Belgium · VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend flying in on Friday: 4 virtual reality experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
At Virtual Room Brussels, two to four players share a one-hour virtual reality mission that mixes escape-game puzzles with cinematic storytelling. Expect clear instructions, team communication, and an English-language session at Rue de l’Escalier 16. Mission Interplanetaire is one available adventure.
“Super expérience en famille.....on reviendra pour la seconde mission.”
At Futurist Games, you get one hour of room-scale virtual reality at Bd de l’Empereur 16 in central Brussels. Choose cooperative or competitive games, from space travel and seabed exploration to zombie battles. Staff guide beginners, and groups of up to 13 can play together.
“Very pleasant reception, everything well explained and the game itself was very nice!”
At Historium Brugge, you’ll spend about 8 to 10 minutes in a virtual reality booth, sailing into 1435 Bruges and flying over Market Square. The ticket is for the VR experience only, not the Story visit, exhibition, or tower. Minimum age is 6.
“The sale of this product was very misleading. This was only an 8 minute virtual reality tour. The one hour tour was not included.”
At Futurist Games Brussels, choose from around 30 virtual reality missions, cooperative games, escape rooms, and competitive challenges. You will use a VR headset and controllers, with staff available in French, English, or Dutch. The venue is wheelchair accessible and suits ages seven and up.
“Veldig gøy spill, dessverre en del tekniske problem, men vi fikk hjelp fra personalet og ekstra spilletid.”
A bench, a boat, a bar or a battlefield.
