Zero Latency Gold Coast
ProHighlights
- Wireless free-roam VR on a 200 sqm arena, with up to eight players per game
- VR escape rooms and Hero Zone adventures in private spaces for up to five
- Licensed bar, free on-site parking and catering options for parties of up to 60
About Zero Latency Gold Coast
Zero Latency Gold Coast is a virtual reality venue in Southport where players walk freely around a 200 sqm arena. There are no cables or backpacks, just a headset and a gun controller, and up to eight people share each game. The arena line-up covers shooters, zombie outbreaks, puzzle-led space adventures and a Far Cry game. A game master briefs everyone first and keeps the session safe, and players can see the walls and each other inside the game. Groups who prefer solving to shooting can book a VR escape room instead. These run in a private space for up to five players, with 11 rooms to pick from, and Hero Zone VR offers a family-friendly mix of four shorter adventures. The venue pitches its parties at bucks and hens groups, birthdays and corporate team days, and can host up to 60 people. Bigger groups play back-to-back games, and a booking coordinator can organise catering from a local partner. The lobby has pool tables and tabletop games, plus a licensed bar and coffee for those waiting their turn. Axe throwing also runs on site, along with full-motion car and flight simulators that can be added to a party package. Birthday parties are accepted for ages 11 and up, and every player under 18 needs a waiver signed by a parent. Players must be at least 130 cm tall for the arena and cannot play under the influence of alcohol.
Inclusions & amenities
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Pricing
Axe throwing is $39 per person. Group rates apply from 17 players, excluding catering.
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Frequently asked questions
How many people can play at once?
The arena takes up to eight players per game, so larger groups run back-to-back sessions. VR escape rooms and Hero Zone VR take two to five per room, and the venue can host parties of up to 60 people.
How much does it cost?
VR escape rooms are $39 per person on weekdays and $49 on weekends. Arena games are $49 per person on weekdays and $59 on weekends, and group rates start at 17 players.
Can kids have a birthday party here?
Birthday parties are accepted from age 11, and all players under 18 need a waiver signed by a parent. Children aged 10 to 12 need a playing adult with them and must book all eight spots in the arena.
Is food and drink available?
A licensed bar and coffee are on site, and catering can be arranged through the venue with a $150 minimum order. Do your drinking after the game, as anyone under the influence of alcohol cannot play.
What should we wear, and can I keep my glasses on?
Wear light, comfortable clothes and sensible shoes, as high heels are not allowed on the arena. Glasses are fine unless the frames are large, since the headset has limited room, so contact lenses are the safer choice.
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Liana Kaio
7 months ago
Had the best time here. Went with family for my husbands birthday and it was so so fun. Did some Axe throwing too. Staff were super lovely and helpful, would definitely come here again!!
Julie-ann McClure
11 months ago
Zero Latency VR – Gold Coast We celebrated my son’s 15th birthday at Zero Latency on the Gold Coast and it was absolutely fantastic! The boys (and my husband!) had an amazing time. the VR experience was a total hit. A…
CazCan C
a year ago
Great escape room experience. tried the Space Station Tiberia and it was fun for a family 4 (2 kids). recommend for anytime family fun! thanks to Xavier for being a great Game Master!!
Jayne Schwalger
a year ago
Quite the experience, and we managed to hit the bullseye 🎯 a few times. Fantastic activity to do with a group, and I warn, it gets competitive in there. Bit like darts, but not 🪓 Takes a bit of time to master, but tha…
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