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    Zero Latency Houston

    4.6 (44 reviews)
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    Diana L.

    Staff is incredibly nice and welcoming. They explained the rules and tech really well. The space was clean and big. Lobby area has some comfy seating and water machine for when you wait/recover. My only negative is the price point. It's $50+ a person for 30 minutes. That same day we were doing escape rooms for less than that amount and a guaranteed hour of time. It doesn't seem like they do any kind of specials not even on the weekdays which is unfortunate. Honestly though the experience was great, lots of fun and we look forward to coming back to try either some of the other current games or some of the newer ones coming later this year. We did Outbreak this time, and there was 3 other people in our same time slot. We did great as a team. The place also emails you your scores and rank which is fun to see, along with a little 1 1/2 minute highlight reel of your time in the room (the pic I attached is a screen grab from our short video). (Unfortunately that day the 30 minute video of our session didn't take, we were ready to pay the $10 to re-watch our experience)

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    Quang B.

    Great experience! Lots of fun and games with family and friends. I wish they had larger monitors in the waiting area for spectators to watch first person view or the experience. You can just relay what you see on the computer screen to larger monitors. I was also called out by one of the employees telling me I needed to do a little better to get into the top scoreboard even though it was only my first time playing. Not going to lie, I was proud of myself still 8) Fun for everyone! Highly recommended!

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    Lanre M.

    My experience at zero Latency was truly remarkable. I've been here five times now, and each time I bring along friends or family who have always thoroughly enjoyed themselves. I would highly recommend this virtual reality experience to anyone visiting Houston.

    Rosalind C.

    Live live live!!!! This was my first VR experience and i can't explain how fun it was. My friend and i went in the middle of the week so it was just the two of us and we had a blast. We tried thr zombie experience and by the time we finished we both were tired and sweating. The staff do a great job explaining the games and the equipment. I will say it is a tad expensive 30 mins for 50$ but honestly i was good and tired after 30 mins. I would definitely recommend as something new to try.

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    Ardara H.

    Great activity, well explained and well outfitted. Great location. Grand experience and I totally recommend

    Christina A.

    I'm not gonna lie when I first looked at the ticket prices and saw that they were 50 bucks I was like no way was this gonna be worth it but I was totally wrong. so the building is pretty big it's really cool. They do ask for reservations but you can showup and technically reserve while you're there but if it's busy then you wouldn't have a spot. They have multiple games you can play. We played the two zombie games and that's what equaled 30 minutes because they were 15 minutes apiece. when you go into the back they give you instructions on how to hold the gun and you watch a video about your game when you enter an open arena it's nothing but a blank space but it's so cool because once you put on the goggles. You see everything definitely virtual reality and it feels real. I was in the game and went up the elevator, and I'm scared of heights, and I got scared and had to remind myself that I was just in a game. Definitely a great place for date night or just a place to have fun with friends.

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    Chibuzo E.

    Parking- Plentiful (shared with strip) Staff- knowledgeable, goofy, firm but understanding, and funny Facilities- Small waiting room but adequate for 8-10 people. 1 arena (I believe) but multiple rooms setup for viewing pleasure. My Experience: I'm not sure you can have a bad experience here, unless the staff is rude or the computer system crashes. We did experience a couple hiccups when it came to our equipment but nothing to ruin the vibe. I recommend this activity to all. It's very immersive and can get overwhelming to some. I wear glasses and they say you can have them under the VR set, I don't recommend that. They were pressed against my face awkwardly. I'm not saying that's the reason I didn't come in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, or 7th place with my group but if I wore contacts like suggested... I probably would have still placed where I placed. The staff does a great job of preparing you for what you will see and experience. I played with a few non gamers and they thoroughly enjoyed themselves as well. Make sure you listen to the rules, they allow you optimum safety which leads to a greater encounter.

    Tailis R.

    This place was so much fun. The weather was insane and we were running late coming from Baytown. They called to see if we were still coming and waited for us. It was very clean. We played the zombie game and it felt so real. It felt like I would fall off the sides of buildings or that I was walking up a ramp when I knew I was in a flat, square room. The guns were really easy to use. You can free roam and there are no wires or cords! We had sooo much fun. Can't wait to go back.

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    took my boyfriend because we've been wanting to go to a VR place. it was so much fun!!!!

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    Is the equipment heavy and do the guns kick hard? Wondering if someone with a shoulder issue can still play

    The new equipment is just a headset with goggles and headphones and the "gun" which is called a Controller. There is no kick to the gun whatsoever, as all the actual shooting is virtual. You just pull the trigger and press a couple of other… 

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    It’s $49 per person plus tax.

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    I had TONS of fun and I had chills jumping off the building in the VR!!

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