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VR Quest virtual reality in Sydney - group bookings

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VR Quest (St Peters)4.7 (469)

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

The Inner West is where a lot of Sydney's family birthdays and after-work outings happen, and virtual reality has become a reliable way to keep a mixed group busy for a couple of hours. The region spans Newtown, Enmore, Marrickville, St Peters, Balmain, Burwood and surrounds, and its industrial pockets have the floor space that motion rides and multiplayer VR need. For parents planning a party, it takes the weather and the backyard clean-up out of the equation; for teams, it swaps a lunch for something everyone has to take part in.

Planning a VR outing in the Inner West:

Getting there: trains, buses and ferries serve different parts of the Inner West. VR Quest is in St Peters, near St Peters station, and has on-site parking.
The experience: an arcade of motion simulators, from rollercoasters to a zombie-shooting gatling gun, plus VR escape missions for two to four and terminal games for up to six.
Group size: groups of 2 to 30 are catered for, so it works for a small family outing or a whole class party.
Booking lead time: staff-run packages are booked into set time slots, so plan ahead for weekend parties and end-of-year team events.
Food and drinks: catering and exclusive use of the venue can be arranged for private events.

On Party Hero, VR Quest in St Peters is the virtual reality venue listed for the Inner West so far. A one-hour arcade session starts from $39 per person, birthday packages from $75 per player, and team building from $69 per player for two hours. It suits kids' and teens' birthdays, adult groups and work teams alike.

Kids aged seven to 11, with arcade party packages recommended for that age group.
Tweens aged nine to 12, who suit the terminal and arcade parties.
Teens over 12 and adults, with a three-hour escape and arcade party for up to 12 players.
Work teams, with two-hour team building for up to 15 and three-hour sessions for larger teams.

Making the day run smoothly

Staff guide each party through a curated selection of games, so parents are not running the show.
Casual sessions include a briefing and wrap-up around about 40 minutes of play.
On-site parking makes drop-off and pick-up easy for kids' parties.
Exclusive use of the venue is available for company gatherings and launches.

Frequently Asked Questions About Virtual Reality

Where can I do virtual reality in the Inner West?

VR Quest is on Unwins Bridge Road in St Peters, with on-site parking and St Peters station nearby. It runs a VR arcade, escape games and terminal games under one roof.

Is VR a good option for a kids' party in the Inner West?

It suits primary school ages well, with VR Quest's arcade parties recommended for seven to 11-year-olds and catering for up to 30 players. Staff run the games, so the host can focus on the guests.

Can adults book VR for a birthday or team event?

Yes. The three-hour VR Escape and Arcade Party at $110 per player is aimed at over-12s and adults, and team building starts at $69 per player for two hours.

What are VR escape games?

They are multiplayer missions where a team of two to four works together inside a virtual world. At VR Quest they sit alongside the arcade rides and terminal games.