1 / 2Sandbox VR
📍 Cerritos, CA
Immersive full-body virtual reality venue in Cerritos where groups battle zombies, explore dinosaur worlds, and tackle Stranger Things adventures. Sessions involve real physical movement and teamwork.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with teens and older children - the physical intensity, zombie themes, and full-body tracking suit the 10-and-up crowd. First-timers are fully supported by knowledgeable game hosts. Groups who enjoy active gaming, teamwork challenges, or escape-room-style experiences get the most out of each session.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Sylvia Lee
9 months ago
“Spencer was our game host and he was awesome and funny. He took care of us and explained everything to us perfectly (we were first timers) and most importantly he had banter and made jokes. You do get sweaty and move around in the game, so stretch beforehand and wear light clothing. Definitely cool experience and coming back to play stranger things. We played Phobia which had zombies. There’s minor glitches but still went smoothly.”
T C (TLC)
10 months ago
“My first time ever playing virtual reality. I had such a blast . Very good visuals and realistic. I was trying not to be killed by hundreds of zombies Our host was superb. Hector gave us tips on what we needed to do and made our experience outstanding. Thank you Hector!!! We will be back. I highly recommend this type of fun for people of all ages young and old.”
Selena Robinson
10 months ago
“We had a blast! We did the Deadwood Phobia experience. The virtual reality was very cool and real. It was a good 30 minutes workout. The staff were courtesy and professional. We would come back again for sure.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Sandbox VR Cerritos offers group virtual reality experiences including Deadwood Phobia zombie survival, dinosaur safaris, and Stranger Things adventures. Each 30-minute session uses full-body tracking suits and motion controllers, requiring genuine physical movement - reviewers compare it to a real workout. Staff like Spencer and Hector are repeatedly praised for explaining the tech clearly, keeping energy high, and making first-timers feel confident.
