by Timeline VR
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A virtual reality arcade where kids can try VR games, motion simulators, racing rigs and VR escape rooms. No experience is needed and walk-ins are welcome.
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Ages 7–17.
Price varies
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201-08 Northern Blvd, 11360, in Bayside, Queens.
Yes. Timeline VR is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Timeline VR: timelinevrnyc.com, or call (718) 819-8148.
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