Had to stop by LevelUp Reality when this one "VR Exhibit" miss it's mark. The staff was all helpful…read moreand friendly. They suggested what types of games to play and how to play it. We had some issues with the set up since they were fairly new and they ended up giving us some extra time. I thought that gesture went a long way. The pricing was not too bad.i thought the experience was really worth the price we paid. The experience really made me feel I was more involved into the game and environment. Their facility was generally well kept and clean. They wiped down the head set after each use, so that was reassuring. Overall, I'll be down to visit and play again if I was in the GTA. Overall: 4 (Rounded) Food: NA Service: 5 Price: 4 Atmosphere: 4

I went to level up reality the other day. The place was a little hard to find and tucked away…read moredownstairs. The staff were very welcoming and nice! They were super helpful and there's a short tutorial. I only tried a few games, one was a bow and arrow game and another was a zombie apocalypse. It was more realistic that I thought it would be.. I had a great time!! It was really cool. The price was reasonable and you pay by the hour. I'd recommend a one hour session bc half an hour is not enough to play and get used to virtual reality. :p Bring a friend and you get a discount! I'd go back to try another game :) Highly recommend it.

They will be opening up in North York around winter of 2019. Hoping to visit this place then.read more

From the owner: We are an augmented reality entertainment and game development company located in Toronto!…read more Battleverse offers a new unique and action-packed experience by immersing you into the game. We host fun augmented reality team-based games, similar to Paintball and Laser tag. The way it works is that two teams battle each other by blasting virtual fireballs at each other! And they can team up together to battle monsters that are invading Earth. From throwing magic bolts to summoning creatures, the fight is in your hands! immerse yourself in the game and interact with game elements in real-time!

VR Fun! My boyfriend and I went to a VR gaming centre for…read morethe first time and had such a blast! VRPlayin uses the latest VR tech and is a gaming centre where you can play a variety of games. Each session is charged by the hour starting at $29/h. There is a huge selection of games from fighting to horror to sports to exploring and many more! The staff is super helpful so don't worry if you have never tried VR before! They give you an extensive tutorial and continues to help you throughout your session if you need it. We had such a great first VR experience!

Had a team event at this location the other day. We started at 1:30 and had half the place rented…read morefor about 2 hours. The staff was courteous and answered all our questions when they walked us through how all things work. This place uses the VR in a neat way than the one I have I home. The play room has sensors that earn you in the game if you are too close to the walls. Then you can also Play a team game that you play against each mother which was the best. Many many games to select from. Easy to very hard. With either nothing to do or minimal movements too very intense. For all age groups as well. Fun place for sure. Two hours well spent!

Have you been immersed in a free-roaming virtual reality experience? If not, you have to try this!…read moreAnd no, you won't get motion sickness or get bitten by real zombies. I'll start off by mentioning that we do have the Oculus at home, so me and my kids have used the headset and controls before. My kids are 6yo and 8yo and are under the recommended age of 10yr, but both fared well at this arena. The headset was a bit big, but Shawn (owner of this Burlington location) recommended that they bring a toque to help make it fit better. You do have to book a time slot for your experience and I hear that their weekends can fill up pretty quickly. We got to the complex at our scheduled time (it is housed within this plaza that offers swimming, dancing, coding classes) and after leaving our things in the locker, we were brought in a LED-lit room to begin our orientation. You do have to pay attention as the video also gives you instructions on the games that you'll be playing. Our first game was Engineerium. This game does not require use of the Controller. All you need to do is follow the path. The stepping stones are constantly moving and some parts make it look as if you're walking upside down! The headset is for you to communicate with your teammates and for the staff to guide you if you get stuck. I really enjoyed this quick 15m game. Our next 30m game was Singularity. You do need the Controller for this game and it is quick a big piece of equipment that you need to keep tight to your body the entire time. I found it tiring to be constantly eliminating robots and drones, but then again, I'm not a gamer. It was a fun experience for the entire family and my 6yo is already asking when we can go back. Shawn, the owner, was very helpful and answered questions that I had before going in via Instagram. The staff were friendly and helpful and the arena was very clean (no shoes allowed). I highly recommend this for a group outing, 10/10 must try!!

Efficient. Safe. Friendly, patient and understanding. Thank you for making my son's birthday so…read moremuch fun!

I'm super excited that vivid will be expanding soon with a larger space and bar. We found Vivid VR…read moreafter I saw an Instagram ad for the rec room. The rec room locations in Canada had really terrible reviews and we decided to look local. Vivid's website was pretty easy to use and book our appointments, we went with the $30 pp premium for an hour (all the standard games + some others). I suggest coming earlier to get used to the controls, it's a little different. We had so much fun, highly recommended. I do love the free classic arcade games in the front that we can play as we wait. Thoughtful touch. Wish it was located more downtown near all the bars and nightlife, this place would be an even bigger hit. Looking forward to the new developments. I'd def come back again.

Wow!! It was super fun! I have always wanted to try VR gaming. Because of the price of owning on…read moreitself is expensive, this is a great opportunity for people who never experience VR gaming before. I forgot the name of the games that I played, but definitely try the one where you shoot the robots. It was so exciting and a bit scary as the game went on. You had the ability to move around and shoot them. Another game that I played was fighting off the demons. Had a blast killing them!! But the one down side of it was that, we weren't able to move around. Just station at one spot, but it was still fun. I'm probably the worst gamer...not coordinated at all and have a high chance that I will die first. But it was pretty easy to pick up, so I can imagine that anyone like me can have fun too. Before it was our turn, we were waiting on a group of 3 kids. Anyone could see their excitement in playing the game. It's perfect for all ages, and another way for parents to bond with the children. The customer service was great! I believe his name was Ken... Could be wrong. But he was super helpful for us beginners.

$10 for 2 virtual rides. Great bang for the buck. A must stop at the mall if you have a kid or if…read moreyou want to revive the kid inside you.

From the owner: We Are Open. Book Online is Available. Safety Measures in…read morePlace to Protect Customers and Staff. Vaughan Mills; VR Arcade;

This place is so fun! Make sure you bring cash and are prepared to check your bags/ drinks at the…read moredoor. The games are extremely well maintained and there are so many to choose from! We were visiting from the states on vacation and highly enjoyed our time here together!! Worth having to get cash at the weed dispensary across the street (they do have an ATM but it wasn't working when we arrived!)

Ten dollars a person to get in was an incredible deal for the amount of value that it offered. At…read morefirst I thought I might be there for an hour, but after thinking "one more game" I ended up there for another three and a half hours. I love skee-ball, so that was one thing, but the video-arcade version of beer pong was not something I was expecting. The pinball games ranging from the old school cog version, to the 80s version where computers started to get involved, to the modern ones made just this year showcased a real range. What was incredibly exciting was being able to play a number of Mario Kart arcade game races, that I see for three or four dollars a race at other arcades. Couple that with the incredible food options (Deep fried mac and cheese wedges, deep fried mars bars, deep fried... everything!) and at prices that have you snacking and grazing through the whole thing. It's a great place for kids, too. The only thing is kids need to be out by 8pm. But, there's a lot to do before then.