A family visit to Space Run VR in Rishon LeZion is a full 90 minutes, moving freely between 11 stations, and suits kids from age 7 and up. A ticket is ₪138 per participant, adult or child; a 5-entry pass is ₪550 (₪110 per entry) and can be shared across the family. Open Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00, so it fits an evening out too, and we recommend reserving a spot in advance with the venue team.
- Price
- Ticket ₪138 per participant · 5-entry pass ₪550 (₪110 per entry)
- Before you come
- We recommend reserving a spot with the venue team, on 054-500-9779. A ticket is not tied to a date and does not expire; at busy times there may be a wait
- Hours
- Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00 · closed Friday and on Shabbat
- Ages
- From 7 · ages 7–12 with an adult companion or parent/guardian approval · 13+ on their own
- Parking
- 2.5 hours of free parking in the complex car park
What the 90 minutes look like
You arrive, get your ticket, and within a minute or two there is a briefing of about 30 seconds. From there you get the full 90 minutes: you move between the stations freely, and at each one the staff explain what to do and point you to what suits your age and experience. Some stations are ridden together — in the 360 machine two sit side by side and see the same world, and on the VR6 and the UFO several riders go on the same round. Others are for one player, like the boxing arena, the rhythm game and the motorcycle simulator, where you take turns and cheer from the side.
What suits each age
• Children from 7: the activity is designed for ages 7 and up. Ages 7–12, including 12-year-olds, need an adult companion or approval from a parent or legal guardian, per the venue's procedure. • Teens from 13: can come on their own. • Parents and grandparents: there is no upper age. If you're unsure, start at a station where the seat or platform doesn't move, like the rhythm game. • Under 7: check with the team first. Under the Terms, some conditions rule the attractions out — for example a pacemaker, dizziness or balance problems, and pregnancy. If in doubt, ask before you come.
What it costs a family
A ticket is ₪138 per participant, adult or child, for 90 minutes. For a family of four: ₪552 in single tickets, or ₪550 with a 5-entry pass — with one entry left for next time. Entries on a pass can be split between several participants or used over several visits. A ticket is not tied to a date and does not expire, so you can buy ahead and come on whatever day suits you.
Tips for a first visit
• When to come: open Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00; reserving a spot ahead with the venue team is recommended. At busy times there may be a wait at the stations. • Where to start: a calm station first, then the ones that move. A moving ride is not stopped midway; in an emergency the staff stop it at that moment. So whoever is unsure starts at a station that doesn't move. • What to wear: comfortable clothes you can move in. • Food: all the food served at the venue is kosher with a Badatz certificate. • Afterwards: sit down together and trade stories about who surprised whom — that's the part everyone remembers.
Getting here
We're at the Stochi Complex, 20 Yosef Lishansky Blvd, Rishon LeZion — a short drive from Tel Aviv, Holon and Ness Ziona. The complex car park gives 2.5 hours of free parking, more than a 90-minute visit needs. Want to see the stations first? All the attractions and the games. Planning a party rather than a visit? A VR birthday is a separate format, with pizza and a snack table, arranged in advance.
