We Build Worlds

One venue in Rishon LeZion, eleven stations, and enough range that two people who arrived together can have completely different evenings.

Space Run VR is a virtual-reality venue in Rishon LeZion: 11 stations, more than 100 experiences, and 90 minutes to move between them. Founded by two brothers, both parents.

The Space Run VR neon sign above the glass entrance door
Two riders in the VR 360 Machine
The venue's entrance doors with Space Run VR signage, a visitor walking in (seen from behind)

Our story

Space Run VR – a different reality in Rishon LeZion

We are two brothers and parents, and we wanted a place you could bring a seven-year-old and a group of twenty-year-olds to — where each of them would find something different. That is what we built in Rishon LeZion.

What is Space Run VR?

What you will find here:

  • Stations you play together and stations for one player
  • Experiences for kids, teens and adults — with staff guidance for first-timers
  • A motion simulator, a boxing arena, racing and more — eleven stations you can move between.

Why choose us?

We opened the venue in Rishon LeZion so there would be a close, easy place to spend time together:

  • One ticket for 90 minutes and all 11 stations, with no extra charge per station or game
  • From a short visit for a couple or a family to a birthday, a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or a team day
  • A team that explains every station and stays with you throughout the visit

Our vision

For us, VR is not a game you play alone in front of a screen. People come here together — parents and kids, friends, work teams — each tries something different, and everyone leaves with something to tell.

What makes us different

  • Eleven stations, one visit

    Move between stations during the same visit, without committing to one machine up front.

  • More than 100 experiences

    Action, racing, sport, tactical and family — genuinely different styles in the same place.

  • Come together, play your way

    Shared experiences alongside solo stations — come together, try different styles and swap stories.

  • Staff who know the machines

    Our team explains, guides and matches the experience to age and prior experience — including on a first visit.

The place and the people

Photos show you the place. The team — mentioned again and again in our Google reviews — you meet when you arrive.

The Space Run VR storefront at night: the lit SPACE RUN VR sign with the infinity logo above the glass front, escalators in front of it

The place

20 Yosef Lishansky Blvd

  • Stochi Complex, Rishon LeZion — a short drive from Tel Aviv, Holon and Ness Ziona.
  • 2.5 hours of free parking in the complex car park.
  • The venue itself is indoor and air-conditioned, so it doesn't matter if it's hot or raining outside.
Opening hours and directions

The team at the venue

  • A player on the plank in the heights simulator, seen from behind

    At the stations

    The operators

    Our team accompanies participants, explains the safety rules, and ensures proper use of the facilities.

  • Two players on the Beat Saber stage, seen from behind

    First time

    No experience needed

    The team explains how to use the equipment and how to enjoy the attractions safely and comfortably.

  • A driver in the racing simulator, seen from behind

    At an event

    Arranged with you in advance

    Birthdays, Bar/Bat Mitzvah events and group events are arranged in advance with the team, subject to availability. To arrange an event or a group, calling is best: 054-500-9779. For a regular visit, too, it is worth reserving a spot ahead with the venue team.

Space Run VR reviews

What visitors write about our team is on Google, in their own words — most of it in Hebrew.

291 Google reviews (as of 6.10.2026)

Read all reviews on Google

Coming to play?

Come during opening hours, get a short briefing from the staff, and spend 90 minutes moving between stations. Birthdays and events are arranged in advance.

For a regular visit, buy a ticket here or on site; we recommend reserving a spot in advance with the venue team.

A rider in the skydiving pod wearing a VR headset