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.
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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.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
70 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic balance and the ability to stand for short periods recommended
Wildlife
History
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.
Conservation
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.
Reserve your spot on the 60Min Classic VR (max 4 games) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for orientation
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your slot to complete safety checks and calibration.
Wear secure, flat footwear
Non-slip shoes improve balance on the platform and reduce trip risk during movement-heavy scenes.
Start with low-intensity scenes if you’re sensitive
Choose calmer experiences first to gauge motion sensitivity before attempting intense simulations.
Bring your mobile ticket and photo ID
Mobile or paper tickets are accepted; staff will confirm your booking on arrival.
Comfortable, flat shoes
Provides stable footing on the moving platform and reduces slipping risk.
Light, breathable clothing
Allows full range of motion during active virtual experiences.
Motion-sickness aids (if needed)
Ginger tablets or travel bands can help if you’re prone to nausea in simulations.
Portable phone charger
Ensures your mobile ticket and camera battery last through the day.