CCVR The Entrance
ProHighlights
- Virtual reality studio in The Entrance with more than 100 experiences, from games and escape adventures to travel and art
- Purpose-built play spaces with a ceiling-mounted cable system, booked by time and shared between players
- Kids' parties for up to 20, corporate VR sessions and a function space seating 50
About CCVR The Entrance
Central Coast Virtual Reality, known as CCVR, runs a purpose-designed VR studio on The Entrance Road at The Entrance, with a second studio at Erina Fair. Each play space has a ceiling-mounted cable system so players can move freely without tripping over leads, and the library runs to more than 100 experiences: shooters and zombie games, rhythm games such as Beat Saber, sports simulators, roller coasters, multiplayer escape adventures, and gentler travel, design and art titles that suit younger players and first-timers. Time is bought per play space, with 15 minutes costing $25, half an hour $35 and a full hour $55, and it can be shared between people and experiences, while multiplayer games need more than one space. VR is recommended for children 8 and over. Kids' parties take up to 20 children aged 7 and up, with each space costing $50 an hour and holding up to two kids, and families bring their own food and drinks to a table the studio sets up for grazing. For adults, CCVR runs corporate sessions built around multiplayer experiences, or more structured team sessions with in-house psychologists and social workers. The Entrance studio also hires out as a multi-use venue for functions, meetings and celebrations, with bathroom and kitchen facilities, nine TVs, projector options, sound and seating for 50. All staff hold working with children checks and have experience with people of all ages and abilities. The studio opens on weekends from 10am to 6pm and seven days during school holidays.
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How much does VR cost?
Time is charged per play space: 15 minutes costs $25, half an hour $35 and a full hour $55. Each block can be shared between people and between different experiences.
How do VR birthday parties work?
Parties take up to 20 kids aged 7 and over. You book as many spaces as you need at $50 an hour each, with up to two children per space, and bring your own food and drinks to a grazing table.
What age is VR suitable for?
VR is recommended for children aged 8 and over, and there are experiences to suit both kids and adults, including travel, design and art content as well as games.
Can we book CCVR for a work event?
Yes. The team hosts corporate sessions using multiplayer VR for fun, or more planned team development sessions run with in-house psychologists and qualified social workers.
Can we hire the space for a function?
The Entrance studio can be hired for functions, meetings, art displays and celebrations, with seating for 50, a kitchen and bathrooms, nine TVs, projector options and a sound system.
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marco gattini
6 months ago
I went to this VR pkace with my daughter and it was amazing, the owner was so nice and friendly he helped so much. This place is really kid - friendly, and you should really go here. Plus the games are really good. The q…
Elizabeth PETERS
8 months ago
Liam was absolutely amazing, we took our grandson and he spent so much time with him. Thankyou so much for making it fantastic. Highly recommend great work Liam
Kelly Thomas
a year ago
An amazing venue with very professional and attentive staff. They hosted our child’s birthday party and it was the easiest I’ve ever had to organise! The kids absolutely loved it and can’t wait to go back. Would absolute…
Julie Jones
a year ago
Took my child and their friends here for a birthday celebration. The staff were so helpful and patient with the kids and adults, making sure that we were well looked after (especially as we had never done it before). Ple…
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