What is the minimum age?

Minimum age is 10; participants must be able to stand and move within the play area.

How long is the experience?

Total booking time is 60 minutes with approximately 55 minutes of in-headset gameplay.

What is the group size?

Private bookings accommodate 2–6 players per game; pricing varies by group size.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

Free cancellation is allowed with at least 24 hours’ notice; late cancellations may receive a voucher.

Is this suitable for people with motion sickness?

This experience may not be suitable for people with severe motion sickness; staff can advise and offer alternatives.

Are sessions private?

Yes, private bookings mean no additional players will be added to your group.

SuperHero VR at Odyssey VR: Team-Based City-Saving Adventure in Corby | VR | Escape Room

Adventure Brief

Step into a one-hour private VR mission at Odyssey VR in Corby where teams of two to six become powered heroes in a neon-lit virtual city. Expect fast puzzles, cooperative roles, staff briefings, and roughly fifty-five minutes of in-headset gameplay—great for families, friends, and small teams.

60 minutes (approx. 55 minutes in-headset)

easy

From £68.90

SuperHero at Odyssey VR in Corby offers a cinematic virtual reality mission where small teams become powered agents working together to save a sprawling futuristic cityscape in a private, staff-supervised session at Eismann Way, Corby NN17 5ZB, UK that blends puzzles, movement, and teamwork into sixty high-energy minutes of play. Players aged ten to ninety-nine choose unique abilities, coordinate tactics, and solve spatial challenges while physically moving inside a defined play area under staff guidance, which makes the experience accessible to new VR users and rewarding for veteran gamers who enjoy cooperative problem solving with clear briefings and safety protocols. Odyssey VR staffs every booking with an introductory briefing and on-floor assistance, and private sessions mean your group of two to six players experiences the game without strangers, making SuperHero suitable for families, friends celebrating events, and small corporate teams testing communication under time pressure and vivid set design details. Bookings are sixty minutes long with approximately fifty-five minutes of in-headset gameplay, pricing scales by party size, and the operator allows free cancellation with at least twenty-four hours’ notice while late cancellations may receive a voucher instead so check policies and confirm your group composition before arrival and bring enthusiasm. Practical restrictions include the need to stand and move within the play area, a recommendation against participation for pregnant guests, and caution for those prone to severe motion sickness, while staff will advise alternative arrangements where possible and to encourage comfort, wear stable footwear and light clothing for safety reasons. The virtual environment emphasizes angular, neon-accented architecture and interactive set pieces that reward observation as well as action; puzzles require timing, line-of-sight cooperation, and sometimes simultaneous inputs that make every player’s role meaningful. Staff mark safe boundaries, maintain equipment, and prompt players during high-intensity sequences to reduce collisions and fatigue. Families with children ten and older will find this to be a memorable shared activity because the private format reduces wait times and outside interference, while groups booking for team-building can frame objectives around communication, leadership rotation, and quick decision cycles. Arrive ten minutes early to check in at Odyssey VR, expect a brief safety talk, follow staff instructions for headset hygiene and cable management, and ask for handicap accessibility details in advance since facilities vary by venue if you have mobility needs call ahead so staff can prep play layout. Book a private SuperHero session through the provided link to secure a time that matches your travel schedule, bring stable shoes, keep group sizes within two to six players for optimal dynamics, and treat the hour as a practiced, social challenge where communication becomes the team’s true superpower.