Note: Both packs work with or without an adventure chosen in advance. You can decide when you arrive at the venue.
Virtua in numbers
2121 adventures availableAvailable adventures
2–10from 2 to 10Difficulty levels
2–8from 2 to 8Agents per mission
2.300+over 2.300Reviews on Google
// Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
Bookings are by the hour: 1 hour or 2 hours, and each hour is 60 minutes of play; the welcome and headset fitting are separate. If you finish an escape room before the hour is up, you can carry on with the Arcade games to make the most of it. Group packs have their own timing: each pack's page tells you. More about this: Group packs have their own timing
Our team monitors the game and gives you hints if you get stuck. The aim is for you to enjoy the experience, not to stay stuck. The difficulty you see on each adventure shows how much help most groups usually need.
Yes. You can book your hour and choose the adventure when you arrive; our team will advise you according to your group and experience.
Up to 8 people can play at once: there are 8 boxes, each with its own Meta Quest 3 headset. As a group you can be up to 16: you play in turns, and while some play, the others watch them and follow the game on the screens. More about this: See the group packsVR Arcade
Jungle Quest (difficulty 3/10, family-friendly) or AC: Escape the Lost Pyramid (5/10, very intuitive). They have a gentle learning curve and our team is with you for the first few minutes.
Jungle Quest, Survival and S.O.S. Santa are the most family-friendly (no horror). The minimum age is 10 years old (Meta's recommendation for the Quest 3). When you book, we will guide you according to the ages in your group.
Yes: with the 2-hour pack you play two adventures back to back. It is ideal if you cannot decide between several or want to go again in a different world.
No. Some are family-friendly or straightforward adventures (Jungle Quest, Atlantis, Survival), and others are horror or tension-based (The Prison —13+—, Sanctum and House of Fear —14+—). On each adventure's page you can see the genre, the difficulty and the minimum age, so you can choose with confidence.
The rate is from €24.50 per person for 1 hour and from €48.50 per person for 2 hours, and it may vary depending on the day, the time and the size of the group. For groups and celebrations —birthdays, stag and hen parties, companies or friends— there are packs from €315 for up to 8 people.
Yes, we strongly recommend it: afternoons and weekends fill up. Online bookings start from 2 people; without a booking, or if you come alone, you can turn up and, if there is space, you play. You can choose the adventure beforehand or decide when you arrive, as you prefer: you don't need to decide when booking. We send you the confirmation by email and it usually takes a couple of minutes. More about this: Write to us if you have questionsBook online
Bookings can be changed or cancelled up to 48 hours before, and group bookings up to one week before. We refund what you paid by the same payment method. To change or cancel, write to us. More about this: Write to us to change or cancel
We are at C/Viladomat 95, Barcelona (Eixample). The easiest way is to come by metro: Rocafort (L1), Urgell (L1), Sant Antoni (L2) or Poble Sec (L3), all about ten minutes' walk away. By bus, line V9 has a stop right opposite Virtua, and there are more lines along Gran Via and Sepúlveda. See on Google Maps More about this: See the map and address
We don't have our own car park, but there are two public ones a couple of minutes' walk away: BSM Urgell and SABA Eixample. With a large group, the metro works out better. More about this: See the map and address
The team speaks Spanish, Catalan and English. Most of the games are available in Spanish and English and, as the experiences are very visual and intuitive, language is rarely a barrier. More about this: Everything you'll be wondering about
It happens to some people. The catalogue is chosen so that it doesn't: titles that move the camera for you, which are the ones that cause the most discomfort, are avoided. If you notice anything, the session can be stopped at any time. More about this: What happens to the body
Yes. The Meta Quest 3 headsets have enough room to be used with the vast majority of prescription glasses without discomfort. If yours are very large, contact lenses are more comfortable. More about this: Everything you'll be wondering about
No. Most people who come had never tried virtual reality before. Your Game Master explains the controls when you arrive and stays with you throughout the session. More about this: Most people arrive without having tried it
We use Meta Quest 3 headsets: they are wireless, with no cables and no computer, and they track your movements, so you move freely in your 3×3 m box. We provide the headphones ourselves to improve immersion. More about this: What virtual reality is
We don't recommend the experience to people with photosensitive epilepsy, who are pregnant or who have serious heart problems. If in doubt, write to us before booking and we will go through it with you. For accessibility needs, write to us beforehand and we will see how to adapt the experience. More about this: When we don't recommend it
In VR the world is true to scale, with no space limits: you explore with your body and the story reacts to your actions. You'll find the full comparison further up on this same page.