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Zero Latency Dublin
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Zero Latency Dublin offers a cutting-edge virtual reality adventure that lets you and up to seven friends roam freely in a large warehouse-scale arena. Unlike typical VR setups, you wear a backpack PC and a headset, allowing you to walk, dodge, and physically interact with the game environment. The experience features multiple scenarios, from zombie shootouts to sci-fi missions, all rendered in stunning detail. Located in Sandyford, a business district south of Dublin city center, the venue is easily accessible by car or Luas tram. The 30-minute gameplay session is preceded by a briefing and followed by a debrief where you can watch highlights of your team's performance. It's a high-energy, social activity perfect for groups, families, or team outings.
Don't miss
- Battle through multiple game modes like 'Singularity' or 'Zombie Survival'
- Team up with up to 7 players for cooperative gameplay
- Experience 360-degree immersion with no wires or boundaries
- Watch your gameplay replay in the debrief area
- Located near Sandyford Luas stop for easy access
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Ways to visit Zero Latency Dublin
You can visit on your own (Book online in advance to secure your slot. Prices vary by session and group size). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in and safety briefing.
- Wear comfortable shoes and clothing; you'll be moving around.
- Lockers are available for personal belongings.
- If you wear glasses, check if they fit under the VR headset; contact lenses are recommended.
A bit of history
Zero Latency was founded in Melbourne, Australia, in 2013 as one of the first free-roam VR arcades. The Dublin location opened later as part of a global expansion, bringing the innovative technology to Irish gamers.
Common questions
Is Zero Latency suitable for children?
Yes, but minimum age is 10 years old. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.
Do I need any gaming experience?
No, the experience is designed for all skill levels. Staff provide a tutorial before the game.
Can I play alone?
You need at least 2 players to book. Solo players can join a public session with others.
Is it scary?
Some games have zombies or jump scares, but you can choose a less intense game mode.
What if I get motion sickness?
The free-roam nature reduces motion sickness compared to seated VR. If you're prone, start with a calmer game.
Can I bring my own VR headset?
No, all equipment is provided and calibrated for the experience.
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