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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.
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.
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.
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Operated by Navrtar · Ealing, Greater London
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.
Ealing sits on London Clay and has an unexpectedly cinematic past — home to Ealing Studios and a long history of entertainment that now includes high‑tech social gaming. The site blends gaming culture with local leisure: expect a bar area for regrouping, table games, and a crowd that skews social and competitive. The space was designed for groups — friends, families and corporate outings — and the experience mixes cooperative tactics with reflex challenges.
Practically, the session is structured: the first half for warm‑up and minigames; the second half an extended Contagion campaign. Accessibility is strong — wheelchair and stroller access, plus nearby public transport — but the provider advises against participation for people with serious spinal, cardiovascular conditions or pregnancy. Book with a mobile ticket and arrive early to get fitted and briefed.
Tips for planning: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and socks, charge your phone for your ticket, and reserve off‑peak slots if you want a quieter arena. Whether you come to compete or just to feel the rush of coordinated team play, Navrtar offers a concise, social, and highly physical slice of London entertainment.
easy.
60 minutes.
Minimal fitness required but expect moderate physical movement, walking and quick turns; suitable for most ages.
Each booking is a fixed 60‑minute free‑roam session split between multiplayer mini‑games and the Contagion VR 2150 finale.
Yes — the venue states wheelchair and stroller accessibility for surfaces, seating, and transportation options nearby.
Shared sessions can host up to six; contact the venue to arrange private hires or corporate bookings where available.
Check with the operator for age policies, but the experience targets families and groups; some intense scenarios may have age recommendations.
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.
Choose public transport to reach Ealing to reduce carbon impact; the venue encourages responsible use of shared equipment and follows accessibility standards.
Navrtar operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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.
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.
Ealing sits on London Clay and has an unexpectedly cinematic past — home to Ealing Studios and a long history of entertainment that now includes high‑tech social gaming. The site blends gaming culture with local leisure: expect a bar area for regrouping, table games, and a crowd that skews social and competitive. The space was designed for groups — friends, families and corporate outings — and the experience mixes cooperative tactics with reflex challenges.
Practically, the session is structured: the first half for warm‑up and minigames; the second half an extended Contagion campaign. Accessibility is strong — wheelchair and stroller access, plus nearby public transport — but the provider advises against participation for people with serious spinal, cardiovascular conditions or pregnancy. Book with a mobile ticket and arrive early to get fitted and briefed.
Tips for planning: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and socks, charge your phone for your ticket, and reserve off‑peak slots if you want a quieter arena. Whether you come to compete or just to feel the rush of coordinated team play, Navrtar offers a concise, social, and highly physical slice of London entertainment.