VR
VR stations with games, simulations and virtual tours. A guest puts on the headset, and the rest of the room watches what they see on a screen. An operator helps, explains the rules and keeps everyone safe.
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- Space
- About 3 × 3 m of free space per station.
- Power
- One ordinary 230 V socket per station.
- Internet
- Usually not.
- Set-up
- About an hour per station, and 30–45 minutes to take down.
Put on the headset and you are somewhere else
A guest puts on a VR headset and enters a digital world. It could be an exotic landscape, a sports arena or outer space. The operator helps set up the equipment and explains what to do. VR stations are one of our event attractions. Our event technical services can take over the tech for the whole event.
We show the headset view on a screen next to the station. That way the queue has fun too, and spectators gather around the station.
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What you can do in VR
Why book VR
It draws people in
VR still generates a lot of interest and is associated with modernity.
Immersion
The headset cuts you off from the room. The guest sees only the virtual world around them.
Something for everyone
A large library of games and apps. It is easy to pick something to suit your guests’ ages and interests.
Branding
Your company logo in the virtual environment, or an app created especially for you.
From the first call to the event
- 01
Conversation
We ask about the event, your goals and the guests. We advise on which experiences to choose from our library or discuss custom content.
- 02
Station plan
We agree the number of stations, their layout, the space required and the technical requirements.
- 03
Equipment preparation
We prepare the headsets, computers (if needed) and preview screens. We configure the chosen apps.
- 04
The event
The operator runs the stations, helps guests, keeps everyone safe and explains the rules. The headset view goes to a screen for spectators.
What the service includes
VR station
VR headsets (e.g. Oculus Quest) with controllers.
Preview screen
A TV or screen where the audience sees the same as the player.
Operator
Looks after the equipment, helps participants and encourages them to play.
Transport and set-up
We bring, set up and take down the equipment on site.
Where does VR work best?
Questions and technical requirements
Can't find the answer? Ask via the form – we'll reply within 24 h.
How much space does one VR station need?
About 3 × 3 m of free space per station. Room-scale experiences may need more. You also need to allow room for a table with the preview screen and a chair.
Is internet access needed for VR?
Usually not. Most apps work offline once installed. A stable connection is needed for live broadcasts, streaming and online multiplayer games. If you are planning something like that, get in touch – we will choose the right configuration.
How long does it take to set up the VR stations?
About an hour per station, and 30–45 minutes to take down. The total time depends on the number of stations. For larger events, we arrive well in advance. You can leave the logistics to our TechCoord team.
What power supply is needed?
One ordinary 230 V socket per station. If you are not sure about the power situation on site, contact us – we will help plan the stations.
VR for your event
Tell us when and where you're planning your event. We'll come back within 24 h with a proposal and an individual quote.
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