Virtual Reality Powered by Zero Latency
Free-roam VR for up to 8 players at the MGM Grand's Level Up lounge — wireless headsets, a 2,000-sq-ft arena and rotating worlds. $50 for a ~30-minute session, ages 13+.

Is Zero Latency VR at MGM Grand Worth It? Review
Zero Latency runs the Strip's biggest free-roam VR arena inside the Level Up gaming lounge at the MGM Grand. Up to eight players share a 2,000-square-foot arena wearing wireless headsets and backpack PCs — no cables, no rails — and walk, dodge and shoot through one shared game world per session: zombie survival, sci-fi shooters, a puzzle world, or the competitive Sol Raiders, with the exact lineup rotating (pick your title at booking). A session is $50 per person for about 30 minutes of play.
Be clear-eyed about the math and the rules. With the waiver, briefing and gear-up, that 30 minutes of play fills 45 to 60 minutes of clock — and the experience is built for groups; going solo loses the point. It's ages 13-plus, under-18s need an adult along, and after 9:30 PM it's 21-plus. Sessions cap at eight and can sell out, midweek slots can be thin, and free-roam VR does trigger motion sickness in a minority of players. Book a timed slot online rather than gambling on a walk-up.
Insider tipBook the earliest slot of the day — gear is freshly sanitized, staff runs on schedule, and you'll be out before the casino floor between you and the exit gets interesting.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109








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