Very nice and clean place. Atmosphere is great and staff is super friendly. They updated the…read moretechnology recently and golf shots are much more accurate with more information on each shot.

Started late because previous guest was in the bay until 10 after. After previous guest finally…read moremoved and we got to move our clubs in we waited for help setting up(our first time...) Looked for help getting it set up. Did not set up golf until 15 after the hour even though we were there at our start time. At the start of the session, I asked the worker if we could be comped for the time problem by adding time to the end of the session; it is a lot of money to pay hourly so doesn't hurt to ask. Near the end of the session there was no extra time given and manager came over to our bay and said "don't tell me how to run my business and you're not welcome back". Unfortunate because it really wasn't our fault and it just isn't right to be treated that way.

I'd give zero starts if I could. Make a reservation for today well in advanced at the Lansing…read morelocation. Showed up and no one was there! The business was closed with the lights off. Just happy I didn't pay in advanced. Another couple was also there and disappointed. The hours state open at 11AM on Saturdays but that doesn't seem true anymore.

Awesome experience! Took my kids here for my sons birthday and they had a ball!! The staff member…read morewas extremely helpful and patient with the kids while they learned to play the games! Will definitely be back!

My husband and I went and enjoyed it. We did the one hour Squid Game experience and it was pretty…read morefun. I was curious how they would turn the games into an immersive experience. I won't ruin it, but I will say it was definitely fun and there was some intensity to it. While it utilized VR headsets, tt definitely was not a full VR experience. You interact with the game on the walls. There was an option to purchase beverages during the experience which we did not do. After the ad popped up a few times it got to be a little annoying. It was just the two of us so we were able to do each game repeatedly, which made it even more fun because it allowed us to figure out how to solve the puzzles. Because of that I wouldn't suggest going with more than four or five people. Overall, I would say it was worth the trip to Oakbrook.

Waste of money--don't go, kids hated and normally they are easy to please…read more When we showed up, the gentleman who said nothing to us seemed genuinely confused on why we were there, and when I tried to give him my last name, he asked for a five digit code to log us in. When there was no code given, I had to have my wife forward an email to show them to start the process. The "games" prompt you each time by asking if you want to buy sodas. We booked two 90min experiences and left after 35min.

Huge thank you to Archie and his team who did a great job tonight. We took our 2 youngest sons out…read morefor birthday shopping. We had no idea the mall closed early, Archie was awesome in allowing them to enjoy the car experience. Above and beyond service, offering water cheering guests on and being truly genuine.

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one star because I have spent weeks calling the number and even emailed to try and plan my twin…read moreboys birthday and they haven't responded or answered anything

Amazing kinda cheap worth the drive my brother loved it he is super quiet and could not stop…read moretalking after it was the longest anyone in my family ever heard him talk for

I had never had a virtual reality experience before going to EXP. EXP provides a variety of VR…read moreexperiences. We went to see the Pyramids of Khufu with some friends. When they say they open at 1:00, they open at 1:00 sharp. We arrived a little early and found the doors locked. We went to another business across the parking lot to kill 1/2 hour before we could get in. The first thing you do when you walk in is watch a brief video explaining what you will experience and how to use the VR headsets. Then, you must sign a waiver of liability before you are allowed to continue. Essentially, you waive any liability of injuries caused by falling, vertigo, epileptic seizures due to strobes, etc. I actually read the waiver before signing. It seems pretty iron clad. When you start, you meet your virtual tour guide. They walk you through the exhibit, which is really one big empty room. My one issue is there are multiple groups that go through at the same time. There isn't any way to keep from running into other groups and we almost collided with other groups several times. The program is well done. We had a walking tour of the exterior of the pyramid and surrounding places, as well as the interior of the pyramid. The resolution of the VR was excellent. I wouldn't say I felt like I was actually inside a pyramid, but it was well done. Pay attention to the warnings you receive. I felt dizzy a few times and almost fell once. I found myself shuffling my feet to avoid stepping on VR obstacles (yes - silly, I know). But take seriously that you need to pay attention. They have ways for you to let them know if you need help, which is good. Fortunately, I didn't need any help. So, in all, it was a good experience. They have other exhibits, too. But given the dizziness, I'm not sure I would go again. But some of the exhibits look interesting so I may give it another go.

This exceeded my expectations. I'm an experienced VR gamer so I was concerned that it would seem…read morelike something I could just download and do at home. But this is a bit more ambitious than that. The "play" area is very large, way larger than any of us normally has access to for any kind of indoor recreation. Once you've been waiver'd and orientated, you will wear a VR headset similar to the kind you might have at home. No hand controllers though. You will be immersed in a situation and directed to walk around, with some degree of freedom to inspect your virtual surroundings more closely. A story of some sort plays out, which you simply observe without any interaction, but you are fully immersed; it's like you're there. We had booked the Egyptian pyramids experience ("Horizon of Khufu"), and we enjoyed it enough that we reupped for the second experience they had at the time with the dinosaurs ("Life Chronicles"). Again, as someone experienced with VR gaming, the quality of the graphics was not particularly impressive but it got the job done. And I can tell that some impressive under-the-hood logistics worked well to allow dozens of concurrent people to use the same space. You see "ghosts" of others that are nearby to help you avoid bumping into them. I was impressed that it knew one of the ghosts was in a wheelchair; it seems like very thoughtfully-designed tech. If immersive educational exhibits interest you, you will probably quite like this. If you are turned off by VR, you might be pleasantly surprised. The discomfort that is sometimes experienced with at-home setups is greatly offset by the fact that you physically walk around in a large space.

Bring your own sanitizer. I asked for the equipment to be cleaned and he couldn't find anything…read moreexcept a napkin to clean it with. Ugh. The couches are falling apart. The games were fun and he was helpful but the equipment should be cleaned in between users.

It's old and the facility itself needs a serious deep cleaning. The equipment is old and lags as…read moreyou're using it, the first game I chose made the whole thing shutdown and had to be reset. Paid for 2 people-1 hour, this was the funniest thing ever as we were told to take turns on the one VR we had in the room. Never again save your time, money and energy. You're better off spinning in circles and walking through Wacker Dr.