01 // PLANNINGMake the activity fit the occasion
A team outing, employee celebration, and conference reception need different pacing. Tell us whether you want short drop-in sessions, scheduled group rotations, or a focused activity block. We will recommend a game selection and staffing plan around your event rather than assume everyone has played VR before.
02 // PLANNINGChoose a shared arena or a smaller setup
Arena-scale VR brings players into the same mapped play space, with up to six people in supported games and configurations. Room-scale headset stations can suit smaller indoor spaces. The mobile VR trailer is another option when suitable outdoor access and parking are available.
03 // PLANNINGPlan the venue before the event
A typical single arena needs about 20 × 20 feet of clear play space, plus room for staff, equipment, waiting players, and spectators. We also confirm power, load-in access, operating hours, and any venue restrictions. The trailer requires a 35 × 20 foot operating footprint and suitable vehicle access.
04 // PLANNINGGive colleagues a clear way to take part
Plan how guests join a session and what they can do while waiting. Depending on the selected package and venue, spectator displays can help colleagues follow the action. Game choices, physical requirements, session length, and participation expectations should be discussed when planning your event.