
An office costume party
Costumes set the mood. The zombie station gives people something to do once the costume contest is over.
480+ corporate events · 5 years
Book a VR zombie shooter and your party gets its loudest corner: one guest in a headset fighting off the undead, a screen showing every close call and a crowd waiting for its turn.

Pick the night, and we fit the station to it.
Your guests get a jolt of adrenaline, and the people watching get half the fun.
The best part happens outside the headset. A player spins around, yells and fires, and everyone at the screen sees what scared them. Someone says "I'm next," and the line forms on its own.
It also fits the theme without more decorating. Halloween already brings costumes and dim light, and the game turns that mood into something guests do. For more ideas for the season, see our holiday party entertainment.


You decide how intense the night gets. We bring the game to match. Want other headset games at the same party? See our VR games.
The station, the operator and the cleanup come in one booking.
Headset, controllers and a large screen
So the room follows the game.
An operator
Fits the headset, explains the controls and watches each player.
A rotation plan
We agree turn length and guest instructions with you before the day.
Delivery, setup and teardown
We test before guests arrive and pack up after.
You'll get a price for your exact night.
Every quote lists the equipment, delivery, setup, staff and hours. It depends on:
This event shows how we run headsets at an evening party.
Work done: For a VR soccer evening at a car museum, we brought two stations with their own TVs, agreed power and Wi-Fi with the venue in advance and kept one attendant on the game all night. A zombie station runs the same way, with one person in charge of the line.
We send insurance documents to your venue on request. We also confirm the spot, outlets, Wi-Fi and load-in time before the party, so nothing slows setup.
The wrong game for the room.
A game that's too graphic can make HR or parents uneasy. We agree the title and intensity with you first.
A screen in the wrong spot.
Tucked in a corner, the game scares only the player. We place the TV where the party can see it.
A crowded play zone.
A player who spins around can bump a guest. We mark a clear area.
Long turns.
One guest who plays for ages stalls the line. Turns stay short.

A round lasts a few minutes. We fit the setup to your venue and confirm space and power with you. Send us the floor plan or a photo of the spot.
We have two bases, Los Angeles and Orlando, and work across the U.S. In Orlando, our office and warehouse are at 310 N Orange Ave, so Florida and East Coast parties are part of our regular map. Send the city and date, and we'll bring the zombie station to your party.
Two bases
It doesn't have to be. We pick lighter or tougher games based on your crowd, and any player can take the headset off at any moment.
It depends on the game's rating and the headset age limit. Meta sets a minimum age of 10. Tell us the age range, and for younger guests we'll suggest something else.
No. Each turn starts with a short briefing on the controls.
Ask today. Short notice can work: EF Academy booked a surf simulator two days before its campus luau.
A VR center makes your group travel there and book a time slot. We bring the game to your party, so it runs next to your bar, music and costume contest.
Yes, in a headset: guests aim hand controllers at zombies. Want shooting without a headset? Our shooting simulator rental puts targets on a big screen.
Yes. For laser tag team building with guests running in squads, see our laser tag.
We wipe headsets and face pads between players.
Send us the date, the venue and your guest count. We'll check availability right away, and one team will bring the station, run it and pack it up. Tell us the event type, date, city, guest count and budget. Add the theme and the age range of your guests. Or call +1 213 912 1010