Free-Roam VR in Salt Lake City, UT: 3 venues from $6 – Battleonix
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Free-Roam VR in Salt Lake City, UT

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Gamer Planet

Indoor venue
VR
Lounge AreaPrivate EventsOn-Site Referees
69 West 10600 South Sandy, UT 84070 Gamer Planet

Gamer Planet is located in Sandy, UT.

Gamer Planet: Utah’s Premier Esport Center in Sandy, UT

Gamer Planet in Sandy, UT, positions itself as Utah’s leading Esport Center, aiming to provide the ultimate gaming destination for enthusiasts of all levels. They strive to create a vibrant and engaging environment for players to connect, compete, and experience the latest in gaming technology.

For those looking to celebrate a special day, Gamer Planet aims to be the ultimate destination for birthday parties. They provide a space where individuals can have a blast and make unforgettable memories. They offer a unique and exciting alternative to traditional party venues, catering specifically to gamers and tech enthusiasts. They strive to create a fun and memorable experience for all attendees.

+1 (801) 742-50 01
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from $45

All Star Bowling & Entertainment - Tooele

Indoor venue
Laser TagVR
Lounge AreaFood & DrinksBarSoft DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear Rental
1111 N 200 W St, Tooele, UT 84074, United States All Star Bowling & Entertainment - Tooele

All Star Bowling & Entertainment is located on the north side of Tooele, Utah, along 200 West, west of Salt Lake City.

All Star Tooele has bowling lanes with cosmic lighting and VIP lanes, laser tag, Hologate virtual reality, a climbing wall, bumper cars, and an arcade. Laser tag is priced per person, with a lower weekday rate.

The center hosts birthday parties, corporate events, and private events with a dedicated host. A sports bar and a full menu serve food and drinks.

+1 (801) 572 11 22
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from $6

Sandbox VR Murray

Indoor venue
VR
Lounge AreaOn-Site Referees
6191 S State St Space #N033, Murray, UT 84107, United States Sandbox VR Murray

Sandbox VR is located inside Fashion Place Mall in Murray, Utah, on the south side of the building near the Red Rock restaurant.

Sandbox VR has four private holodecks where groups of up to six wear headsets, haptic vests, and motion trackers for full-body free-roam VR. Twelve experiences include Deadwood Origins, Stranger Things: Catalyst, Squid Game Virtuals, and Age of Dinosaurs.

The venue hosts birthday parties, team-building events, and corporate outings, with an Ultimate Play Bundle for up to 18 guests and an Age of Dinosaurs birthday package. A weekday Unlimited Pass is available for regular players.

+13853474046
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from $39
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Common questions

Free-roam VR puts the group inside a shared virtual space and lets them walk through it — no controllers tethered to a console, no standing in one spot. Sessions run short by design, usually thirty minutes to an hour, and the format suits groups that want something indoors and weather-proof. More about VR.

Which VR place is right for us?

There are 3 venues for VR here, and they differ more than the listings suggest: a converted warehouse arena and a forty-acre outdoor field are not the same night out. Three things sort them quickly — the starting price on the card, indoor or outdoor, and what previous players said. The filters above the list narrow it in one click, and the full details (address, phone, what is on site) open with More without leaving the page.

How much does it cost?

Cheapest on the list is All Star Bowling & Entertainment - Tooele at $6 per person. Expect the real total to land higher: paint, extra rounds, upgraded gear and party add-ons are priced separately at most places. The upside is that per-person rates drop sharply with group size, so a party of twelve often pays less each than a party of four.

Does the weather matter?

Everything on this list is indoors , so the forecast does not enter into it. That also means climate control, predictable lighting and sessions that run to schedule — which is why indoor arenas tend to work better for younger players and for parties booked weeks in advance.

Is this good for a kids birthday?

Party setups are at 1 of the venue on this list: Birthday Packages — 1 venue, Party Host — 1, Arcade — 1. If the birthday is the point rather than the game, filter down to those first — the difference between a venue that runs parties and one that merely allows them shows up in the schedule, the room and the staff.

Is there anywhere to eat?

Usually yes: 3 venues have something on site — Lounge Area — 3 venues, Bar — 1, Soft Drinks — 1. Worth knowing before you plan the day, because a group that can eat where it played stays an hour longer and spends that hour celebrating rather than driving. If you want to bring your own cake or catering, check that specifically — policies differ and some venues do not allow it at all.

Is there anything else to do there?

Other attractions are at 1 of them: Bowling — 1 venue, Arcade — 1. Worth filtering for if the plan is an afternoon rather than an hour.

Are there changing rooms?

3 venues here have the basics covered: On-Site Referees — 3 venues, Gear Rental — 1. These are the details nobody thinks about until they are missing — a place to change out of the gear, somewhere to keep bags, a room that is a reasonable temperature in August. The icons on each card show what that venue has, and More opens the full list.

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