VArea

Had a great time thanks to Tim. I am visiting for the summer and so my german is close to non existent but he was patient and spoke very clear English so that helped the experience be more pleasant. There were some bugs with the equipment but if you know anything about electronics you’ll understand this happens more times than not, I mean how many times did you growing up had to re start Mario bros or these days Halo on PlayStation? So it’s totally understandable. The games we did get to play were awesome and we will certainly come back.

We went for our 11 year old's birthday party. Everyone had a lot of fun in the VR rooms, but the driving games were not a big hit. I think for anyone not already familiar with driving, those can be overwhelming. I would also recommend coming in a group of 4 as that is the maximum for multiplayer.

A really fun way to spend a couple hours with a good selection of games. The team there is super friendly and their English is better than my German. Very helpful getting you set up and playing. We'll be back for more fun!

When you want to try VR or enjoy it without setting up the stuff at home a very good place to go. Friendly and helpful people, (at time of writing this) all common variations of VR available, snacks and drinks for reasonable prices. Had a super good time with colleagues here when doing a team event.

If you are thinking about giving VR a try, this is the place to go. The arcade is huge, with lots of different options available. The staff is very friendly and knows what it's doing - they will usually leave you to your game after they have made sure that you understood how to play a given game. The arcade has a wide range of games, from first-person shooters, racing simulators, up to puzzle and casual mini games and it is always great to go there, either as part of a group (lots of multi-player games) or alone. VArea also offers two catwalks (Kat Walk by KatVR if I remember correctly) for the same price as regular VR, which is pretty neat and worth giving a go for the more adventurous gamers. I most definitely recommend saving up a bit and buying the full day package - that way, you don't have to worry about how much time you have left and can be fully immersed in what you are doing.