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Commercial VR equipment for FECs, arcades & VR venues

VR Entertainment Equipment

NextPlay is a one-stop manufacturer and supplier of commercial VR entertainment equipment — from free-roam VR racing and shooting simulators to 360° motion platforms and full multiplayer VR arenas. Turn any floor plan into a high-throughput immersive attraction.

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VR Equipment Categories

Seven core categories cover every immersive format your guests ask for. Mix and match to build a lineup that fits your space and your audience.

VR Racing Simulators

VR Racing Simulators

Full-motion and static VR racing simulators with force-feedback steering, pedals and curved displays — the highest repeat-play format in any arcade.

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VR Shooting Simulators

VR Shooting Simulators

Free-roam and cockpit VR shooting arenas with tactical PvP and co-op horror modes — the most social, spectator-friendly VR category.

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VR Flight Simulators

VR Flight Simulators

Immersive flight simulators with motion bases and panoramic visuals — dogfights, aerobatics and sightseeing flights for all ages.

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VR Roller Coaster Simulators

VR Roller Coaster Simulators

6DOF motion platforms, VR chairs and pendulum rides that add physical thrill to any virtual experience — the easiest upsell in the venue.

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VR Spaceship Simulator with 360° Rotation

VR Spaceship Simulator with 360° Rotation

360° VR cinematic pods and rotating chairs for passive, all-ages immersive films and brand experiences — low skill floor, high throughput.

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VR Arena

VR Arena

Free-roam VR arenas with body tracking and multiplayer content — the centerpiece of any modern VR venue and the strongest destination draw.

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Multiplayer VR

Multiplayer VR

Headset networks that sync 2–16 players in one shared virtual space — built for parties, team-building and group events.

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Multiplayer VR Motion Theater

Multiplayer VR Motion Theater

Multiplayer motion-theater seats that sync every player into one shared cinematic experience — group rides, space battles and show formats built for high-throughput venues.

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What is commercial VR equipment

Commercial VR Equipment Built for Real Venues

Commercial VR equipment is purpose-built hardware and software for location-based entertainment — not the consumer headset you use at home. It pairs enterprise-grade VR headsets, motion platforms, tracking systems and a content management platform so operators can run dozens of players safely, reliably and profitably, hour after hour. Whether you run a family entertainment center, arcade, shopping-mall attraction or dedicated VR park, the right commercial VR setup lifts revenue per square meter while keeping maintenance simple.

Enterprise-grade
Headsets & tracking
Built for all-day commercial use
2–16
Players per session
Multiplayer, free-roam or pod
1 operator
To run the floor
Central management software
Regular
Content updates
Keeps guests coming back
Start your VR venue

Ready to launch your VR venue?

Get a free, custom 3D layout and equipment plan — tailored to your floor space and budget, with no obligation.

What guests play

VR Experiences Your Guests Will Come Back For

Great equipment is only half the story — the content is what drives repeat visits. NextPlay delivers a curated experience library across every category, with regular updates that keep the lineup fresh.

Tactical PvP Shooter

Team-based free-roam combat — the most social, spectator-friendly format on the floor.

Co-op Zombie Survival

Wave-based horror for groups — high adrenaline, perfect for friends and team-building.

Racing Leagues

Time-attack and multiplayer races that turn a single ride into a loyal weekly habit.

Flight Dogfights

Panoramic aerial combat and scenic flights — all-ages appeal with a thrill factor.

Family Party Games

Casual mini-games for ages 6+ — the entry point that brings families and birthdays in.

Kids' Adventures

Safe, colorful quests for younger players — extends your addressable audience to the whole family.

Built for operators

VR Equipment for FECs & Arcades

Family entertainment centers and arcades need equipment that maximizes foot traffic, survives daily use and pays back fast. Here is how commercial VR delivers on all three.

THE GOAL

Higher revenue per square meter than traditional attractions.

WHAT WE DO

Free-roam design packs 2–16 players into one arena, lifting output per m² vs. bowling or karting.

THE GOAL

All-ages appeal that fills the calendar every day of the week.

WHAT WE DO

Content spans ages 6 to adult — families, teens and corporate groups all find something to play.

THE GOAL

Low staff overhead — one operator runs the floor.

WHAT WE DO

Central management software handles sessions, scoring and hardware status from one console.

THE GOAL

Fresh content that brings guests back, not just once.

WHAT WE DO

Regular title updates and new modes keep the experience current and drive repeat visits.

Most operators see payback within 6–18 months depending on foot traffic and pricing — we will model it for your location in the free 3D layout.

Right-sized to your space

VR Venue Solutions by Floor Area

Tell us your square meters and we will design the layout. Four starting points cover most venues — from a compact corner to a flagship park.

10–50㎡
Compact VR corner

2–4 headsets · VR racing + 360° pods · perfect as an arcade add-on or small FEC anchor.

50–100㎡
Mid-size VR zone

4–8 headsets · free-roam arena + racing · a high-throughput mall attraction.

100–200㎡
Dedicated VR arena

8–12 headsets · full free-roam + motion + flight · the flagship FEC anchor.

200㎡+
VR theme park

12–16+ headsets · multi-category lineup · a true destination venue.

Example VR Theme Parks by Floor Area

Real installations — tap any park for the full spec
Why operators choose us

Why NextPlay

One partner from concept to opening — and beyond.

One-stop supplier

Manufacturing, software and content under one roof — one contract, one accountability.

Turnkey solutions

Design, install, train and support — open faster with less guesswork.

Free-roam technology

Body-tracking arena tech proven in 500+ venues worldwide.

Global support

35+ countries, multilingual support and fast spare-parts logistics.

Custom layouts

3D venue design tailored to your exact floor plan and budget.

Competitive pricing

Factory-direct pricing with volume options for multi-venue operators.

Questions, answered

Frequently Asked Questions

What is commercial VR equipment?

Commercial VR equipment is enterprise-grade hardware and software built for location-based entertainment — durable headsets, motion platforms, tracking systems and a management platform designed to run safely and reliably for many players, all day, every day. It is different from a consumer headset meant for home use.

How much space do I need to start a VR venue?

As little as 10–20㎡ for a compact VR corner, 50–100㎡ for a mid-size VR zone, and 100㎡+ for a full free-roam arena. Tell us your floor area and we will design the layout to fit it.

What is included in the FREE 3D VR layout?

A scaled floor plan, a recommended equipment list, expected player capacity and a rough investment estimate — delivered free, with no obligation. It is the fastest way to see what fits your space and budget.

Do you provide installation and training?

Yes. Every project includes on-site or remote installation guidance, staff training and launch support, plus ongoing operating consulting after you open.

Do you ship worldwide?

Yes. NextPlay equipment is running in 500+ venues across 35+ countries, with multilingual support and regional spare-parts logistics.

Can the content be updated over time?

Absolutely. The experience library receives regular updates with new maps, modes and titles — keeping the lineup fresh and driving repeat visits.

What are the power and network requirements?

Each headset pod needs a standard power outlet and a wired or strong Wi-Fi connection to the local server. We specify exact requirements in your venue plan so you can prepare the site before delivery.

What is the typical ROI / payback period?

Most operators see payback within 6–18 months depending on foot traffic, pricing and the mix of paid experiences. We model a realistic scenario for your location in the free 3D layout.

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Get Your FREE 3D VR Layout

Tell us about your space and goals — we will design a venue plan and equipment quote for free, with no obligation.

Only 20 free-layout slots left this month — first come, first served.

What happens next

1
We reply within 1 business day.
2
We draft a free 3D plan built for your space.
3
With clear package and layout suggestions, no pressure.
4
A partner with you from plan to opening.

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