Kids Parties · Northampton
Kids VR parties in Northampton
The birthday they will talk about for weeks. One hour, the whole arena to yourselves and a line-up of VR games picked for their age. We run it, you take the photos.
The whole arena, just for youWhy VR Arena 1
A party they will never forget.
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The whole arena to yourselves
Your party gets every headset for the full hour, so it is just the birthday crew in there.
02
Games picked for their age
Monkey games, burger chaos, cartoon zombies, laser tag and more. Tell us what they love and we will line it up.
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We run it, you relax
Our team gets everyone kitted out and keeps the games flowing. All you need to do is take the photos.
The games
The party games.

Real players
Full commitment. Zero regrets.
VR gets kids moving, laughing and working together. It is the kind of party the whole class talks about on Monday.
What age is a VR party for?
Most of our party games are for ages 6 and up, and a few are 8 and up. Each game card above shows its age, and we can help you pick.
How many kids can come?
Parties start at 6 kids for £180. You can add more kids at £30 each, up to 10.
Why does a kids party cost more than other bookings?
For safeguarding, a kids party has the whole arena to itself. While your party is on, we close the arena to everyone else and take no other bookings, so the children are only ever with their own group and our team. That means your party gets the whole space and all our kit for the hour, which is why it costs more than a regular booking.
When can we have a party?
Friday from 4pm, Saturday from 12pm and Sunday from 2pm, starting on the hour. Want a different time? Send us an enquiry.
Can we choose the games?
Yes. Tap "Book with this game" on the ones they will love, or tell us in your booking notes.
How do we book and pay?
Book online, pay in full and you will get a confirmation email straight away. You can cancel for a full refund up to 48 hours before.
Book the birthday.
Pick a date, choose how many kids and pay online in a couple of minutes.

