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    Odyssey VR Lounge

    5.0 (23 reviews)
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    This place is amazing! I brought my two sons to play on Sunday afternoon and they had a great time. It's super close to our home in Clayton so we will be coming again soon and we're going to book a birthday party in April. What made the experience so good was Vanessa, she was super friendly and accommodating. Thanks Vanessa and Odyssey VR Lounge!

    Rebecca H.

    It was fun! Took my daughter and her friends for a birthday experience. The person assisting us tolerated their insane yelling and screaming. They said it was really fun. There's an ice cream place next door if they work up a sweat killing zombies. Easy parking, nice facility.

    Dining area for food. Space is cozy and clean :)
    Winnie L.

    What an awesome place and experience. We held our daughter's 12th birthday here, and everyone (including adults) had a blast. The young men and women who worked there were so kind and helpful. They kept checking in to make sure we were good throughout the party. They put the kids into groups, and each group rotated the 3 rooms. The virtual reality was so cool, definitely a great idea for tweens/teen birthdays. For 2 hours, we had the entire place to ourselves! This place just opened in December 2023. I'm pretty sure once word gets out about this place, it will be very busy! We're lucky we got in early.

    Colleen G.

    What a great place, clean, very polite. I have boys age 9. They love it. Open Wednesday-Friday open 4-7. Saturday 12-8 You can have birthday parties. Come give it a try you will for sure love it. They have all kinds of packages.

    Billy P.

    We had a BLAST! You must go! It was all three of our first times (ages 14, 46, 54) with doing any virtual reality, so we did three games: First off we were in a virtual escape room in a haunted castle. Then we were fast food employees in charge of making burgers and serving ANGRY clients. (We were terrible and ended up covered in ketchup!) Then we were (of course) fighting Zombies! So dang FUN! And the price is way cheaper than any of the San Francisco VR sites. Go get 'em!

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    We absolutely love it here. Super fun for the whole family. The escape games are awesome and they are also building a physical escape room.

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    Went with some college kiddos while they were home for break. Super fun! We'll be back soon to improve our scores!

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    It is as if you've entered into a new reality. Graphics are amazing .

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    It's super close to our home in Clayton so we will be coming again soon and we're going to book a birthday party in April.

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    Walked in on Mother's Day and the staff who first greeted us 10 mins later was nice and helped us…read moredecide on which game to choose by playing trailers for us to watch. This was a nice gesture. We booked our time and we returned 6 mins late. Then this was when we were told we are too late so we can get a store credit or rebook. The excuse was other people in our group has already started. We didn't doubt this at the time but they have a website to look up scores of the day and we were the only ones playing this game at the San Ramon location. Not sure why we couldn't play then if we were the only ones playing anyways. We rebooked for later the same day after dinner and arrived 30 mins early. It turns out we need to sign waivers and prep time before playing. This should have been basic information given to us or at least let us know we should arrive earlier than your booked time in order to play. Just thinking logically I would want clients to prefill these out prior to their reservations. This would create less friction at start time. The crew setting us up for playtime were very helpful though and after playing they gave us a nice recap experience of our game. This was a nice touch but I wish they would have told us how the photos would be used more clearly. I wasn't even ready when taking my photo and halfway through a blink. The kids liked the game play but adults didn't have a good time. It was dizzying and exhausting to play for me and my wife and $50 a person for such an experience seems high. Would probably stay away and try to convince my kids to do the same.

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