Virtual reality (VR) is a digital environment that users can interact with using special headsets and controllers, creating a fully immersive experience.

The use of Virtual Reality technology in a controlled environment and under constant external monitoring is considered the safest way to enjoy it. Without these two components there are some risks. We assure you that each group is assigned with a dedicated VR guide and host, offering personalised attention and assistance throughout your virtual adventure.

Safety warnings that may come with Virtual Reality (VR) 3D binocular headsets state that their use is not advised for children under 10 years of age. However, quantitative studies of the effects of these headsets on children are lacking. Because we constantly test our equipment, children from 8 till 10 years old are accepted but only with parental agreement and supervision. There is no upper age limit. 

Motion sickness in VR, often called VR sickness, occurs when there is a disconnect between what the eyes see and how the body perceives motion in the virtual environment. This causes dizziness, nausea, sweating or headaches. Should you be aware that this may occur, please let us know. We are prepared and our expert team will always explain and guide you before you start so that any discomfort is minimized.

We prioritize the comfort of our guests. Our experienced VR guides are always available to ensure a safe and captivating experience, making sure that VR technology is understood correctly and experimented in the best way possible. Come see for yourself!