Strap into NZ’s first Omni treadmill station in Queenstown and run, crouch and talk your way through multiplayer VR missions. This 40‑minute session blends physical movement with immersive gameplay—perfect for groups or solo players wanting a high-energy indoor adventure.
Strap into NZ’s first Omni treadmill station in Queenstown and run, crouch and talk your way through multiplayer VR missions. This 40‑minute session blends physical movement with immersive gameplay—perfect for groups or solo players wanting a high-energy indoor adventure.
You step through a glass door off Queenstown’s waterfront and trade alpine air for the low hum of machines; lights pulse, soles meet the unique Omni shoes, and the room rearranges itself around you. In forty focused minutes you’ll sprint through virtual corridors, coordinate a raid with friends, or watch a simulated zombie horde close in while the Remarkables stand patient outside the windows, a reminder of the real peaks that shape this town.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Thrillzone · Queenstown, Otago
You step through a glass door off Queenstown’s waterfront and trade alpine air for the low hum of machines; lights pulse, soles meet the unique Omni shoes, and the room rearranges itself around you. In forty focused minutes you’ll sprint through virtual corridors, coordinate a raid with friends, or watch a simulated zombie horde close in while the Remarkables stand patient outside the windows, a reminder of the real peaks that shape this town.
Queenstown sits on the southern shore of Lake Wakatipu, carved by ice and framed by the Southern Alps. The area’s Māori and gold‑rush histories are visible in place names and local museums; today the town channels that adventurous past into outdoor sports and immersive tech attractions alike. Omni VR leverages NZ’s appetite for high‑adrenaline activities, offering the country’s first Omni treadmill stations where movement in the real world maps directly into the headset’s virtual dimensions.
Practical guidance: sessions run about 40 minutes and accommodate solo or small group play with integrated voice comms. The operator provides all gear; height and weight limits apply (1.40–1.95 m; max 130 kg). It’s suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for those with serious heart conditions or severe motion sickness. Book ahead during peak season—Queenstown is busiest in summer and winter ski months—and arrive 15 minutes early for fitting and safety briefing.
Expect handheld controller training, staff supervision, and a short debrief after play. Bring comfortable, flat-soled shoes and a sense of competitiveness—the virtual world rewards teamwork and quick feet.
easy.
40 minutes.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires the ability to walk/run in place and stand for the session.
Each session is approximately 40 minutes, including gearing up and a safety briefing.
No—headsets, Omni shoes and all necessary gear are provided by the operator.
Yes—sessions support single-player or multiplayer modes with integrated voice comms so you can cooperate or compete.
The activity is not recommended for people with serious cardiovascular conditions and has height and weight limits (1.40–1.95 m; max 130 kg).
Queenstown developed rapidly after 19th‑century gold discoveries and later evolved into a global adventure-sports hub; its lakes and peaks were sculpted by Pleistocene glaciers.
Operators encourage low-waste practices and the venue follows local waste-management rules; visitors should respect the town’s water and energy limits during peak seasons.
Thrillzone operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step through a glass door off Queenstown’s waterfront and trade alpine air for the low hum of machines; lights pulse, soles meet the unique Omni shoes, and the room rearranges itself around you. In forty focused minutes you’ll sprint through virtual corridors, coordinate a raid with friends, or watch a simulated zombie horde close in while the Remarkables stand patient outside the windows, a reminder of the real peaks that shape this town.
You step through a glass door off Queenstown’s waterfront and trade alpine air for the low hum of machines; lights pulse, soles meet the unique Omni shoes, and the room rearranges itself around you. In forty focused minutes you’ll sprint through virtual corridors, coordinate a raid with friends, or watch a simulated zombie horde close in while the Remarkables stand patient outside the windows, a reminder of the real peaks that shape this town.
Queenstown sits on the southern shore of Lake Wakatipu, carved by ice and framed by the Southern Alps. The area’s Māori and gold‑rush histories are visible in place names and local museums; today the town channels that adventurous past into outdoor sports and immersive tech attractions alike. Omni VR leverages NZ’s appetite for high‑adrenaline activities, offering the country’s first Omni treadmill stations where movement in the real world maps directly into the headset’s virtual dimensions.
Practical guidance: sessions run about 40 minutes and accommodate solo or small group play with integrated voice comms. The operator provides all gear; height and weight limits apply (1.40–1.95 m; max 130 kg). It’s suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for those with serious heart conditions or severe motion sickness. Book ahead during peak season—Queenstown is busiest in summer and winter ski months—and arrive 15 minutes early for fitting and safety briefing.
Expect handheld controller training, staff supervision, and a short debrief after play. Bring comfortable, flat-soled shoes and a sense of competitiveness—the virtual world rewards teamwork and quick feet.