
Marconi Automotive Museum
For a five-hour family celebration, two guests played at once on two screens the whole room could see. That was two-player VR soccer at the Marconi Automotive Museum, with our attendant on duty from start to finish.
480+ corporate events · 5 years
With our soccer simulator, guests kick a real ball at a big screen and see the shot scored on the spot. Anyone can step up in office shoes, and everyone nearby wants a turn after the first goal.

We run sports games for crowds: VR soccer in a car museum and VR baseball and hockey on an outdoor plaza.
One kick tells a guest everything they need to know. That's why the line forms fast.
The guest stands on a strip of turf and kicks a real ball at the screen. A goalkeeper and targets wait on the screen. The system reads where the shot lands and puts the score up straight away. Then the next guest steps up.
There are no rules to learn and no controller. Guests who'd never touch a video game will take a penalty in front of their colleagues, and the people watching react to every shot.

We pick the game and the pace with you, based on how many guests you expect and what you want them to do.
A classic shootout. Each guest gets a set number of shots at the goalkeeper, and the best score wins.
Targets sit in the corners of the goal. Guests aim for them and collect points.
Guests come back to beat their own score or a colleague's. Live scoring keeps the ranking on screen.
Put the simulator next to our sit-down soccer game rental or a VR soccer rental, and guests move between them.

You get a working station and a person to run it for the whole event.

Your quote covers your event exactly. We don't sell fixed packages. Every event gets a custom quote, and these details shape it:
These two events show how we run sports games for a crowd.
Work done: For an evening party in a museum, we brought two stations with their own 55-inch TVs, so the setup didn't depend on the venue screens. We agreed power and Wi-Fi with the venue in advance. Access opened at 1 PM for a 5 to 10 PM celebration.
The venue gets our paperwork in time, so load-in isn't held up.
We send insurance documents to venues and organizers on request. We agree the load-in time, the room, the route in and the outlets with you and the venue before event day.
Most of these problems are avoidable if you plan for them before the day.
Balls flying around the room.
Shots should end at the screen. The station is framed, and the operator keeps the line behind the kicking spot.
A long wait.
If each guest takes ten shots, the line stops moving. We set a shot count that fits your guest numbers.
No score.
Guests kick once and drift off. A score on screen gives them a target and a reason to return.
A slippery floor.
A polished ballroom floor is a bad place to kick from. We lay turf where guests stand.
The wrong spot.
A station near a doorway or a bar blocks traffic. We plan its place with your floor plan.
Here's the path from your first message to the last goal.

Here's what you get and what you need to have ready.
The station works in a ballroom, an office or a booth. We confirm the floor space, power and route in with your venue before you book. For other sports, see our sports games for events.
You don't need a volunteer from your team. We bring our own people.
The station travels to any state. We work from two bases, Los Angeles and Orlando, and ship from the closer one. The Orlando base is our office and warehouse at 310 N Orange Ave, and Florida and the East Coast are part of our working region.
Two bases
Transport, setup and the operator are planned together, so you have one team to coordinate with. Send the city and the venue, and we'll check the date.
Orlando office: 310 N Orange Ave, STE. 201, Orlando, FL 32801Both. There's nothing to learn, so office teams, school groups and family parties all play the same game.
If you mean soccer, yes, this is it. For American football or other sports, tell us what you need, and we'll confirm what we can bring.
No. A kick at a screen is enough, and the operator explains the game first.
Yes. A shot at goal takes seconds, so visitors play and keep walking or stay to talk.
No. A soccer dart game is an inflatable board that the ball sticks to. Our simulator scores shots on a screen. If you want an inflatable game as well, tell us in your request, and we'll confirm what we can bring for your date. You can also browse our inflatable attractions.
Room for the frame, the turf strip and a short line. We confirm the layout with your venue.
Send the date and the venue. We'll check availability right away and bring the station, the operator and the teardown crew. Tell us the event type, date, city, guest count and budget. Add whether you want a leaderboard, prizes or sponsor branding. Or call +1 213 912 1010