Kids party
at A'DAM VR

There's always a host with the group and plenty to watch; following along on the screens is fine too. No one has to.

Rescheduling is free up to 48 hours ahead. Extra kids? Let us know up to a day before.

Lemonade and a treat are included. More catering (fries, pizza, cake) via a custom proposal.

From age 8. That limit is there for two reasons: the headsets do not sit well below that age and the games are not built for it. Between 8 and 12 the shorter games and the arcade work best, because attention span is what makes the difference there. From around 12 the whole range works, including racing and the escape rooms. If you have a mixed-age group, mention it in your enquiry and we will match the programme to it.

Yes, and there is always a crew member with them. The play area is marked out, and in the headset a boundary appears as soon as you get close to it, so you will not walk into anything. The sessions are short enough to avoid children getting queasy; that rarely happens, and when it does the headset comes off and it passes within a few minutes. Children with epilepsy or serious balance problems are better off not going into VR, so let us know in advance.

For a children's party in the city you are usually between 20 and 45 euro per child, depending on how long it runs and whether food and drinks are included. Our packages are on this page with the price per child, so you can put them side by side. When comparing, watch two things that often sit outside the price: whether supervision is included and whether room hire is added. With us supervision is always included.

From a small group to a whole class. What you want to know is how many children can play at the same time, not how many fit, because that decides whether half of them stand watching. We run larger groups in rounds: one half plays while the other watches, then they swap. With VR, watching is almost as much fun as playing, because the screen shows what is happening inside the headset. Put the number in your enquiry and we will divide it up.

No need. There is always a crew member who explains everything, fits the headsets and watches along while they play, so as a parent you can sit to one side with a coffee. Joining in is of course allowed, and it usually produces the best photos of the day. With younger children it helps if at least one adult stays with the group, not for supervision but for the coats, the bags and the moment somebody needs the toilet.

Yes, you arrange that in consultation when you enquire. There is a bar and kitchen on site, so you do not have to take a group of children outside between playing and eating. One tip: plan the food after the playing rather than in between. Children who have just come out of VR are still fully in the game, and meanwhile the chips go cold. You are welcome to bring your own cake, just let us know so we can keep a spot free for it.