Corporate Events

A Team Day for Employees: What to Check Before You Book

Choosing an activity for your team and want something everyone takes part in, not another dinner or talk? A team day at Space Run VR is built around your group's size and style, with 11 stations and staff alongside you throughout. Here are the five questions worth checking before you book — with us or anywhere else.

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Quick Answer

A team day at Space Run VR in Rishon LeZion is tailored to your group's size: 11 stations, rotations between them and staff guiding each person by experience. There's no fixed group price list — the quote is built by group size and date, and it can be arranged outside regular hours, including mornings, subject to availability. Arrange it on 054-500-9779 or on the events page.

Key facts
Company event
Tailored to your group · quote by group size · arranged by phone, 054-500-9779
Visit
A full 90 minutes, moving freely between 11 stations
Hours
Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00 · closed Friday and on Shabbat
Food
All food kosher, Badatz certificate

1. Group size

Company events and team-building days with us are tailored to your group size and style. The venue has 11 stations, and a larger group plays in rotations: some on the shared stations (VR6, the UFO, the 360 machine), some on the single-player ones, then they swap. What to ask any venue: how many play at once? What do the people waiting do? Who keeps the rotations moving? With us, the rotation plan is arranged in advance with the team, by group size.

2. Length and time of day

A regular visit is a full 90 minutes. For a group event, the length and format are set by arrangement. Regular hours are Sunday–Thursday 16:00–22:00; closed Friday and on Shabbat. Groups and events can arrange activities outside the regular hours, including mornings, subject to availability and team confirmation — so the activity can fit into the working day.

3. Colleagues who've never tried VR

It's the most common worry for organisers, and it usually disappears in the first few minutes. The staff explain every station and set a starting point by experience: there are calm stations where you stand in place, and stations for competing. Worth knowing in advance: 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, and nobody has to ride a station that doesn't suit them. Under the Terms some conditions rule the attractions out (for example a pacemaker, dizziness or pregnancy) — worth mentioning in the invitation to staff.

4. What's included, and what to ask

Always included: staff guidance, all the equipment, and moving between the stations. To settle when arranging: the rotation plan, the start time and food. All the food served at the venue is kosher with a Badatz certificate; what can be served to your group — ask when you arrange, or plan a meal before or after the activity. The venue is shared and isn't a private hall. If exclusive time matters to you, ask about it explicitly.

5. How to get a quote

There's no fixed group price list: the quote is built by group size and date. To get an exact figure in one call, have three details ready: • An approximate headcount. • Two possible dates and times. • Whether you want to include food. Teams come to us from all over the centre: Stochi Complex, 20 Yosef Lishansky Blvd, Rishon LeZion, with 2.5 hours of free parking in the complex car park — easy for a team arriving from different places. To arrange: 054-500-9779, or leave your details on the events page. Want your team to see what awaits them? The attractions.

Company event details and pricing are set in a direct conversation with the team, by group size and date.
The venue hall in blue light: room for a whole group
The hall where the group plays