Kvantario - sci-fi a VR park

I really do not recommend it and I will agree that the lifespan of an ambitious project, however, will not be long, even if it is completed in time. I don't think anyone will repeat the visit, and if they do, the reason will probably be a loss of their wallet. What I expected from the sci-fi VR park was one of the following: 1-education 2-fun or 3-technology without going into detail, neither of the three aspects is emphasized, or really only superficially. Anyway, what I really appreciate is that someone went for their vision and started building such a project, which had to cost a lot of money, time and effort, including at least stomach ulcers. Respect for the implementation team, but holt, things don't always work out. Ales Till

It is really true that for such a bat, everything should be open throughout the opening hours. E.g. The children (and us adults) liked the lasers and the plates very much, but these attractions could only be tried out with a guided tour, which is a great pity. VR skyscraper was the best! We still liked the music scene and VR, where there was a tree, I wasn't there personally, but the staff allowed the four-year-old daughter to try it out on horseback with her dad and she was excited. The guide who guided us through space was nice, he had everyone from the group try out the avatars, but then when we got to the next floor, if it weren't for the family that was just coming out and said what to do next, we might be standing there until today :)) VR with flying ballooning is a great idea but the graphics unfortunately are really worth a fart and not only that. The rope center is great for children, they've had a lot of fun there, but I know Kvantario isn't about that. The buffet was below average, we all ate, but one meal was enough and the drink had to be bought anyway, so I do not understand the exorbitant price for the buffet when there are two sauces to choose from, a few pieces of vegetables and drinks are not included. The overall impression is for enough money, little music.

we visited today, I won one ticket in the competition, so I bought another friend, and we'll have a nice day. unfortunately we were not very interested in the visit. Upon entering, we were surprised that the locker room did not work properly and we had to request it. subsequently, our impression was slightly improved with a welcome drink and smaller snacks. the first tour was interesting, but the two 'attractions' didn't work at all. One of the attractions got stuck in the second group in the middle. I was surprised by some of the poor quality of the screening. The 5th floor is tiny and only VR space projection worked. even though the weather was worse, I was surprised by the closed atrium, when we wanted to sit outside in the air during a break. at the same time, I did not expect a closed 3rd floor, because I did not consider it important to read all the information before the visit (error). Formula simulation not much, unrealistic steering wheel resistance and overall movement. The only thing that was nice was the dinosaur. the first and last visit for me. I was expecting a much better and more significant experience. We didn't even wait for the second part of the "tour" if that was the case, because I didn't really understand the organization. It's like a tour, you go through it yourself and then you have to wait for the rest for more than two hours. Maybe it's good for kids who want to experience VR, but I don't know if at such a price. space and thought had much greater potential than the realization itself. All I have to do is agree with the negative comments on the Quantum.

It's quite a lot of fun, but I had a feeling that there should be more for the price, plus even though it's freshly opened, the technology sometimes fails and the operator doesn't know much about the equipment. I liked the very thematic fourth floor, the fifth and second floors seemed quite boring to me. At Beat Saber, they only had a basic package of about 20 songs, which seems to me to be insufficient. The food at the buffet was good and there was also a good price / performance ratio.

Well, how to say it. We were really looking forward to it and we were terribly disappointed. Really probably the best you can experience here is the game Beat Saber, which has no sound in the whole room, but only headphones. And the one who plays hears the surroundings and those who watch someone play do not hear what music is. Plus, there's only one set to play with. The 4th and 5th floor with a guide could be more interesting if the guide put a little life into it. It was boring dull, something didn't work here and there. For 1600 you can pet a rubber dinosaur in the fog. A really ambitious project that I think is going bankrupt soon. Restaurant instead of only three and a cafe, so it's definitely not for the whole day.