What is the maximum group size?

Maximum capacity for this team-building package is 18 participants.

How long does each session last?

The full booking runs about 120 minutes; each participant receives roughly 60 minutes of play split into two 30-minute experiences.

When should we arrive?

The operator requests arrival at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time to brief players and manage equipment rotations.

Are reservations refundable?

Reservations are firm. The operator’s policy states no refunds for cancellations, late arrivals, or no-shows.

What languages are supported?

Staff can assist in English, French and Dutch for briefings and game selection.

Is the activity suitable for first-time VR users?

Yes. The package is designed to be accessible to novices while still offering options that challenge experienced players.

VR Team Building at MIX Arena in Liège’s Îlot Saint-Michel

Teambuilding 13 -18 joueurs at MIX Arena + Adventure sits inside the îlot Saint-Michel in Liège, Région wallonne, Belgium — a compact, two-hour package built for workplace teams. Designed for groups of up to 18 players, the format delivers two distinct 30-minute virtual reality experiences per participant, so everyone gets roughly 60 minutes of play across a curated mix of cooperative and competitive games.

Step through the door and the city noise gives way to low lighting, headset hum, and the quick banter of teammates plotting strategy. The venue’s small footprint above the Basic-Fit, just up the stairs inside the îlot Saint-Michel, concentrates the action: modular play zones, trained attendants, and an equipment area that turns headset handoffs into a smooth relay. That compact urban setting is exactly why this package works for corporate groups — it’s simple to organize, easy to reach from central Liège, and built around fast, memorable interaction rather than long logistics.

What sets this experience apart in Liège is how modern technology collides with the region’s deep-rooted civic life. After a morning on medieval streets or a riverside walk along the Meuse, a team can reconvene here for clear objectives, instant feedback, and an accessible adrenaline hit. Staff speak English, French and Dutch, and will guide selections from a broad library of games to match skill levels and team goals. The operator requests arrival at least 15 minutes before scheduled time to brief groups and manage gear, and notes that reservations are firm with no refunds for late arrivals.

Practical details are straightforward: the full session runs about 120 minutes; maximum capacity is 18; check-in and equipment rotation keep each participant to roughly 60 minutes of play made up of two 30-minute segments. It’s an inclusive format — novice players and seasoned VR users both find roles — but those prone to motion sensitivity should plan accordingly and alert staff.

For planners, the turnkey nature is the draw: bookable in minutes, staffed by professionals, and tailored by experience choice so groups can emphasize teamwork, problem solving, or pure fun. It’s a low-footprint way to inject energy into corporate retreats or client days without leaving the city center. Bring comfortable shoes, a readiness to laugh, and a team roster. The result is not just a game session but a shared story colleagues will retell long after they take off the headsets.

Ideal for mixed-skill teams, small departments, client entertainment, or end-of-day morale boosts, the program balances challenge and accessibility. Expect measurable uplift in engagement and dozens of shareable moments. Reserve early for prime evening slots on weekdays and weekend afternoons to secure consecutive headset rotations and keep the energy moving through your whole group. Arrive ready to play and collaborate.