Spanish company Virtual Zone turns immersive virtual reality into a multimillion-euro business and accelerates its international expansion with eyes on Europe, the United States and India.
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After taking its Titanic exhibition to cities such as Melbourne, Los Angeles and Rome, the Alicante company now recreates the first lunar landing in its new production, while launching an ambitious expansion plan.
Alicante-based Virtual Zone plans to expand its immersive virtual reality entertainment centres beyond Spain.
The virtual reality experiences company arrives in the Andalusian capital to offer users total immersion through the most cutting-edge technology available.
A first-person virtual journey through what those astronauts experienced — from their training, to the launch and the operation of the spacecraft in space.
Participants can see the Earth from space, walk on the Moon, experience weightlessness and listen to the original NASA transmissions.
Virtual Zone is preparing to open six centres in the US after five years of sustained growth on its own capital, with estimated revenues of €3.5 million in 2025 — a figure it aims to triple in the coming years.
Virtual Zone opens a new centre in Indautxu where visitors can relive the Apollo 11 mission or fight zombies in first person.