Chambers VR Escape

Will we be grouped with strangers?

Absolutely not! All of our games are 100% private, so you can fully enjoy the experience with your group and your group only.

Where are you located?

We are located right inside Schofield Bowling Center! We are at the far end of the right side. 

Do you accept walk-ins?

Yes, but only if we have availability. For this reason, we strongly recommend calling or checking our website for availability before coming in ( click here ). To guarantee a slot, book ahead of time!

Are these like video games?

Not quite. All of our escape games are social interactive experiences , meant to be played in-person with your group. They are played in the same virtual and physical space with your teammates. Our players range from keiki to kupuna, so no gaming or technical experience is required to have fun!

What about motion sickness?

Our Virtual Reality technology is fully free-roam – meaning you move in virtual space exactly the way you do in the real world. It feels completely natural and produces ZERO motion sickness! We guarantee it, or your money back.

Can you play with glasses?

While our VR headsets can be adjusted for some glasses, wide or thick-rimmed frames may not be able to fit. Many of our glasses-wearing players have simply been able to take them off and play without issue; however, if you have a very high prescription, this may make for a sub-optimal experience. We recommend wearing contact lenses if you can.

Is this suitable for children?

Although some of the problem-solving puzzles may be difficult, children ages 7 and up can still participate and enjoy the immersive environments and group gameplay! Note that there is a minimum height requirement of 48 inches / 4 feet to play.

What about VERY young children? Can they just watch?

Children ages 6 and under will likely be too young to actively participate in the games besides spectating – which we allow at a reduced rate of $10 per child. (NOTE: This is because the Game Operator will need to be monitoring them while the rest of the group is playing.)