About this tour
When Sarah from our BugBitten team tried this 45-minute VR session, she found herself in the Southern Hemisphere's largest virtual reality setup — and it's genuinely welcoming to non-gamers. You'll get up to three games on their signature Infinity Platforms, which use motion-tracked gear to let you move freely in a digital space rather than sit with a controller. The venue operates in an accessible urban location with decent public transport links nearby, and it caters to everyone from kids in prams to people in wheelchairs. No prior VR experience required; the staff walk you through it.
Highlights
- Infinity Platform tech lets you walk and move naturally, not just hold a controller
- Largest VR venue in the Southern Hemisphere with serious technical setup
- Genuinely beginner-friendly despite the cutting-edge gear
- Service animals welcome; pram-friendly for little ones
- Fully accessible venue with wheelchair-accessible facilities
- Three games in 45 minutes keeps pace brisk and varied
- No gaming background needed to have a go
What to expect
Sarah suited up quickly — the staff briefing was clear and jargon-free, which helped ease any tech nerves. The motion-tracking gear picks up your actual movements, so you're stepping through digital spaces rather than staring at a fixed view. Each game ran about 12–15 minutes, enough time to get your bearings before moving to the next one. The space itself is spacious and well-laid-out, designed so you won't bump into walls or other players. Pacing felt right; three back-to-back experiences meant no lag or boredom, but it's also not so rushed that you feel disoriented.
The venue is modern and well-signposted, with nearby public transport making it easy to reach. The setup genuinely suits all fitness levels — you can move as much or as little as the game demands. If you're expecting trippy sci-fi or competitive gaming, this is less about that and more about experiencing the technology itself.
What travellers say
- Intuitive motion-tracking feels natural, no gaming skills needed
- Largest setup in the Southern Hemisphere — proper scale and polish
- Fully accessible venue with genuine thought for all users
- Three games in one session keeps the experience varied
- Well-staffed and beginner-friendly without feeling dumbed-down
- Not all experiences suit people with limited mobility
- Premium pricing; novelty factor may not justify repeat visits
- Motion sickness possible; worth testing your tolerance first
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.