This is a super fun VR experience. We did this as a team building event and everyone had a blast…read more The amount of effort they put into setting up the environment is great. There was even a lot of screaming from some of the players as they were surprised several times during the experience.

The experience was entertaining and engaging, especially due to the physical movement involved. The…read morezombie attack sequence was fun, but the threats lacked maneuverability, which reduced the challenge. There were also some glitches with access and in-game features that interrupted the experience and resulted in lost play time.

VR a park is a Virtual Reality kiosk in the Queens Center Mall. There were about 10 different…read moreexperience options. We went with Elevator Fright. I thought that $10 for 3 minutes was a bit steep, but worth trying once. The virtual reality felt very realistic. Seats were comfortable. I'm glad she disinfected the headphone and glasses before handing it to us. Worth a try if you have never experienced it.

Loved it! I visited…read moreImmersive Gamerbox a while back. It is located in Lower Manhattan on Delancy Street. I was thrilled to invite my friends to play. I went here about two or three times, and it was fun. They have a great selection of games you can book on their website. Definitely recommend anyone who wants to find something fun to play with friends and family. It is also a great place for children to play with their families. The workers are friendly and willing to provide you with instructions on how to use their immersive game room before the time starts. I look forward to new games in the future.

This was the most frustrating waste of money. Use your funds to buy a Switch and stay home…read more We did Sandbox VR and that was epic - another better option. The space is too small for a group of more than two people to move around. Even with two people you keep ramming into each other because of how the games are designed. The video was messed up and we "fell" in game even when there were no holes in the floor. We kept hoping it would stop sucking and it just got worse with the Floor is Lava. The game design meant we couldn't all play at once even though there was a time limit for all three player to finish. My kid stopped halfway through and just didn't want to play any more...I mean, that tells you everything. Note that the game doesn't project on the floor (which they do in Sandbox) so it also doesn't feel fully immersive. So between the overall design and the failed technology, it was a fail. Please note that the staff was great. They were accommodating and told us we should have just let them know sooner. We just thought maybe it would get more fun, and couldn't have predicted the glitchy tech.

Space VR is a kiosk on the 3rd Fl of the Queens Center Mall. It offers virtual reality games with…read morea headset and handheld controllers (for 2 people), simulation rides on a motion chair (for 4 people) or car simulator (for 2). Pricing is per person/game starting at $11 a game, up to $29 for 3. Since it is open to people traffic, you can watch customers while they are playing a game or on a ride. Because of this, I think the per game/ride pricing is fine (unlike some VR game places which have pricing by the hour). Also, if you/your child just want to try how it is, it's not too much $ for a little time off from shopping. About the games, there is a limited amount to choose from. My sons thought their game was ok but was supposed to have audio, instead had subtitles. We didn't ask how many minutes a game is and didn't time it, but my son felt like it was about 10 minutes and was just stopped by the staff member, who was nice and patient. Didn't see a "walk the plank" game I wanted to try again so I picked a roller coaster ride. I asked for a scary one to see how the scenery was via the headset - was just ok, video quality could be better in color and be clearer. The motion chair moved a little. I've seen other people screaming while on these rides but for me, of course it doesn't feel like real coaster ride (which I love) so I was kind of quiet, but it was a longer ride than real ones. Also, didn't notice but would like to know how they clean the headsets between customer use.

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We went to Sandbox VR for a friend's celebration and we haven't done VR activity ever! So all new…read moreand exciting. We originally signed up for a pirate one or something but when we went in to ask for their opinion, they did tell us it below our age lol so we switched it to the Rebel Moon. We were all geared up and was ready to go. It was really fun and tiring. We sweated bullets! It's basically like playing a game but fully immersive! It was so fun~! Fun and a workout ! I would do this everyday! What's even cooler is how they recorded some clips and made it to like a Netflix trailer, that was so cool and it had our register name!

Went to Sandbox VR and I'm not gonna lie this experience was fire. If you're into gaming or just…read morewant to try something different with friends or family, this is definitely a spot you should check out. Everything was very organized from the start. The staff walks you through the whole process, gets you geared up with the VR equipment, and explains how the game works before you jump in. Once the game starts, it really feels like you're inside the action. You can see the people in your group, move around freely, and work together during the mission. Way more realistic than regular VR. Felt like I was fighting for my life. I went with a group of 5 and we had a great time. It definitely brings out everyone's competitive side. The staff was cool but the only thing that pissed me off was the drive to Jersey made us late because of the traffic so we was 15 mins late. They wouldn't take us so we had to come back hours later. I was pissed..helpful the entire time. Also a downside is it goes by quick, but that's mainly because you're having so much fun. Overall, it's a great experience.

Have an amazing time at the virtual reality place! It was impromptu, exceeded my expectations and…read morehad me sweating. My two other relatives had fun too!

Great experience for party of 15. The older teenagers and adults had a wonderful time!read more

I booked the Goblin's Quest VR escape room for 4 people. We signed waivers and proceeded to the…read moregame setup. They hooked us up with the headset and a battery/bookpacks. The experience lasted for 45 mins total but I do wish it was longer. Overall it was a fun game, you experience multiple rooms as a Goblin through VR. The staff is there to assist you throughout when you're stuck on parts of the puzzle. Some of the downsides were the headset audio not being loud enough. You can hear everyone else's VR experiences around you which can distract and make it hard for you to hear things clearly in the game.

I had booked the Mission Galaxy Rescue Escape experience on Saturday evening, November 23rd for a…read moreparty of 13 people. During the event, we ran into several major issues that completely ruined the experience. To list them: - Objectives were skipped or were not working properly - The interactivity between the rooms was not working - One of the rooms did not initialize properly and it required the entire event to be restarted midway through (This can be seen in one of the uploaded photos, the indicator lights showing where we were in regards to the completion of the room was already lit up to 3 out of the 4 lights when we had first entered) To expand on the last point, a room was stuck in a glitched state that did not register our actions, particularly during the wiring objective (This can be seen in two of the uploaded photos, I included the correct wiring as well as the correct wiring guide). We had attempted to contact staff during this time and the speakers were too quiet to have a conversation and explain that something was wrong. It took several minutes to get a staff member to help us, and several more to reset the room again. The staff member did what he could to assist us and that we appreciate, however the solution to "make-up" the lost time was to get handheld during the remainder of the experience. I hope this is clear enough to say that for a $694.28 experience, two rooms being glitchy with one needing a full reset is unacceptable. The employee had stated that some credit can be given due to the severity of the issues, however I was not looking for credit given the circumstances. He gave us an email to contact the manager of this business for a refund. I had emailed the provided email address as well as the one connected to a feedback link three times now with no answer. It has been about 2 weeks without any response. Extremely disappointing experience, I would not go again and am actively looking to for a refund. I only wish I could find a way to get back the wasted hour of my life.