The difference isn't the technology but the way you play. An escape room is one shared task; a VR arena is play in the same virtual environment; a station venue lets you move between different experiences. Choose by what the group wants — solve together, compete or try several styles — and check capacity, ages and arrangements before you book.
- Visit
- A full 90 minutes, moving freely between 11 stations
- Price
- Ticket ₪138 per participant · 5-entry pass ₪550 (₪110 per entry)
- Birthday
- From ₪1,518 for 10 participants · 90 minutes of VR, then 30 minutes for pizza and the cake celebration
- Company event
- Tailored to your group · quote by group size · arranged by phone, 054-500-9779
- 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
Four formats, four ways to spend the time
• Story escape room: you advance through a story with clues and shared tasks. Suits a group that wants to focus on one challenge. Check the group size per room, difficulty and age. • Shared VR arena: participants enter the same virtual environment. Suits a shared mission or competition in one world. Check how many play together and the round length. • Station venue: you pick different games and swap between stations. Suits a group with different tastes. Check the rotation plan and total time. • Combined venue: several kinds of activity, e.g. VR, laser tag and challenge rooms. Check what the ticket includes and what costs extra. For the questions to ask before you choose, see the Rishon LeZion attractions guide.
Want everyone in the same game?
If solving, competing or advancing together matters to you, ask how it actually works: is the whole group in the same game? Does it split into teams? Does the split change during the visit? At Space Run VR a visit is built around moving between 11 stations, with staff guidance. Some stations take several riders together (VR6, the UFO, the 360 machine for two) and some are single-player. The number of stations is not a promise that the whole group plays the same game or at the same time; rotations are arranged by group size.
Choose by the game, not the label
An escape room isn't necessarily scary, and VR isn't necessarily intense. The story, difficulty, motion and play style set the character of the experience. Ask what the participants like: cracking clues, competing, exploring a world or trying a bit of everything. In a mixed group, check ages, accompaniment rules and experience in advance. With us the activity is designed for ages 7 and up; ages 7–12 need an adult companion or parent/guardian approval, and from 13 they can come on their own. A moving ride is not stopped midway (in an emergency the staff stop it at once), so whoever is unsure starts at a station that doesn't move.
For a birthday, compare the time around the game too
An hour of play and a two-hour event are not the same product. Before you book, check how much time goes to the activity, how much to food, what's included and what's extra. If a private room matters to you, ask explicitly. At Space Run VR the birthday package is 90 minutes of VR activity followed by 30 minutes for pizza and the cake celebration, from a minimum of 10 participants, in a shared venue. The snack table is open from the start of the event. Pizza, drinks and snacks are included; cake is not included. All the food served at the venue is kosher with a Badatz certificate, and before a birthday the team asks whether any child has allergies and adapts the food when needed. Full details on the birthday page.
Questions to ask any venue before booking
• How many play at once, and what do the others do? • How much activity time, how much food time, and what's included? • What's the price per additional participant? • What's the minimum age and the accompaniment rule? • Is the area private or shared? For a regular visit with tickets, even as a group of friends, we recommend reserving a spot in advance with our venue team. We're open Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00. Group events, birthdays and company events are arranged in advance, and mornings can be arranged too, subject to availability and team confirmation. To start: the stations, or plan a group event.
