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What the tags mean

Venues and titles are tagged by how you experience them and by content. Use the filters above the map, or tap a tag on a card, to find others with the same tag.

Style

Walk into a story
Walk on your own feet through another time or place where a story unfolds. Often you share the same world with the people you came with.
Walk-around
Move around as you battle or explore. We tell these apart by whether walking is at the heart of the experience, not by the size of the room.
Booth
Play inside a booth or small room, moving on the spot and turning around.
Seated
Stay in your seat and look around the world that surrounds you.
Ride
A ride on a motion seat or vehicle that moves and tilts with what you see.

Content

Game
Titles where you complete missions or compete to win.
Story
Titles where you experience a story or a filmed world.
Art & exhibition
Titles where you step inside artworks or exhibitions.
Horror
Titles with scary effects. If you do not like horror, use this tag as a guide.
Thrill
Titles with strong thrills such as drops and heights. If you do not like them, use this tag as a guide.
Film festival
Works shown in the immersive sections of film festivals, and film festival events.
Music & live
Titles that let you experience a live show or concert in VR.
MR & AR
Experiences that overlay images on the real space around you through a headset or AR glasses. AR on smartphone or tablet screens is not listed.

Before you go

Most venues brief first-timers before the experience.

Many venues that use VR headsets have age limits, and children may not be able to take part. Please check the official site before you go.

This is a selection of venues and events we could verify. It is not a complete list. Listing criteria