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 Inside each bay, customers take turns using an HTC Vive headset and can pick from 15 to 20 experiences. Trinh-Sy updates the list every month to add the newest releases. But some of the options include first-person shooter games, strategy and puzzle games, or immersive experiences that put you on top of a mountain or floating in space. On a screen in each room, friends can sit and watch what the person using the headset is seeing, too.

The lounge charges customers $35 an hour if you reserve the space for yourself. It costs about $20 to $25 per person if you share it with friends.

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