Step into Entermission’s multi-sensory VR escape rooms in central Sydney—60 minutes of team puzzles, zero-gravity flight, and mind-bending detective scenarios. Private rooms, wheelchair access and real-time hand tracking make this a top pick for groups, families and team-building.
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You step from the hum of Sydney’s streets into a room that smells faintly of coffee and recycled excitement. Headsets wait like helmets for a new kind of expedition: in sixty minutes you’ll fly through a sabotaged space station, or move through fractured memories of a criminal mind, each puzzle demanding communication, timing and a steady hand.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required—basic mobility and short bursts of movement are sufficient
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History
This style of VR entertainment grew from Sydney’s arcade and live-action escape-room scenes, blending theatre, gaming and team puzzle design.
Conservation
Operators aim to prolong hardware life through regular servicing—ask about battery and e-waste practices and support venues that responsibly recycle electronics.
Reserve your spot on the Entermission Sydney 60min Virtual Reality Escape Rooms today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for briefing
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your slot for headset fitting, safety checks and a quick tutorial.
Motion sensitivity caution
If you have a history of motion sickness or photosensitive seizures, consult staff and consider seated or shorter experiences.
Prefer contacts over glasses
Contacts are more comfortable inside headsets; large-frame glasses may not fit and can fog during play.
Accessibility options available
Wheelchair users can play from their chair or provided seating; notify the venue of needs when booking.
Comfortable shoes
Light movement and standing during gameplay make low-profile shoes ideal.
Contact lenses (if possible)
Contacts improve comfort inside VR headsets compared with bulky glasses.
Light layer or hoodie
Temperature-controlled rooms can feel cool once the adrenaline subsides.
Anti-nausea medication (if prone)
Helpful for people who are sensitive to motion or VR-induced nausea.