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Step into Wanaka’s Infinity Platform for a 60‑minute VR session that turns your movements into the story. Ideal for non‑gamers and small groups, this accessible indoor attraction offers up to four game-style adventures in a single booking.
Step into Wanaka’s Infinity Platform for a 60‑minute VR session that turns your movements into the story. Ideal for non‑gamers and small groups, this accessible indoor attraction offers up to four game-style adventures in a single booking.
You step off Ardmore Street into a compact studio humming with anticipation: the screen goes dark, headphones settle, and the Infinity Platform tilts like a stage waiting for its cue. Inside, virtual horizons open—lunar plains, claustrophobic corridors, and high-altitude plateaus—each scenario responsive to your gestures and the subtle movements of your feet.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Realm VR Wanaka · Wanaka, Otago
You step off Ardmore Street into a compact studio humming with anticipation: the screen goes dark, headphones settle, and the Infinity Platform tilts like a stage waiting for its cue. Inside, virtual horizons open—lunar plains, claustrophobic corridors, and high-altitude plateaus—each scenario responsive to your gestures and the subtle movements of your feet.
Wanaka sits at the eastern edge of the Southern Alps and has long balanced high-country farming, alpine tourism and lakeside recreation. That mix of outdoor culture makes an indoor thrill like the Infinity Platform an obvious complement; when weather or time limit alpine ambitions, this is where kinetic curiosity goes to run experiments. The platform technology itself borrows from motion-simulator and gaming traditions, translating foot placement and body lean into on-screen agency.
Expect choice-driven sessions: up to four short games or experiences within roughly 70 minutes, from spacewalks to cooperative zombie skirmishes. The venue markets itself as the largest Infinity Platform establishment in the Southern Hemisphere, and the layout supports solo turns or small groups. Staff guide novices through calibration and safety; no prior gaming skill is required, though basic mobility helps.
Practical guidance: book a slot in advance (mobile tickets accepted), arrive 10–15 minutes early for orientation, and wear comfortable, non-slip footwear. If you’re prone to motion sensitivity, start with shorter, less intense scenes and keep hydration and breath control in mind. Accessibility is good for wheelchairs, but some experiences require standing or stepping. For a compact, high-adrenaline diversion in Wanaka, this VR session pairs well with a coffee in town or an evening at the lakeside.
easy.
70 minutes.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and the ability to stand for short periods recommended
No. The session is designed for newcomers and gamers alike; staff provide orientation and calibration.
The venue is wheelchair accessible, but some individual experiences require standing or stepping—check with staff when booking.
The Classic session allows up to four shorter experiences within the scheduled 70-minute booking window.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled time; within 24 hours bookings are non-refundable.
Wanaka developed as an alpine service town for farming and recreation; its tourism grew with road access to ski fields and national parks in the 20th century.
As an indoor attraction, the venue’s main impacts are energy use and equipment lifecycle; visitors can support local conservation by choosing nearby businesses that follow low-waste practices.
Realm VR Wanaka operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off Ardmore Street into a compact studio humming with anticipation: the screen goes dark, headphones settle, and the Infinity Platform tilts like a stage waiting for its cue. Inside, virtual horizons open—lunar plains, claustrophobic corridors, and high-altitude plateaus—each scenario responsive to your gestures and the subtle movements of your feet.
You step off Ardmore Street into a compact studio humming with anticipation: the screen goes dark, headphones settle, and the Infinity Platform tilts like a stage waiting for its cue. Inside, virtual horizons open—lunar plains, claustrophobic corridors, and high-altitude plateaus—each scenario responsive to your gestures and the subtle movements of your feet.
Wanaka sits at the eastern edge of the Southern Alps and has long balanced high-country farming, alpine tourism and lakeside recreation. That mix of outdoor culture makes an indoor thrill like the Infinity Platform an obvious complement; when weather or time limit alpine ambitions, this is where kinetic curiosity goes to run experiments. The platform technology itself borrows from motion-simulator and gaming traditions, translating foot placement and body lean into on-screen agency.
Expect choice-driven sessions: up to four short games or experiences within roughly 70 minutes, from spacewalks to cooperative zombie skirmishes. The venue markets itself as the largest Infinity Platform establishment in the Southern Hemisphere, and the layout supports solo turns or small groups. Staff guide novices through calibration and safety; no prior gaming skill is required, though basic mobility helps.
Practical guidance: book a slot in advance (mobile tickets accepted), arrive 10–15 minutes early for orientation, and wear comfortable, non-slip footwear. If you’re prone to motion sensitivity, start with shorter, less intense scenes and keep hydration and breath control in mind. Accessibility is good for wheelchairs, but some experiences require standing or stepping. For a compact, high-adrenaline diversion in Wanaka, this VR session pairs well with a coffee in town or an evening at the lakeside.