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Hand-tracked free-roam VR from Zero Latency and Sony Pictures. Squads of 2 to 6, ages 8+, 30-minute sessions at Grid City VR in Westminster from December 5.

Zero Latency's first hand-tracked free-roam VR game opens at Grid City VR in Westminster on Friday, December 4. No controllers, just your hands, for squads of 2 to 6. The waitlist is free: the first 100 get release-day tiers, drawn at random on December 3.
Hand-tracked free-roam VR from Zero Latency and Sony Pictures. Squads of 2 to 6, ages 8+, 30-minute sessions at Grid City VR in Westminster from December 5.
Be in the first 100Jumanji: The Lost Levels is a free-roam VR adventure built by Zero Latency with Sony Pictures, and Zero Latency's first fully hand-tracked game. Put on the headset and the arena reads your real hands: reach for a vine, grab a ledge, throw, push, wave your crew through. There's no controller to learn, which is why families and first-timers get into it fast.
Squads of 2 to 6 outrun rhinos, dodge ostriches, climb, swim and stay one step ahead of the tigers for about 30 minutes. The game opens worldwide on Friday, December 4, 2026, and Grid City VR in Westminster, about 15 minutes north of downtown Denver, runs sessions from Saturday, December 5.
Want to play on release day? The first 100 on the free Jumanji VR waitlist get release-day tiers at the December 4 launch party. All the details are on the Jumanji VR page.
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A fun and highly unique experience. We brought our group to a VR escape room and had a blast. Staff is highly professional and the technology is pretty incredible. Fun for a really broad range of ages. We'll be back.

Took my dad here for Father's Day — we had an absolute blast in the VR Escape Room and the Racing Sim. The beer wall is a great touch as well. Appreciate that the staff was so kind, helpful, and understanding! Would definitely come back again!

The staff was incredibly accommodating and offered a free ride on their racing rig! The experience itself is like nothing I’ve seen before, with tons of space and no worries about falling down. 10/10!

If you're in the mood to blast zombies or swarms of tyranids, I highly recommend the experience. The fully immersive VR experience is better than being there because you don't get hurt AND don't get motion sick. We ran the Warhammer 40k sim and the Mall Madness zombie attack. The first was awesome, while the second was chaotic and fun. I also appreciated the friendly staff.

Fabulous team and owner! I have a severe fear of zombies (panic attacks, hyperventilating, etc) and I wanted to face my fears. The team was so helpful and encouraging. I did not last very long but they were so supported during my trial that I planned to come back again! Maybe this time I will last more than three minutes!

The venue was very cool and the staff amazingly attentive. This was my first VR outside of a home setup and the quality was incredible. Would love to return soon!

Had an amazing time at Grid City VR. Check-in was super quick and easy since we filled out the waivers online ahead of time. The best parts were the Zero Latency VR experience and the racing simulators. The simulators are incredibly realistic and will humble you fast, but the staff took the time to help us get comfortable and improve. The Zero Latency experience was even better than I expected — you completely lose track of where you are and feel fully immersed. This is a great place for a group outing with friends, family, or coworkers. There's plenty of parking and lots of places to grab food nearby. Highly recommend!

Amazing experience in the Premium VR. It had full body tracking — "zero latency" — and was quite immersive. It prioritized free roam and dynamic environments over the standard stand-in-place VR, and was quite energizing.
Everything squads ask before booking: prep, age limits and what to bring.
No. It's Zero Latency's first fully hand-tracked experience. The arena tracks your real hands, so you reach, grab, throw and push with nothing in your grip. You wear the wireless VR headset, and that's it.
Up to 6 in a squad, about 30 minutes. It is co-op, so the whole crew works through the levels together.
Built for families and first-timers. Ages 8 and up, with a guardian signing the waiver for anyone under 18.
At Grid City VR in Westminster, CO, about 15 minutes from downtown Denver. It's authorized Zero Latency free-roam VR: wireless headsets, no cables, and your real hands tracked in the game.
$42 per player Monday to Thursday and $49 Friday to Sunday for a 30-minute session, 2 to 6 players. Tickets go on sale soon for regular sessions from December 5. The first 100 on the free waitlist play on release day, December 4, at the launch party.

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