Step into a 2,000‑sq‑ft free‑roam arena in Ealing for 60 minutes of multiplayer mini‑games and a Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown. Accessible, social, and ideal for groups — here’s what to expect and how to prepare.
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You step through a glass door and the hum of West London falls away: a 2,000‑square‑foot arena waits under cool LED light, headsets charged and controllers in hand. For the next 60 minutes at Navrtar in Ealing you move from rapid-fire multiplayer mini‑games into a full‑throttle Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown, where every corner and corridor dares you to keep watching your back.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required but expect moderate physical movement, walking and quick turns; suitable for most ages.
Wildlife
History
Ealing has been a centre for British film and entertainment since the early 20th century; modern gaming venues continue that local tradition of public performance and spectacle.
Conservation
Choose public transport to reach Ealing to reduce carbon impact; the venue encourages responsible use of shared equipment and follows accessibility standards.
Reserve your spot on the Epic 60 Minute Free-Roam Virtual Reality Experience at Navrtar today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 15 minutes early
You’ll need time for safety briefing, headset fit, and controller familiarisation so sessions can start on time.
Wear closed‑toe shoes and socks
Headsets allow full movement; secure footwear and socks improve comfort and hygiene when using shared equipment.
Know the health warnings
Not recommended for pregnant people or those with spinal/cardiac conditions — check with staff if unsure.
Book quieter slots on weekdays
Evenings and weekends fill fast; midweek afternoons often mean more space and fewer groups.
Comfortable, flat shoes
Provide stable footing for quick pivots and movement inside the arena.
Socks
Some venues require socks for hygiene and the best headset/vest fit.
Motion‑sickness remedy
If you’re prone to simulator sickness, bring tablets or bands to reduce nausea.
Mobile phone with ticket
Booking uses mobile or paper tickets — keep your mobile charged for entry.