how to make the reservation. This adds to the confusion because the Groupon voucher says to show your purchase at the venue. I won't go into all of the confusion because it's boring to read. To sum up, lots of people are showing up without reservations, the venue was understaffed (though pleasant), the technology was wonky, the VR headsets just ok, the immersive aspects not very sophisticated. We only did Starwalk: a holographic odyssey and the Unreal Garden. We did not finish the two others, it did not interest us. I'm sorry I dragged my friend to this and I'm sorry we paid for parking. If you ever get the chance to see THE INFINITE, a VR experience with footage from the international Space Station in cooperation with NASA, go! It's mapped out so that you will never bump into anyone or grab someone (like I did -/ my apologies) while wearing a VR headset, and you will get to explore the space station and take a virtual spacewalk.

    Adriana F.

    This was fantastic. We went for our mother-son monthly outing (65 & 40 yo). We had a blast. I bought a pass for 2 VIP through Groupon and it was worth every penny (it was a good deal). We did only 2 of the 4 phases, enjoyed it and had lots of fun for 2 hours. With the VIP you get to go in and out so we went for a bite to eat to Atwood, right across the street. By the time we came back we were told we had to wait and since there was only one more hour to closing time we had the choice of having a free renter for the next 2 phases on a different day of our choice. The people working there were fantastic, kind, helpful, and patient. We are looking forward to our next mom-son's date. PS: This is the best I could do for pictures, we're taken through the my goggles

    It only lasts for 30 minutes, so it's a little pricey but overall a really fun experience. The staff? AMAZING, Robert (I think that was his name) was fantastic, he made our whole trip and was soooo much fun

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    Robert and Dane were very helpful. We did the Unreal Garden and had a blast. Good for kids too. Will return for another experience.

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    It was a fun and unique experience that was great for kids and adults. Robert and Alyssa were great!

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    I had an amazing time this experience was awesome and the crew was super nice and helpful thank you so much

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    Robert & Emmy were wonderful! A group of us went on Halloween and loved it. What a fun day. Thanks for bending my reality!

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    Liam and Emmy are amazing ! Thank you for an amazing experience !! Everything was clean and well explained

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