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    Immersive Gamebox

    4.3 (62 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Dominique W.

    Great experience playing squid games at immersive Gamebox! I will have to say that our interactive wall was not working for a couple of the games. We were able to alert staff and they tried restarting. It still didn't work so they moved us to a different room. I also felt that some of the game directions were not thorough enough making it hard to know what you were supposed to be doing. If I hadn't watched squid games I probably would have been completely confused. Overall a great experience but a few kinks to work out with technology. Staff were very helpful. They were able to push back the time several hours when we noticed we couldn't make it at the selected time. I also thought it was cool that they offered drinks and snacks that could be delivered to the rooms!

    Irene Kitty L.

    Boy oh boy!!! What a fun experience for the entire family! My boys absolutely loved it. Parking was easy and great at the Oak Brook Mall. They have lockers where you can store your jackets and valuables while you enjoy a fun time. We picked 30 mins of Angry Birds + 30 mins of Shaun the Sheep. We all had a great time. It was teamwork for the family. We laughed our butts off. Definitely a wonderful time for the entire family. If you are a fan of Angry Birds, definitely give this game a try. Fun for all ages. Adam was so helpful and wonderful and I already gotten tons of friends who wanted to know what this Immersive Gamebox is all about. We really enjoyed this as a family and a great time together and tried something new. We will definitely be back for the other games but today I got 2 hilarious GIFs to take home with me so I get to laugh and remember this experience for a long long time!

    Sabrina C.

    Your next game night needs to be here! It's fun and something different to do that will guarantee a night full of laughs! AND you'll be able to start identifying who should be your survival partner They have games for almost all ages - which is awesome because you can go here for a family night out, take a group of friends or enjoy a date night doing something out of the ordinary. The fully immersive experience allows you all to put your skills together and navigate through challenges to climb the leaderboard and win! We played Squid Games and had sooooooo much fun and had even more fun putting our heads together and trying to solve puzzles to make it to the next round. Tip - get something to drink bc it gets hot!!!! lol Round up your crew and go have a blast!

    Jay C.

    Had a great time at immersive games. We selected the squid game's virtual. There is an option to order beverages every 15 minutes, which were cool. But a little expensive. I like the fact that you only have to wear a head band which tracks your movements. There games were extremely interactive and fun. Overall, we would definitely do it again.

    Malissa V.

    Looking for something fun to do on a Saturday night? Grab you friends and head to Immersive Gamebox for a fun experience! When you're here it's like your transformed into a virtual world. They offered a variety of immersive games, such as Tetris and Angry Birds. We played Squid Games. That lasted us an hour. There are some games that are only 30 mins as well. There were lockers to store your belongings while everyone enjoyed themselves. When you walk into your gaming space. It did feel a little tight for the 6 of us but we still managed to have enough space to play the game. Squid Games was a fun but it did get a little frustrating because of how sensitive the head sensor was. At the end we were able to do a little GIF video that they send to you for memories. It gets pretty warm in there, and even hotter when you're moving around, so don't wear anything to heavy. Will be back to try the other games out.

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    Samantha C.

    Our kids have been dying to try this place since it opened and we decided to give it a try for our sons birthday. Booking through the website was super frustrating because it kept making me work through the whole booking process and entering my payment information and then it would just sit... and then it would say the time slot was booked. I did try to call but the phone said something about them not taking live calls? I ended up having to book from someone else's phone, which made me nervous about how things would go once we arrived. Once we arrived, everyone was friendly & helped us get set up with lockers, waivers and our game room. We had a wide range of ages and tried to pick the best games to accommodate but I think better website explanations might have helped. We played angry birds and the coin temple. One hour was more than enough time, the kids were definitely done but I think the adults might come back and try the squid games on our own. Sam helped us at the desk and was great!

    My boyfriend and I took my two nephews (13/15) during Christmas break- they loved it and had fun. The games were easy to understand, super interactive, lots of movement, all players had equal chances to play, and you could easily order food and beverage while playing. Over all this was a good time, would def go again with friends. This could be a fun family activity but you could also enjoy this activity with all adults if you are looking for something fun to do with friends or need a fun double date activity.

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    Brittany R.

    YES YES YES!!! This was seriously such a fun time - like for real. We were a group of 5 - 3 adults and 2 kids ages 10 + 11, and let me tell you, not only the kids loved this but the adults too! You get your own room (the game box) and play a series of competitive games. You wear a headset that contains sensors to connect to the game on the wall and your body is essentially the game piece - so when you move, the game piece moves and are given instructions on how to play. 5 people was not too many for the room and we were able to complete all the games. We chose an Alien game which had 4 games, each lasting 11 minutes. The 4 games were all different but you were given instructions before each game began. The games were easy to understand and are fun for all age groups. There are also music and lights flashing in the game box just to be aware and wear cool clothing because it can get warm with all the movement. You can also adjust the music in the room if it gets too loud. Honestly - I'm not joking, this is one of the funnest group actrivities I've done in the area and it's a really good option for groups and when you can't find anything to do in the winter ;0. Seems somewhat affordable with prices around $20/person (which compared to axe throwing is great!). We will be back!

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    Staff were really friendly. Place looked clean, and my 9 year old granddaughter had a great time.

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    Ask the Community - Immersive Gamebox

    Can 2 1/2 year olds play anything here?

    All the reviews were groups or couples, is this something that one person can walk in and have fun doing? Is 45 minutes enough time?

    Is this something to do with 5 and 8 yr old children?

    Absolutely!

    For parties can you take in juice boxes? We get pizza or cupcakes but is juice allowed?

    Hi Johnna, You are not allowed to bring in drinks from outside. We have drinks here! Food Packages are only for purchase with a Venue Hire.

    Can you do a walk in?

    Yes, you can just walk in.

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    Squid Games was a fun but it did get a little frustrating because of how sensitive the head sensor was.

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    The prizes are too kiddie.I have all these points and can't find anything to buy that's not for a…read morelittle kid

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    Picture of the backdrop
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    Sport Zone Park

    3.1
    (35 reviews)
    19.3 mi

    What am fun little place. Man has it changed since I was a kid. I remember it only being the bumper…read morecars and batting cages really. Now, they have bumper cars, batting cage, mini golf, the bungie jumping thing, and mini-golf. Brought my daughter here the other day for a day of mom and me time. We rode the bumper cars, played a round of golf and let her do the bungie jumping. She had a blast and we only spent around $30 for the both of us. They offer bundles for the activities if you plan on doing more than one. It's a better deal. Saves you a few dollars each person. The bumper cars were a little shaky, but whatever we had fun none the less. The staff isn't very interactive, butn you don't really need them to be. The cashier is very nice, not much of a conversationalist, but whatever. We can't all be outgoing. Anyway, all-in-all we had fun. We will def be back

    Yesterday , We took…read moreour kiddos to sports zone to do the batting cages, we let our daughter try it out, she does not play ball but she practices with her brother and dad all the time and dad pitches to her she does just fine, we let her go into the slow pitch batting cage and the owner ran over and yelled at us and was extremely rude, we took it as he was just concerned and we didn't read the rules she's 5 and you have to be 6. We apologized and took her out no problem. He still stays there and keeps egging it on, he starts point at the rules all aggressive, we still again agreed we didn't read them and apologized. HE THEN states "I don't know if you need to read them in Spanish" like WHAT THE FUCK!!? So because of the color of our skin you make that comment yet we have been speaking to you fluently in English, my husband and I have no accents and we barely ever speak Spanish. So we were BLOWN AWAY. Moral of the story this piece of shit is RACIST. And yall shouldn't spend a PENNY there!!

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    Flyover

    Flyover

    4.3
    (120 reviews)
    18.0 mi

    It's like a roller coaster and an IMAX dome had a baby--smooth, thrilling, and completely…read moreimmersive. You get to see Chicago from a perspective you've never experienced before. Hands down one of the most breathtaking experiences! The whole visit takes about 30 minutes, and about 10 minutes for the actual ride. Cost about $40 per person for adult. Not sure of kids price.

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    Flyover
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    Carolyn at the check in
    Triple Play

    Triple Play

    4.5
    (4 reviews)
    35.7 mi

    3X THE FUN Triple…read morePlay is located in Hometown Square in between the train station and the season pass processing center. The ride opened in 1976 and was manufactured by HUSS Rides. It is also known as a Trokia, which means 'group of three' in Russian. The Triple Play has three arms extending out from a center column. Each of these cars can seat up to two people and are located at the end of every arm in a circle. Now the fun begins when the operator turns on the ride. The center column rotates in a clockwise motion while the cars located at the end of the arms rotate in a counterclockwise motion. I am getting dizzy just thinking about this ride and let's not forget the sweeping motion of the ride as it goes up and down. You will also notice a slight rocking motion of the car from side to side. Now my description sounds a lot worse then the ride actually is. In fact, this ride is quite mild. It is a great beginner ride for your little one as you slowly work your kids up to bigger and faster coasters. This is another one of those rides that I have ridden on as a child and with my child. It is always fun to share these childhood memories. The line may look long but it moves fast. If I do my math correctly 21 cars times 2 people means 42 people can potentially ride at one time. I also feel that many people miss this ride because it is tucked in the corner. Make sure to do not wait until the end of the night to ride this because it will shut down early to accommodate the evening stage show and the nightly parade. You have been warned. My little one loves this ride and it is always fun to ride with her on it. She laughs and giggles. It always cracks me up when she asks me to hold on to her. This ride only has a metal lap bar and it does feel like you might fly out as the ride goes into it's dropping motion. I was curious as to how many of these rides still exist. I was able to find out in the USA, there are at least eight Troikas in operation and they are located at Cedar Point, Palace Playland, Kings Island, Elitch Gardens, Kings Dominion, Fun Spot Amusement Park, Six Flags Great America, and Six Flags Over Texas. So get on board this classic Trokia ride and feel the spin.

    It's a fun ride as far as "spin and puke's" go...It is one that is just the right intensity that…read morethrills the entire family but isn't too intense.

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    Entrance to the ride
    Entrance to the ride
    Tucked away in hometown square between the railroad station and ticket processing center.
    Tucked away in hometown square between the railroad station and ticket processing center.
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