Top New South Wales VR Experiences

The Sydney Opera House is one of Australia’s most famous landmarks—but much of it remains hidden to visitors without tickets to a performance. This guided walking tour offers a closer look inside the UNESCO World Heritage–listed building, with access to spaces typically reserved for showgoers. As you explore, your guide shares entertaining stories about the venue’s design, history, and the productions that bring it to life.

Experience the next generation of Virtual Reality (VR) on this thrilling escape room adventure, just for your group. Working as a team of two or four, follow in the footsteps of 1920s explorers as you discover exactly what happened in the Pyramid of Nebka, experiencing high drama in the safety of VR. Developed by Ubisoft, the team behind Assassin’s Creed, this uses cable-free headsets for an extra-realistic feeling.

Experience the excitement of virtual reality games during your time in Sydney at VR Kingdom. Choose from a selection of “free roam” games, meaning you can walk around while playing, including zombie shooting, laser tag, or VR escape room scenarios. Depending on the game, players can team up or play against each other (PvP) in this exciting experience.

Experience up-to-the-minute virtual reality (VR) technology during this immersive Sydney VR gaming experience, with haptic (touch-based) technology and full-body tracking. Set in 2041, in a world irradiated by nuclear war, you and a group of tired and hungry travelers have to make your way through mutated zombie pursuers to a protected military base.

Grab a group of friends (2-4) for an hour of thrilling historical fun. Imagine you’re in ancient Greece: you’re on a quest to find a lost ship of Argonauts. Use your combined intelligence and problem-solving skills to crack the code and escape from the room you’re locked in. No prior experience is needed as you’ll be briefed on all you need to know.

Learn to surf at Byron Bay on the world famous breaks. You may go to Byron, Lennox, or the Ballina area, depending on the conditions. Groups are small so you’ll receive lots of attention, feedback, and a guarantee that you’ll feel safe in the water. Boards used are soft, so you’ll catch lots of waves and have a great time in the process, which lasts about a half day.