They’re just like traditional escape rooms — except they use the power of VR to create new challenges! You’ll not only be escaping treacherous traps, but working together to accomplish feats not possible in reality! Your team enters to a thematic room and in order to win, you’ll need to search for clues, complete puzzles, crack codes, and take on other challenging activities.

VR escape rooms are recommended for 12+ — but younger children accompanied by parents may
also enjoy them.

Challenges are mostly puzzle-based and designed to encourage players to take different roles. So, even if you think you won’t be good at one thing, your team will need everyone to win!

VR escape rooms are designed with group play in mind. You will want to play with at least 2 people — but it only gets more fun with more people!

Yes, VR Escape Room at Vintage Land is a great option for team building events. It requires teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills to successfully escape the room.

Each game lasts one hour but some teams escape sooner! Usually groups spend 90 minutes here, from the time they arrive to when they leave.

To solve the puzzles in the escape room, you need to work together with your team, communicate effectively, and think outside the box. Look for clues, solve riddles, and unlock locks to progress through the game.

Yes, the host of VR Escape Room at Vintage Land can provide hints if you’re stuck and need assistance. They are there to guide you and ensure you have a great escape room experience.

Yes, we highly recommend VR Escape Room at Vintage Land. It is a fun and exciting time for both individuals and groups.

While a small number of people may still have problems, VR Escape Room at Vintage Land game design has completely eliminated VR sickness in most cases (even for those who often experience motion sickness) by syncing in-game movement with natural movement.

Nope! VR escape rooms are designed to be intuitive. You’ll walk around as you normally would in the real world, and you’ll reach out with your hands and use just one button to interact with things.

In most cases, glasses will fit inside the headsets. However, especially wide or large glasses may
not work — we advise not wearing glasses if you can, or using contact lenses.

Comfortable footwear and clothes that allow you to reach out and walk around easily is best!