ISS Rescue" Virtual Reality Escape Quest in Bordeaux (33)
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M:I Quest Bordeaux
Bordeaux (33)
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💪🏼 Difficulté : 2/5
🎮 En réalité virtuelle
Activity description :
- 1 hour
- From 4 to 5 people
- From 12 years old
Join your friends for a unique, collaborative escape game aboard the ISS!
The scenario: "ISS Rescue
You've come to rescue the crew of the International Space Station (ISS). In your shuttle, you also bring two new modules to dock with the ISS. A mission that should pose no problems. But in space, everything can change in a matter of moments...
The pro: M:IQuest Bordeaux offers immersive and original scenarios in Bordeaux. With 3 virtual reality scenarios and 2 indoor ones, you're sure to find what you're looking for!
Whether it's for a special occasion, birthday, EVG, EVJF, or just to have a good time, this activity is sure to please everyone!
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We had a great time together as a family, and it was our first experience of VR, but it did not take us long to get the hang of it. We chose another scenario on site as ISS Rescue is no longer available. We discovered the world of Alice in Wonderland. Very entertaining for a first experience. A mix of enigmas and magic. I recommend it.
Sandra
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Location
Address:
36 rue de la Faïencerie, 33000 Bordeaux
How to get there :
- Streetcar B : La cité du Vin
- Bus 7 and 32: La cité du Vin
- 10 min from Cenon by car via Avenue René Cassagne
Know before you go
- Please arrive 10 minutes before your slot.
- Allow one hour on site.
- From age 12.
- Minors (under 16) must be accompanied by an adult.
- Complimentary drinks.
- Laser Quest game at 6 euros after a Virtual Quest game.
- Free Laser Quest for students.
- Not accessible to pregnant women, people with epilepsy (photosensitive), people with heart problems or deficiencies, people with balance problems and people with disabilities.
