The groupon for the “rides” was wack, machine is old and so are the games.
coreytressler24
Really cool spot. They have a multitude of games/headsets. They sell alcoholic drinks as well. The staff is nice and friendly. I come here every month or two to play some games and have a beer.
Cee Crr
Great ambiance, & the owner Khloe is super nice and professional.Fun VR experience
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Ashley Gatdula
This place was a huge disappointment. I took my son and his friends there for his fourteenth birthday. We were there over spring break on march twentieth. Several of the VR headsets weren't working correctly.The gentleman working there had to keep moving people to different headsets. Then there were lots of volume control issues and haptic feedback issues. Overall every kid, ranging from 8-14, male and female was disappointed with the experience.Not to mention it cost $40/person for three hours. When we got home we had our neighbors over. They said they had tried it as well and apparently had all the same issues. However they had gone a while back.So obviously they aren't changing anything. Parking is outside of the Public Market. The market is way cooler than the VR place! Don't waste your money.
Parking: You park at the "Public Market."
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Christopher Sterling
This place does not have the network capacity to support itself when it's busy. This means if a separate large group comes in, expect your experience to suck. For the 3 hours we were there - only 20 minutes were spent playing games we wanted to play. We were forced to play games we didn't want to because the attendant prioritized larger party, not the people who were there first. We were kicked out of the main gaming area only 10 minutes into our play time and then endured a terrible virtual escape room with constantly glitching systems.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Walid Ahmeed
Diving into the world of virtual reality (VR) gaming has been an absolute thrill, and I owe a big thanks to Tony for introducing me to this mesmerizing experience.Moreover, the accessibility of VR gaming has been greatly enhanced thanks to Tony’s efforts in making it available to kids. By providing opportunities for children to experience the wonder of VR, Tony is not only helping them have fun but also sparking their curiosity and imagination.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
MeiLee Langley
5 of us (early 30's) came on a Friday night (including my 2 parents) and had a great time! Admittedly, we weren't sure what to expect coming in and had made the decision fairly last minute, but it exceeded all expectations and was so much fun. We opted for 30 minutes of gameplay, which meant we were able to play two 15-minute games. We did an arrow-shooting fantasy game and then a zombie survival game. It was so fun to see the rest of the group while in the games and get to play with each other. I'm not a video game person, but still truly enjoyed the games. We can't wait to go back and play an Escape room. My only critique was that we did the 9D movie add-on, and it made me a little nauseous, but VR rides usually do - no one else in my group dealt with that (and I was fine during the games).It proved to be a really fun evening, and we can't wait to go back! If you're looking for something to do on a random evening, I would recommend checking it out! They have a small bar up in the VR arcade, so you can grab a drink while you wait and then hit up Edgewater Market downstairs afterwards. (The stairs are over by Zero Market towards the back. It's not the stairs by the front).
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
David Cooperstein
Went here on a date night and it was absolutely killer. Place is designed well and has a mind boggling mix of games/experiences. We did an escape room and zombie apocalypse thing in the large area where you can roam around with battery operated headsets. "Fun" doesn't do it justice--it was the coolest thing I've experienced in a while. It isn't cheap, but is well-worth it for the level of fun.
Sam Przy
Cool concept but staff isn’t helpful if you don’t know what you’re doing and the time goes really fast. Friend and I spent $50 for maybe 10 minutes of actual play time since it took so long to figure out all the settings. Definitely not worth the money even tho the places has cool vibes.
We also went in a DJ night which was awful for VR. You can’t hear anything while playing or anyone you are playing with.
This VR gaming and social spot is great for the whole family. They have weekly events where you can sing karaoke, network, team build, or meet new people.
They offer group VR, escape rooms, multiplayer and single player options.
Chose from 100s of experiences as you are transported into a meta verse of augmented reality.
Zach
Great place to take your kids or a group of friends after having a bite to eat at Edgewater Public Market. They also have live music nights on the weekends with local talent that are worth looking out for.
Mr. Urbas
This place is really cool. It helps if you know a thing or two about VR, but the staff is very helpful and friendly and will get you up and running. Went with my mamasita and her 9 year old son. We all fun shooting eachother in VR. Worth checking out or definitely throwing a party at.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Margaret Gigax
Great place to enjoy VR in the Edgewater Market. My family and I had a fun time during a 1 hour session of the VR Free Roam. Very helpful staff as well. We’ll be back!
Tony cool as hell..
The groupon for the “rides” was wack, machine is old and so are the games.
Really cool spot. They have a multitude of games/headsets. They sell alcoholic drinks as well. The staff is nice and friendly. I come here every month or two to play some games and have a beer.
Great ambiance, & the owner Khloe is super nice and professional.Fun VR experience
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This place was a huge disappointment. I took my son and his friends there for his fourteenth birthday. We were there over spring break on march twentieth. Several of the VR headsets weren't working correctly.The gentleman working there had to keep moving people to different headsets. Then there were lots of volume control issues and haptic feedback issues. Overall every kid, ranging from 8-14, male and female was disappointed with the experience.Not to mention it cost $40/person for three hours. When we got home we had our neighbors over. They said they had tried it as well and apparently had all the same issues. However they had gone a while back.So obviously they aren't changing anything. Parking is outside of the Public Market. The market is way cooler than the VR place! Don't waste your money.
Parking: You park at the "Public Market."
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
This place does not have the network capacity to support itself when it's busy. This means if a separate large group comes in, expect your experience to suck. For the 3 hours we were there - only 20 minutes were spent playing games we wanted to play. We were forced to play games we didn't want to because the attendant prioritized larger party, not the people who were there first. We were kicked out of the main gaming area only 10 minutes into our play time and then endured a terrible virtual escape room with constantly glitching systems.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Diving into the world of virtual reality (VR) gaming has been an absolute thrill, and I owe a big thanks to Tony for introducing me to this mesmerizing experience.Moreover, the accessibility of VR gaming has been greatly enhanced thanks to Tony’s efforts in making it available to kids. By providing opportunities for children to experience the wonder of VR, Tony is not only helping them have fun but also sparking their curiosity and imagination.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
5 of us (early 30's) came on a Friday night (including my 2 parents) and had a great time! Admittedly, we weren't sure what to expect coming in and had made the decision fairly last minute, but it exceeded all expectations and was so much fun. We opted for 30 minutes of gameplay, which meant we were able to play two 15-minute games. We did an arrow-shooting fantasy game and then a zombie survival game. It was so fun to see the rest of the group while in the games and get to play with each other. I'm not a video game person, but still truly enjoyed the games. We can't wait to go back and play an Escape room. My only critique was that we did the 9D movie add-on, and it made me a little nauseous, but VR rides usually do - no one else in my group dealt with that (and I was fine during the games).It proved to be a really fun evening, and we can't wait to go back! If you're looking for something to do on a random evening, I would recommend checking it out! They have a small bar up in the VR arcade, so you can grab a drink while you wait and then hit up Edgewater Market downstairs afterwards. (The stairs are over by Zero Market towards the back. It's not the stairs by the front).
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Went here on a date night and it was absolutely killer. Place is designed well and has a mind boggling mix of games/experiences. We did an escape room and zombie apocalypse thing in the large area where you can roam around with battery operated headsets. "Fun" doesn't do it justice--it was the coolest thing I've experienced in a while. It isn't cheap, but is well-worth it for the level of fun.
Cool concept but staff isn’t helpful if you don’t know what you’re doing and the time goes really fast. Friend and I spent $50 for maybe 10 minutes of actual play time since it took so long to figure out all the settings. Definitely not worth the money even tho the places has cool vibes.
We also went in a DJ night which was awful for VR. You can’t hear anything while playing or anyone you are playing with.
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This VR gaming and social spot is great for the whole family. They have weekly events where you can sing karaoke, network, team build, or meet new people.
They offer group VR, escape rooms, multiplayer and single player options.
Chose from 100s of experiences as you are transported into a meta verse of augmented reality.
Great place to take your kids or a group of friends after having a bite to eat at Edgewater Public Market. They also have live music nights on the weekends with local talent that are worth looking out for.
This place is really cool. It helps if you know a thing or two about VR, but the staff is very helpful and friendly and will get you up and running. Went with my mamasita and her 9 year old son. We all fun shooting eachother in VR. Worth checking out or definitely throwing a party at.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to enjoy VR in the Edgewater Market. My family and I had a fun time during a 1 hour session of the VR Free Roam. Very helpful staff as well. We’ll be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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