Virtual Reality
To keep creative minds alive, V-sports/VRCDA strives to actively bring imagination back into the lives of the people through Virtual Reality. With 6 Stations and 200 games we have an experience waiting for you.
200+ Virtual Reality Games
Multiplayer, Family, Educational, Experiential, Shooter, Kid Friendly, Strategy, and Escape Room Games.
VR Pricing
Take advantage of our online booking to guarantee a spot when you get here.
15 MINUTES
Reserved for walk-ins.
$15
PER STATION
30 MINUTES
Up to two players share.
$25
PER STATION
55 MINUTES
Up to three players share.
$40
PER STATION
85 MINUTES
Up to five players share.
$50
PER STATION
115 MINUTES
Up to six players share.
$60
PER STATION
Driving Simulator Pricing
RACING
$7
PER RACE
Walk-In only
Coming Soon
At V-Sports Arena we are always looking towards the future and everything it has to offer.
Virtual Reality is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted within a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment. Simply put, if you think of a world then we can probably submerge you into it allowing your mind to reach unlimited amounts of creativity.
What's the Future hold
If you have not seen “ready player one” by Ernest Cline then we highly recommend watching it. Everything in the movie is doable today in the R&D department. In the movie the omni-directional treadmill is actually a real treadmill by a company called infinAdeck. Go check them out. The future of VR is going to shape how we interact with each other, how we use the internet and even how we do our jobs at work.
What's coming to the arcade in the near future for you to try
-Controllers that track your fingers check out a video here.
-Haptic vest that let you feel in-game interactions like being hit by a bullet from enemy fire.
-Flight simulator I mean who doesn’t want to fly!
These three things are coming this summer!!!
New Games!
Population one
Frequently Asked
What is it?
Virtual Reality is a computer-generated simulation of a three-dimensional image or environment that can be interacted within a seemingly real or physical way by a person using special electronic equipment. Simply put, if you think of a world then we can probably submerge you into it allowing your mind to reach unlimited amounts of creativity.
How old do you have to be to play?
Ages 8 to 80 are welcome. We recommend 8 years and older in order to wear the VR headset comfortably. If you feel like your child may not be able to fit the headset comfortably, please bring a baseball cap or a beanie which will allow the headset to fit better. In some circumstances, there have been younger children who have been able to play VR.
What can you do with it?
Virtual reality has lots of uses. One of the most well-known is in video gaming, where it gives players an incredibly immersive experience. Virtual reality games range from exhilarating space combat simulators that see you piloting space ships across the galaxy to classic platformers that let you leap around a world that you can physically explore.
It’s also brilliant for entertainment. BT Sport broadcast the UEFA Champions League final in VR and there are apps which let you watch concerts, TV shows, and even films in virtual reality.
VR is also a fantastic platform for education, letting adults and children alike feel immersed in the subjects they’re exploring, whether that’s the bottom of the ocean or inside a Roman city.
What games do you offer?
We have just about 200 games. Every week we are adding and/or taking away games to make the experience most enjoyable for the family. Here is a link to all of our games.
Does VRCDA sell VR for residential use?
We are in the process of getting a distributor license and will be selling at our store location. We will have a variety of different systems for both sales and play. We also have the ability to build custom computers or guide you in the production of your own. Feel free to come in or give us a call with any questions.
Why should I play here if I have an oculus
The oculus is a great home set up for entry level VR. It offers a crisp image that is standalone, so no wires to worry about, and has some great exclusive games.
What it does not have.
-High Graphics (Graphics are different then resolution)
-Higher frame rate (reduces chance of motion sickness)
-Sub millimeter precision tracking
-Access to our 200 games library
-Finger tracked with haptic controllers (Index controllers)
-Haptic feedback vest (bhaptics)
-multi-player with friends who do not own VR
What type of controllers do you use?
-Finger tracked with haptic controllers (Index controllers)
What is the TactSuit X40
-Haptic feedback vest (TactSuit X40)
Why are prices increasing?
We Love what we do and we want to keep growing in this ever changing tech industry. To stay ahead and give our community the best experience possible we will have to charge more. That said we now have haptic vests and the best controllers on the market. Not to mention better play spaces in both the arena and the stations.
What others say
"Tried this place out for the first time and loved it. Feels like old-school arcade even with all the technology. The guy who runs the counter also walks around and engages with you while you play which makes it a really fun experience."
Chrissy D
Google Review
"Y’all, this place is a gem. The space they have created is outstanding. The folks in charge are awesome people, and their passion and knowledge about VR shows with every interaction. They got pool tables and arcade games as well. Truly a great all-ages space."
Rj Rueber
Google Review
"Awesome and fun place, very clean and staff is friendly. Colton took the extra time to explain the whole VR experience and how the headset and controls work and make sure I had a great experience. A+ in my book."
Kip Bateman
Google Review
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