Reviews for Interstellar Arc

Such a great and beautiful experience! I definitely recommend for the whole family and friends. Staff was very cool and accommodating.

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this is a must experience VR enthusiast, and novice. You do get up from the chair and walk on something space air water, etc. we like it. Service was great. Wait time was short. You’ll probably need an Uber from the Strip

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Went and bought tickets from vegas.com where interstellar Arc at area 15 allows their tickets to be sold. Had trouble loading tickets so we called vegas.com and they had our tickets on their end but interstellar arc would not resolve the issue on their end which forced us to cancel. We had the email confirmation showing we bought tickets and they still wouldn't do anything. Which was unfortunate because the kids where really looking forward to going. I would not recommend going there they where not very helpful or accommodating. Update: We where contacted by Interstellar Arc and was reissued passes to go I was hesitant to go but I am so glad I did it was amazing and the staff was very professional.

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Had a great time at this venue. You're made to wear a VR head set that transports you to the futuristic space station. The VR experience itself was very well thought out and creative.

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Incredible. You have never experienced anything like it.

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10 out of 10 great experience loved it 👍

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Don't miss this 10 out 10 experience

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It was a pretty quick process to get in. It was cool but not my first vr experience. More of a walk through with minimal interaction. Still enjoyable.

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My headset was glitchy. When I made the staff aware they kind of blew me off.

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This was such a well done immersion into a story about a new civilization. The visuals were absolutely incredible and the sound was adjustable, so it was very comfortable. The floor is completely flat, but it directs you to seating to "take off" so I don't know how accessible it is. It is a beautiful story with lots of colors and movement, but I never got disoriented. There's a handrail available all the time. I highly recommend this experience if you love beautiful colors, adventure or science fiction. To keep the experience a mystery I won't post any pictures, but it is worth the time.

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This place is fire! Highly recommend. Make sure you use the bathroom before entering lol.

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This was a really cool experience!! I Had a lot of fun exploring the space station! I will be doing this again with my family! The staff was super helpful as well and very kind. Thank you !

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Absolutely amazing

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Probably one of the coolest things I’ve ever experienced

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Interesting but sort of boring. Cool concept -- very immersing. I felt like I was there, and had some very contextual/emotional feelings about "return" to Earth. But I would have liked it overall to have been more intense.

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Out of this world experience. Great fun for all ages. More than worth the cost

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The experience was very interesting and serves as a quite good tech demo for the VR experience. The downside is the complete lack of a narrative, clear use of AI throughout, and annoying time limit with no warning. At the beginning they encourage you to explore and take your time, and towards the end it just abruptly software locks you after an hour and you can't do anything else. The tech demo is very good, and I'm excited to see where it can go with other stories (Perhaps more fleshed out). The real-world environment (really just rails) adds depth and grounding in the virtual space and is insanely cool to see the before/after. It feels like you have been exploring this ship, not walking in circles in concrete. They truly did a stellar job in demoing what this technology can do. Disappointingly, there is no narrative for the interstellar arc. It's more of a setting - Cryo sleep, wake up, learn about earth, the ship, and the new planet, experience over. There is some OK world building that is somewhat interesting but feels like should be the setting to an actual narrative arc with characters and things that happen as the plot unfolds. As it is, it's a 1-hour long lore dump about the world and nothing more. Much of the script, at least some of the environment, and one of the characters were obviously AI generated. There's nothing wrong with this in theory, but at the price point more attention to detail and more ways to interact with the physical environment (Fans while in motion, seats should move while in transit, cold air during cryo) would have really elevated the experience. I'm excited to see what kind of stories can be told through this medium by people who care a more than to use AI and are interested in telling stories and having a full experience instead of just making a quick buck. The software lock is unbelievably frustrating. They say it's 60 minutes total, so maybe I should have seen it coming, but throughout they encourage you via the NPCs to explore and take your time learning about the ship, the earth, and the new planet. I did take my time and wanted to get as much as possible from the experience, but after 55 minutes I was told my shuttle was departing and ALL environment interactions locked me out and told me to go to my shuttle. This was unbelievably frustrating - a timer throughout would have been much better so I wasn't blind-sided and didn't have to miss anything. Luckily, I did most of the experience, but there were 2 or 3 more things I could have done if I hadn't been taking my time. I understand wanting to move crowds, but there SHOULD be a countdown timer (as you can't exactly look at your watch), or unlock it and let invested customers stay longer and move them to another side or something.

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Walking around in VR was pretty cool.

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I REALLY wanted to love this, but I had a mixed experience. Loved the idea in the new part of Area15. Entrance is easy to find and the decor in the waiting room really got you into the storyline. We came a little later in the evening, so crowds were thin - our total group came out to about 9 people (a group of 4, a group of 3, and my group of 2) who entered together. The headsets were interesting - I can see how some people may get disoriented but I appreciate the handrails (more on that later). The headset did fall a little heavy on my head, so I had to tighten the straps so it wouldn't fall down. That being said, after some time wearing the headset pretty tight, they did get a little uncomfortable. I thought the storyline and the AR was well done, though there are still some bugs (my whole team looked like they were contorting in weird ways). I liked the ability to take photos within the game and retrieve them for free after the experience. I loved the different scenery and the guidance (the spirit guide and the arrows) to help navigate around. Ok, here are my challenges with this experience: there was a handrail that was NOT depicted in the AR headset. Thankfully my partner warned me when he ran into it, but I feel like that is pretty dangerous to not see an obstacle while wearing the headset. Additionally, what REALLY got me bummed was that we were not told that we had a limited amount of time to experience and explore, so we were very disappointed when it just abruptly made us exit to the final scene... we barely only got to explore half. There's badges and orbs they tell you to collect, but they don't mention to do it quickly. For the price paid, it felt like we were not adequately informed to experience Interstellar Arc to its maximum potential. I kind of wish there was some sort of a countdown timer in your visual space. Also, in the experience, your teammates have a certain color and everyone else has a different color suit. I wasn't able to see my partner (he looked like he was in a blue suit, but he had to be close within arm's range for me to see that it was him). The microphones to communicate to each other were not effective - there was a long delay and I could hear him just through the "soundproof" headset. Overall, though a unique experience and a nice addition to Area15, I feel like the experience has a ton of potential but I'm bummed I didn't get to experience the whole thing. I don't know if I would pay the steep price to do it again just to finish the 2nd half, but without exploring everywhere, the storyline seemed a little incomplete.

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