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Step into a 2,000‑sq‑ft free‑roam arena in Ealing for 60 minutes of multiplayer mini‑games and a Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown. Accessible, social, and ideal for groups — here’s what to expect and how to prepare.
Step into a 2,000‑sq‑ft free‑roam arena in Ealing for 60 minutes of multiplayer mini‑games and a Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown. Accessible, social, and ideal for groups — here’s what to expect and how to prepare.
You step through a glass door and the hum of West London falls away: a 2,000‑square‑foot arena waits under cool LED light, headsets charged and controllers in hand. For the next 60 minutes at Navrtar in Ealing you move from rapid-fire multiplayer mini‑games into a full‑throttle Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown, where every corner and corridor dares you to keep watching your back.
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Operated by Navrtar · Ealing, Greater London
You step through a glass door and the hum of West London falls away: a 2,000‑square‑foot arena waits under cool LED light, headsets charged and controllers in hand. For the next 60 minutes at Navrtar in Ealing you move from rapid-fire multiplayer mini‑games into a full‑throttle Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown, where every corner and corridor dares you to keep watching your back.
Ealing sits on London Clay and has an unexpectedly cinematic past — home to Ealing Studios and a long history of entertainment that now includes high‑tech social gaming. The site blends gaming culture with local leisure: expect a bar area for regrouping, table games, and a crowd that skews social and competitive. The space was designed for groups — friends, families and corporate outings — and the experience mixes cooperative tactics with reflex challenges.
Practically, the session is structured: the first half for warm‑up and minigames; the second half an extended Contagion campaign. Accessibility is strong — wheelchair and stroller access, plus nearby public transport — but the provider advises against participation for people with serious spinal, cardiovascular conditions or pregnancy. Book with a mobile ticket and arrive early to get fitted and briefed.
Tips for planning: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and socks, charge your phone for your ticket, and reserve off‑peak slots if you want a quieter arena. Whether you come to compete or just to feel the rush of coordinated team play, Navrtar offers a concise, social, and highly physical slice of London entertainment.
Each booking is a fixed 60‑minute free‑roam session split between multiplayer mini‑games and the Contagion VR 2150 finale.
Yes — the venue states wheelchair and stroller accessibility for surfaces, seating, and transportation options nearby.
Shared sessions can host up to six; contact the venue to arrange private hires or corporate bookings where available.
Check with the operator for age policies, but the experience targets families and groups; some intense scenarios may have age recommendations.
Navrtar operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through a glass door and the hum of West London falls away: a 2,000‑square‑foot arena waits under cool LED light, headsets charged and controllers in hand. For the next 60 minutes at Navrtar in Ealing you move from rapid-fire multiplayer mini‑games into a full‑throttle Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown, where every corner and corridor dares you to keep watching your back.
You step through a glass door and the hum of West London falls away: a 2,000‑square‑foot arena waits under cool LED light, headsets charged and controllers in hand. For the next 60 minutes at Navrtar in Ealing you move from rapid-fire multiplayer mini‑games into a full‑throttle Contagion VR 2150 zombie showdown, where every corner and corridor dares you to keep watching your back.
Ealing sits on London Clay and has an unexpectedly cinematic past — home to Ealing Studios and a long history of entertainment that now includes high‑tech social gaming. The site blends gaming culture with local leisure: expect a bar area for regrouping, table games, and a crowd that skews social and competitive. The space was designed for groups — friends, families and corporate outings — and the experience mixes cooperative tactics with reflex challenges.
Practically, the session is structured: the first half for warm‑up and minigames; the second half an extended Contagion campaign. Accessibility is strong — wheelchair and stroller access, plus nearby public transport — but the provider advises against participation for people with serious spinal, cardiovascular conditions or pregnancy. Book with a mobile ticket and arrive early to get fitted and briefed.
Tips for planning: travel light, wear closed‑toe shoes and socks, charge your phone for your ticket, and reserve off‑peak slots if you want a quieter arena. Whether you come to compete or just to feel the rush of coordinated team play, Navrtar offers a concise, social, and highly physical slice of London entertainment.
