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VR Gaming Miranda (Miranda)4.9 (282)

From $50 min spend

Birthday parties, team-building sessions and school holiday groups can all be booked here, with casual walk-in play too.

How to Choose Virtual Reality

Virtual reality in Miranda means VR Gaming Miranda, a multiplayer VR venue at Shop G107 inside Westfield Miranda. The floor holds more than 20 rides and attractions, from motion-seat simulators and pod rides to VR laser tag and a VR escape room, so a group can split up and try different things or line up against each other in the same game. The venue pitches itself at ages 5 and up, which makes it a practical pick for a mixed-age family birthday as well as a night out for adults, a team building afternoon or a school holiday outing.

A few things to know:

Getting there: Miranda station is a short walk from Westfield Miranda, and there's plenty of centre parking for groups arriving by car.
The experience: headsets, motion seats and pods across more than 20 attractions, including multiplayer games where your group plays together.
Group size: casual players can walk in, and the team builds customisable packages for birthdays, corporate events and school or vacation care groups.
Booking lead time: the venue trades Thursday evening and Friday to Sunday, so those are the slots to reserve early for a party.
Food and drinks: being inside Westfield Miranda makes it easy to add a meal before or after the games.

Play runs on credits rather than a fixed block of time. You buy a game card, and each game costs between 5 and 20 credits depending on its type, its length and whether it's single or multiplayer. Cards start at $50 for 70 credits, with $70 buying 100 credits and $100 buying 150. For a party, send an enquiry through the venue's contact form or call to talk through numbers and pricing, and ask about the $300 VIP pass if the birthday person is a regular, since it includes 10 per cent off a birthday booking.

Each game costs between 5 and 20 credits, so the total depends on what your group chooses to play.
Games are priced differently for single and multiplayer play, so ask the team which suit a group playing together.
A $50 card buys 70 credits, $70 buys 100 and $100 buys 150.
The $300 VIP pass gives 400 credits, bonus credits on every top-up and 10 per cent off a birthday booking.

Planning a VR party in Miranda

Check the trading days first: Thursday evening and Friday to Sunday.
Ages 5 and up can play, which suits family birthdays where kids and adults join in together.
VR laser tag and the VR escape room are good picks when you want the whole group in the same game.
Party packages cover birthdays, corporate events, team building, school excursions and vacation care groups.

Frequently Asked Questions About Virtual Reality

What ages can play VR at Westfield Miranda?

VR Gaming Miranda pitches itself at ages 5 and up. That makes it one of the easier VR options for a mixed-age family party, while adult groups get the same range of rides and multiplayer games.

When is VR Gaming Miranda open?

The venue trades Thursday evening and Friday to Sunday. Plan a party around those days rather than assuming a weekday slot is available.

How much does a VR party in Miranda cost?

Play is credit-based, with game cards starting at $50 for 70 credits and each game costing 5 to 20 credits. Party packages for birthdays, corporate and school groups are customised, so enquire through the contact form or call to get pricing for your numbers.

Is there food at the VR venue in Miranda?

The venue is inside Westfield Miranda, so it's easy to add a meal before or after playing. Ask the team what their party packages include when you enquire.