This is the most fun I've had in a minute, if not ever. Aside the experience, the staff were as…read moreprofound and professional as ever. They read and catered to our group, exactly as needed; Completely maximizing our fun and making our first VR experience a trip to remember --- and hopefully a long lasting relationship. Highly recommend booking a date here if you're seriously hoping it goes well and you wanna see how compatible you are as partners. -- Shout out to Reno, he was our guide , he was an absolute joy and great addition -- I even asked him to play with us! He said no for our safety of course because apparently he had to monitor us but he watched us very well, no one was injured. Thanks Reno! He's born in Reno too if you didn't know! Reno, Nevada - a name with a backstory!

First- the equipment is hot on your body Second- the…read moreinteraction is physical and builds heat The floor is flat so where court shoes Dress accordingly We were allowed in groups of 6 Each person gets assigned a color Each person gets a vest with vibration inside Each person plays the hokey-pokey and gets attachments on left wrist, right wrist, left ankle and right ankle so the computer can locate movement Adjustments to each piece may need to be done Then each person gets visor... wear a headband if you have one to gap the visor for airflow Finally- each person gets headphones Verbal WARNING given "The gear is expensive so do not try to take it off yourself" We choose the Zombies, violent and action (?) as the VR experience. I ended up with shotgun (it was that or chainsaw) because I was last to choose. Understand- Zombies have weak spots and usually that spot is the head, dogs attack low, bats attack from the sky Just when you get comfortable- zombies break through the windows or attack you from behind This is truly surround and immersive so do not be stuck trying to watch the screen in front of you. Also- teammates will need a helping hand on the shoulder to revive. Action is constantly going on except when there is a problem and the screen in the visor goes black... relax and deep breath and reload till the game gets started again The experience last for under 30 minutes so give it your all and walk away happy.

Sandbox VR gave a second shot after having issues our first visit. This time, everything worked…read moreperfect and we had a blast! Staff was so friendly and helped with anything we needed! I still feel this place is pricey but still would return with our older teenagers

New St. Louis Place to Check Out…read more We just experienced the best date night activity at St. Louis Virtual Reality in South St. Louis County. At STL Virtual Reality, you can choose from a variety of VR games to play for 10 minutes at time. Each player wears a headset and holds controllers in each hand. You can immediately see and hear the game. We ran around a room, just the 2 of us, without running into the walls or each other (mostly). We started with a battle royale SHMOOTER game against one another. I could not get a head-shot for the life of me and lost so badly. We switched maps for our second game and I finally was getting the hang of it. Ducking behind crates, running through portals, and riding shipping containers up and down. I still lost, but I was having so much fun! Our last game, we worked together to defeat radioactive monsters. They were coming from every direction and then RADIOACTIVE ANIMALS escaped from the zoo. Honestly, worked up a sweat on this last one. *Use code GET25OFF to save 25% on your first game. *Buy one game, get your second game HALF OFF! *Visit on October 19th for FREE plays of their most popular game SHMOOTER! Bring a friend, no purchase necessary.

Everything was great I will be returning! This was my first time ever doing this I am going to…read morebring my son and see if he would like it

Really good place to take our 2 kids. They are only 2 and 4, so no laser tag. Had a blast at the…read morearcade. And the kid play area was clean. Can't review the food or laser tag. But everything else was great.

Pretty good place to go and have fun with family. A little overpriced food but really where isn't…read moreit these days. Only complaint was that there was a very rude girl working the prize counter. Went up there and didn't know what I wanted only have like 100 tickets. She's asks me what I want and I politely tell her I'm still looking. A family with a small child walks in and she asks them if they would like anything and they tell her they are still looking as well and they are talking with their son about what he wanted. I decided what candies I wanted and I say something like " I'm ready now". And with an attitude in her voice she says "just a second I'm finishing with them first". Despite the fact that I had walked in first and we were both in the same position just looking. I understand wanting a younger kid to have a really good experience but I was there with a kid too I mean an older one but yeah just rude. They ended up not even getting anything at all so all that nastiness was for no reason.

You won't find anything else like it within at least an hours drive. If you're looking for…read moresomething fun to do, they have a plethora of facilities and fun stuff. Unfortunately several of the things that you could once do are no longer available for use (zipline, rock climbing wall, etc), at least until the inspector can come by and look at the currently closed facilities to ensure safety. The park itself has lazer tag, go karts, putt putt, and smaller carnival type games.

We went here for a school trip and absolutely loved it. The staff was incredible, and made sure all…read morethe kids stayed in their groups. We were able to do the go carts, super slide, and rock climbing wall. Very professional and safe.

We had so much fun on our girls weekend here. They were under construction and we didn't play any…read morearcade games but these were the best go-karts I've ever done. They were super fast and like super Mario kart. You run over spots on the track for power up and power down and other points. So much freaking fun. Glow golf was also fun. We got to do each once for a total of 30 bucks for us together which seemed like a good deal.

It feels like a Dave N Busters from Wish.com. There's bits and pieces you'd find at the larger…read moreentertainment centers but nothing is done well. The bar is small, cramped, and service is lackluster. The arcade section is crammed in a corner with few machines. Go to Clarksville if you want entertainment for the day, Nashville if you want entertainment for the weekend.

Recently went here with a few other people during a Saturday "open play" timeslot. I have played…read moreindoor laser tag a few times before, but never outdoors. I must say that it was pretty impressive overall, and definitely a great 5 star experience, and all of us had a great time and will be back. There were just a few areas of improvement, but overall a great time. There are different game formats/objectives you play, as well as different courses. The 'referee' guiding you to/through the courses was excellent in explaining the rules and boundaries of that game. Great attitude as well (someone else playing on my team that wasn't part of my group had been there several times and said the referee always has a great attitude and approach). Great value, considering the time of play and different aspect of it compared to the typical indoor format. They also have laser scopes to help pinpoint your aim! The only 2 'negatives': 1) paint residue - Maybe it was on their website and I didn't see it, but some of the courses you play laser tag on are the same courses used for paintball. So there is some paint residue at a few spots. I knew to wear jeans since there might be some mud, but wasn't thinking of wearing an old shirt for possible paint. Luckily, it came out in the wash, but I will be better prepared for next time. 2) The game format is different than indoor - For indoor, it's typically "shooting fish in a barrel" most of the time, given the limited space. For this format, you get fewer kills/hits, because there is a lot more space, and it's (IMO) a lot more fun. It also depends on the number of people playing. So you may not find this as much fun if you are the type that has to have 1,593 kills in a 15 minute session. The slight negative with this is that during open play (when you may not remember exactly who is on your team, nor where they are on the course), it might be difficult to know exactly how many are left in the 'elimination' mode. So maybe a suggestion to the referee to periodically call out "red team has ___ left, blue team has ___ left".