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Zero Latency VR Geelong

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Pricing: From $39 per personCategory: Virtual RealityLocation: 2 Dowsett St, South Geelong VIC 3220

Highlights

  • A cable-free arena roughly the size of a tennis court where up to eight players move through the same game together.
  • A second arena for vrCAVE escape rooms and Herozone games, so two groups can play at once.
  • Packages for kids' birthdays, bucks parties and private venue hire, with hosted rotations planned by staff.

About Zero Latency VR Geelong

Zero Latency VR Geelong is a free-roam virtual reality venue in South Geelong, run by local owners Drew and Alyce. Players wear a headset and carry a tracked controller, then move around a large open arena while the game follows every step. The main arena holds up to eight players for 30-minute games ranging from zombie survival and sci-fi shooters to puzzle adventures and player-versus-player battles. A second, smaller arena runs vrCAVE escape rooms of up to 45 minutes and Herozone games, which suit younger players and families. Groups have plenty of options. Bucks packages run from a single game for eight people to four rotations for up to 32, kids' parties come with food and a reserved party area, and private venue hire covers groups of 16 or more with a hosted run sheet. Those waiting their turn can watch the action on viewing screens, play the free arcade machines or relax at the tables. Drinks and snacks, including alcohol, are sold on site, food can be brought in, and pizza delivery can be arranged. Players must be at least 10 years old, and Zero Latency arena games also need a minimum height of 1.4 metres. Comfortable clothes and flat shoes are recommended because the games are active.

Inclusions & amenities

Activity type

Virtual Reality

Price range (per person)

Under $50pp

Setting

Indoor

Ages

Kids Welcome

Pricing

Standard tickets are $39 a person for a 30-minute Herozone game, $45 for a vrCAVE escape room and $49 to $55 for a Zero Latency arena game. Kids' party packages start from $249, and bucks packages start at $490 for one eight-player game.

Private venue hire for 16 or more starts from $979. Group packages need a 30% deposit when confirmed, with the balance due 48 hours before.

Food

There is no kitchen on site, so groups may bring their own food or have pizza delivered. Kids' Level Up party packages include pizza, chips, lollies and plates, and the upgraded bucks packages add pizzas and snacks.

Beverages

Soft drinks, energy drinks and alcohol are sold at the venue, and BYO alcohol is not allowed. Anyone affected by alcohol or drugs cannot play.

Availability

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday5PM – 9PM
Friday5PM – 9PM
Saturday10AM – 9PM
Sunday11AM – 4:30PM
Usually open Thursday and Friday evenings, Saturday 10am to 9pm and Sunday 11am to 4:30pm, with hours changing in school holidays. Private events can be arranged outside standard hours, and group requests need at least four days' notice.

What's Included

A 10 to 15 minute safety briefing and suit-up, a headset and tracked controller for each player, a Game Master watching every game, and a scoreboard review after Zero Latency games.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a game cost?

Herozone games start at $39 a person for 30 minutes and vrCAVE escape rooms are $45. Zero Latency arena games are $49 midweek and $55 on weekends, with different prices on public holidays and for private events.

What is the minimum age?

Every player needs to be 10 or older. For the Zero Latency arena they also need to be at least 1.4 metres tall so the headset tracks properly, while the Herozone and vrCAVE arena allows slightly shorter players.

How many people can play at once?

The main arena takes up to eight players and the second arena up to four or five, so about twelve can play at the same time. Bigger groups book back-to-back games or a private package with rotations.

Can we eat and drink at the venue?

There is no kitchen, but groups can bring their own food or have pizza delivered, and kids' party packages include food. Drinks, snacks and alcohol are sold on site, while BYO alcohol is not allowed.

Will virtual reality make me feel sick?

Because players physically walk around the space rather than standing still, motion sickness is rare. The games can trigger seizures, so anyone with a history of epilepsy should see a doctor first, and the arenas are not wheelchair accessible.

Where we are

Suitable occasions

Amber W

Amber W

3 months ago

We went for our child’s 11th birthday party, we went with the Herozone Arena Level up package. Alyce was wonderful to deal with through the booking stage, communication was fantastic and prompt. The staff on the day were…

Rah Hereora

Rah Hereora

4 months ago

What an awesome experience with the family. Felt like we were actually there! Living out our zoombie killing spree! Was alot of fun and surprising scary at the same time. Would def go back with the kids to finish our zoo…

Andre McDonald

Andre McDonald

4 months ago

Took a high school class for an excursion. The staff was incredibly accommodating, opening earlier than usual and being flexible with our booking so we could fit in the full experience before our two-hour drive back to s…

Kathryn Deans-Smith

Kathryn Deans-Smith

7 months ago

Had my sons 14th birthday here last weekend. Great value, easy parking and most importantly it was fun. Had pizza delivered to the location too. Overall, it was a stress free experience and the staff/owner are very frien…

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