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VR Quest virtual reality in Sydney - group bookings

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VR Quest (St Peters)4.7 (471)

From $39pp

Book a VR terminal for up to six players and choose a puzzle, rhythm or zombie shooter game when you arrive.

How to Choose Virtual Reality

Down at the southern edge of the Inner West, in the industrial pocket where St Peters meets Sydenham and Tempe, VR Quest runs a virtual reality arcade at Studio 6, 1/7 Unwins Bridge Road. For groups based around Newtown, Enmore or Marrickville, that keeps a VR outing close to home.

St Peters station is nearby and the venue has on-site parking, a real help in a region where street parking along the busier strips can be tight.

What VR Quest brings to the Inner West:

Three formats: motion rides and simulators, multiplayer VR escape games, and VR terminals for puzzle, rhythm and zombie shooter games.
Party scale: birthday packages take up to 30 players, guided by staff.
Age spread: arcade parties are pitched at seven to 11-year-olds, and the escape-plus-arcade combination is aimed at over-12s and grown-ups.
Work teams: two- and three-hour team building sessions, plus exclusive venue hire for company gatherings.
Casual entry: from $39 per person for a one-hour arcade visit with around 40 minutes of play.

For Inner West groups, the case for staying local is straightforward: parking on site, a train station close by, and a venue that can be booked out entirely for a private party. Families in the southern half of the region will find it especially handy for a kids' birthday.

From Rozelle, which has no train station, driving and using the on-site parking is usually simplest.
From Newtown and Enmore the trip south to Unwins Bridge Road is a short one.
St Peters station puts train travellers within easy reach.
Catering options can be added to a private event at the venue.

Matching a VR Quest package to the group

Terminal-and-arcade parties are a fit for kids aged nine to 12.
Teen and adult groups of up to 12 can take the three-hour VR Escape and Arcade Party.
VR escape missions are played in teams of two to four.
Work teams of up to 15 fit the two-hour team building option, and larger ones move to three hours.

Frequently Asked Questions About Virtual Reality

Where in the Inner West is VR Quest?

It's at Studio 6, 1/7 Unwins Bridge Road, St Peters, in the south of the region beside Sydenham and Tempe. St Peters station is nearby and there's parking on site.

Does VR Quest work for an adult group rather than kids?

It does. Over-12s and adults are the target for the three-hour VR Escape and Arcade Party, and there are team building sessions for work groups. The venue also hosts company gatherings and brand launches.

Can we have VR Quest to ourselves?

The whole venue can be booked exclusively for a private event, and catering options can be arranged. That suits a big birthday where you'd rather not share the floor.

What does a casual VR Quest visit cost?

A one-hour VR arcade session is from $39 per person, covering roughly 40 minutes of play plus a briefing and wrap-up. Party and team building packages are priced separately.