Immersive Expeditions Explore, learn, wonder.
VieVR is Austin’s 1st immersive VR expedition center — a guided virtual reality experience recommended for ages 7 and up. No prior VR experience needed; our staff will get you set up.
2,500 BC to present day
Explore the last wonder of the ancient world, the Great Pyramid. Welcome to Egypt!
Running time: 42 min
Production year: 2022
Producer: Excurio
A unique journey to the Egypt of the Pharaohs
Day breaks over the Giza necropolis, the famous Egyptian site that houses the pyramids of Khufu, Khephren and Menkaure.
In this immersive expedition, explore the largest and oldest pyramid on the Giza Plateau: Khufu. With your friends and family, you’ll discover areas previously closed to the public. Then it’s on to magical territory, with an emotional foray into the heart of Egyptian culture.
9 paleo-landscapes and 3.5 billion years of evolution in just 43 minutes
Caught in the meanders of time, will we be able to find our way back to the present?
Running time: 43 min
Production year: 2023
Co – Producers:
- Excurio,
- Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (France)
9 paleo-landscapes and 3.5 billion years of evolution in just 43 minutes
Caught in the meanders of time, will we be able to find our way back to the present?
In this captivating space-time adventure, we follow Charlie and her robot Darwin through extinct ecosystems populated by fascinating species.
Tyrannosaurus and triceratops won’t be your only encounters…
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets range from $23 to $32 depending on age, family size, and day of the week. Check the latest pricing and availability at our booking page on by hitting book now. Group rates and private bookings are available — contact us at 512-351-7312 or info@vievr.com for details.
What age is VieVR appropriate for?
How long does each experience take?
Horizon of Khufu runs approximately 42 minutes. Life Chronicles runs approximately 43 minutes. Want to make a full outing of it? You can spend more time there by visiting Zoocade next door to play in the arcade or try their VR games.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes and No — tickets don’t NEED to be booked in advance but, walk-ins are not guaranteed a spot, especially on weekends. We recommend booking at least a few days ahead during peak times on the Fever Platform by hitting Book Now.
Can I book VieVR for a group, birthday party, or field trip?
Absolutely. VieVR is a great fit for birthday parties, school field trips, corporate outings, team builders and family gatherings. Contact us at 512-351-7312 or info@vievr.com to discuss private group bookings.
What is the relationship between VieVR and Zoocade?
VieVR is a VR theater located inside the Zoocade entertainment complex at 11000 Middle Fiskville Rd in Austin. Zoocade is a separate venue featuring hologram animal encounters, an arcade, and other activities. Your VieVR ticket covers the VR immersive expedition experiences only; Zoocade activities may require a separate admission. VieVR shares a lobby with Zoocade, but you will walk into a separate area upon entering..
Where is VieVR located and is there parking?
VieVR is at 11000 Middle Fiskville Rd, Suite A1, Austin, TX 78753 — off I-35 between Braker and Research Blvd. Free surface parking is available on-site. Austin Pickle Ranch and ATX Beach are in the same center.
Is VieVR accessible for guests with mobility needs?
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Is VieVR a good date night idea in Austin?
Absolutely — VieVR is one of Austin’s most unique date night experiences. Instead of dinner and a movie, you and your partner travel inside ancient Egypt or through 3.5 billion years of Earth’s evolution together. It’s immersive, conversation-starting, and unlike anything else in Austin. Tickets range from $23–$32. Nearby restaurants are Pappadeaux or heading to The Domain
What makes VieVR different from other VR experiences in Austin like Sandbox VR?
VieVR is a VR theater — a guided, story-driven expedition rather than a gaming experience. You’re not competing or shooting; you’re walking through cinematic, museum-quality worlds built in partnership with institutions like the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle in France. It’s closer to a scenic movie that entertains while also being a little bit educational.