Technology park

Fun games,BUT! When we went the escape room and the floor games were out of action due to rain flooding the building. Which would be fine, but no compensation for this was offered.We spent most of our 70 minutes figuring out how to control the games. I think for the price charged you need to receive two hours at least to get some enjoyment out of it. For us it was pretty much a solid hour of tutorial for one game and then our session was pretty much over.Don't play the two player racing game - its pretty retro and you are essentially doing nothing. This also took over 10 mins to set up.My advice is: have a timetable of how long customers want to spend on what game - then get the games loaded and set up while customers are already busy playing one game - so when we go to the next game its already waiting for us.We spent $160 between the two of us an essentially paid that for an hour messing around with controllers.The girl working was really nice though - and if the prices were reduced or times extended I would probably come back for more (now that i have done a tutorial on the game I didnt really get to play)

My family and I visited last weekend. We played the virtual escape room as a family. We have played this type of game in a few places now in similar establishments. This one, VR Voom, was by far the worst experience of any we have ever had before. Firstly, it's really expensive, and secondly the equipment is not set-up or maintained well. Similar games venues would typically have a safe zone for each player made up of a safety enclosure to stop you banging into other players, or the furniture.These enclosures also manage the cables and keep you safe as you move. VR Voom had no such safety barriers. I ended up with cables tangled around my neck and my daughter bashed her hand against furniture. This is expensive, glitchy and unsafe. I would not recommend.

Auckland's most successful Deep Tech Incubator. A unique facility which has created two unicorn (billion dollar companies) and is on track to creating two more within the next few years. Focusses on science and engineering based early stage proof of concept and prototyping. World class at what it does and now with a solid set of funding partners, will continue it's leading role in shaping New Zealand's hi-tech future..

If you haven't done VR before, give it a go its great fun

On the 8th of July, 85 percent of the gaming machines were down. So disappointed. Don't waste your money coming here.

Great VR venue.They have a nice variety

I work here. So I have to say it's the best place to work in New Zealand. Ever. Even with all the triffids

Modern and hip building with some cool little startups.

Not a bad place for all your tech needs.

beautiful building with some great businesses. met a love gentleman their from Dove tech, Who is the exemplar of service with a smile.