At a Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration at Space Run VR the friends come in together, spread across the 11 stations and swap between them, and the staff stay with the group throughout. There's no flat price list: the quote is built by headcount, day and time, with the team on 054-500-9779 or through the Bar/Bat Mitzvah page.
- Bar/Bat Mitzvah
- Quote by number of participants, day and time · arranged by phone, 054-500-9779
- Visit
- A full 90 minutes, moving freely between 11 stations
- Food
- All food kosher, Badatz certificate
- Ages
- From 7 · ages 7–12 with an adult companion or parent/guardian approval · 13+ on their own
- Where
- Stochi Complex, 20 Yosef Lishansky Blvd, Rishon LeZion
- Parking
- 2.5 hours of free parking in the complex car park
What the celebration looks like
There's no single schedule, because every group is different. Broadly, a Bar/Bat Mitzvah with us combines: • VR in small groups that rotate between the stations — some are ridden by several friends together, like the VR6 and the UFO, others are single-player. • Moments between stations to laugh about what happened and decide who's next. • Staff with the group the whole time, not just a briefing at the start. • Room for the celebrant's preferences: a favourite station gets priority, and nothing is forced.
Worth knowing in advance
• The venue is shared, not a private hall, and the event doesn't include producing a ceremony. • Food: all the food served at the venue is kosher with a Badatz certificate. What's served to your group is settled when you arrange it. • Ages: ages 7–12, including 12-year-olds, need an adult companion or approval from a parent or legal guardian, per the venue's procedure; from 13 they can come on their own. For an arranged event the team tells you in advance what's needed, by the participants' ages. • Moving rides: a ride is not stopped midway; in an emergency the staff stop it at that moment. Whoever is unsure starts at a station that doesn't move. • Timing: an event can also be arranged in the morning, subject to availability and team confirmation; closed Friday and on Shabbat.
The question worth asking the celebrant
Before you settle the guest list, ask: "Which friends do you most want there?" — not who you're supposed to invite, but who's the most fun to be with. When the group is made of close friends the mood changes: nobody feels they have to entertain, and everyone's in.
How to get a quote
The quote is built by headcount, day and time. For a short, precise call, have ready: • An approximate headcount and ages. • Two possible dates and times. • What matters to the celebrant — particular stations, competition, or simply trying everything. Call the team on 054-500-9779, or leave your details in the form on the Bar/Bat Mitzvah page. Want to see the stations first? The attractions. General questions — on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab).
