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How to Choose Virtual Reality

The Sutherland Shire is better known for Cronulla's beaches than for screens, but when the weather turns or the group spans five-year-olds to parents, an indoor virtual reality venue solves a lot of party-planning problems. The VR option on Party Hero for the Shire so far is VR Gaming Miranda, inside Westfield Miranda, the Shire's main shopping centre. It's central for groups coming from Cronulla, Caringbah or Sutherland, and has more than 20 VR rides and attractions under one roof.

What to plan around:

  • Getting there: trains run through the Shire and Miranda station is a short walk from Westfield Miranda; parking is plentiful, especially compared with the beach strip.
  • The experience: motion-seat simulators, pod rides, VR laser tag and a VR escape room, with multiplayer games for groups.
  • Group size: small groups can walk in, and larger birthday, corporate, school and vacation care groups can arrange a package.
  • Booking lead time: the venue opens Thursday evening and Friday to Sunday, so weekend party slots are worth enquiring about early.
  • Food and drinks: Westfield Miranda's food options are on hand for a meal before or after playing.

VR suits the Shire's mix of party types. Kids' birthdays work because the venue takes ages 5 and up, and adult groups and work teams get competitive multiplayer games rather than a quiet headset in a corner. Spending is by game card rather than a set time: cards start at $50 for 70 credits, and each game costs between 5 and 20 credits. For anything bigger than a casual visit, the venue puts together customisable packages on enquiry. As more VR venues across the Shire join Party Hero, they'll be listed here.

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Why VR works for Shire groups

  • It's fully indoors, so a party doesn't depend on beach weather.
  • One venue with more than 20 attractions lets a group split up by taste and regroup for multiplayer games.
  • Ages 5 and up can play, so family parties don't need a separate plan for younger kids.
  • A central Miranda location keeps travel short from most of the Shire.

Budgeting a VR outing

  • Game cards start at $50 for 70 credits, with $70 for 100 credits and $100 for 150.
  • Games cost between 5 and 20 credits depending on type, length and whether they're single or multiplayer.
  • Regular players can look at the $300 VIP pass, which gives 400 credits and bonus credits on top-ups.
  • Party packages for birthdays, team building and school groups are priced on enquiry.

Frequently Asked Questions About Virtual Reality

Where can we do virtual reality in the Sutherland Shire?

The VR venue on Party Hero for the Shire is VR Gaming Miranda, at Shop G107 in Westfield Miranda. It has more than 20 VR rides and attractions, including VR laser tag and a VR escape room.

Is VR a good option for a vacation care or school group in the Shire?

The venue puts together packages for school excursions and vacation care groups, and takes players from age 5. Check its trading days, Thursday evening and Friday to Sunday, against your program before booking.

Can adults book a VR night for a birthday or work team?

Yes. Corporate events and team building are among the packages on offer, and multiplayer games like VR laser tag and the VR escape room put the whole group in the same game.

How do we get to VR Gaming Miranda by public transport?

Miranda station is a short walk from Westfield Miranda, where the venue is. For groups driving in from elsewhere in the Shire, there's plenty of centre parking.