Virtual Zone

Virtual Zone is a Spanish virtual reality entertainment brand that operates immersive VR experience centres. According to its official website, the company runs 25 centres nationally and internationally, has welcomed more than 1.2 million visitors, and holds a 4.9 rating from over 10,000 Google reviews. It was nominated for VR Awards in 2023, 2024 and 2025. The brand positions itself as "much more than virtual reality" (mucho más que realidad virtual), offering free-roam VR experiences in rooms of more than 200 m² — described as among the largest in Europe — with sessions lasting about one hour, roughly double the duration of other centres. Its offering is divided into two main categories: cultural experiences, which let visitors relive historical moments immersively, and gaming experiences, which provide adrenaline, action and fun with the visitor as the protagonist. Example experiences include a D-Day mission recreating the Normandy landings. Virtual Zone targets group outings for friends, families, stag/hen parties, birthdays and corporate events, presenting itself as a plan suitable for all ages. The brand's digital presence is built around its Spanish-language site at virtualzone.es and the domain virtualzonevr.com, with a modern web stack using Inter Tight and JetBrains Mono typefaces and asynchronous font loading for fast first paint. Ownership, founding year and headquarters details are not established by the available evidence and are left unspecified.

Virtual Zone is a Spanish virtual reality entertainment brand that has developed a network of immersive VR experience centres. Public information about its corporate history is limited; the available evidence comes primarily from its official website and a Wikidata entry. According to its official website, Virtual Zone operates 25 centres nationally and internationally and has received more than 1.2 million visitors. The brand reports a 4.9 rating based on over 10,000 Google reviews and states that it was nominated for VR Awards in 2023, 2024 and 2025. These figures indicate a business that has scaled to a multi-centre operation with a significant visitor base and industry recognition. The brand's venues feature free-roam rooms of more than 200 m², which it describes as among the largest in Europe, and sessions lasting about one hour — roughly double the duration offered by other centres. Its experience catalogue is organised into cultural and gaming categories. Cultural experiences allow visitors to relive historical moments immersively, such as a D-Day mission recreating the Normandy landings, while gaming experiences focus on action and adrenaline with the participant as the protagonist. Virtual Zone markets itself for group occasions including friends, families, stag and hen parties, birthdays and corporate events, positioning its offering as suitable for all ages. Its digital presence centres on the Spanish-language site virtualzone.es and the domain virtualzonevr.com. Details such as the founding year, founders, headquarters location and ownership structure are not established by the available evidence.

• 2025

  Nominated for VR Awards 2025.

• 2024

  Nominated for VR Awards 2024.

• 2023

  Nominated for VR Awards 2023.

Mucho más que realidad virtual — large free-roam VR venues with hour-long immersive cultural and gaming experiences for groups.

• Cultural immersive VR experiences

  Immersive experiences that let visitors relive historical moments in first person.

• Gaming VR experiences

  Action and adrenaline VR experiences where the visitor is the protagonist.

• D-Day

  An action mission recreating the Normandy landings.

1. 1Virtual Zone · Experiencias Inmersivas de Realidad Virtualvirtualzonevr.com
2. 2Virtual Zonewikidata.org