What age can children play VR at BATTLEWORLD Al Quoz?

The VR Arena is for ages 8+ with a minimum height of 120 cm, and the VR Stations are 8+.

How much does the holiday camp cost?

The last camp listed ran 10-28 August 2026, Monday to Friday, at 159 AED for a half day, 225 AED for a full day, 699 AED for a half-day week and 999 AED for a full-day week. Half days ran 8AM-1:30PM or 1:30PM-5PM; full days 8AM-5PM. No next camp is listed yet, so ask the provider for dates and current prices.

How much is a VR Arena game?

An open game is 99 AED per person Monday to Thursday and 119 AED Friday to Sunday and holidays, for 45 minutes. Booking the whole arena privately is 990 AED (Mon-Thu) or 1,190 AED (Fri-Sun and holidays).

Can my child wear glasses in the headset?

Yes, as long as the glasses are under 140 mm wide and 48 mm high. The venue suggests contact lenses for comfort.

Do they do children's birthday parties?

Yes. Birthday parties include a private lounge area with VR games; prices are given as a quote after you fill in the form or call. Ask the provider for current packages.

What should my child wear?

Comfortable clothes and closed shoes; sportswear is suggested. Avoid open shoes, heels and reflective clothing.

BATTLEWORLD Al Quoz: VR arena, esports and holiday camps

Camps & After-SchoolHoliday Camps

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Quoz

Ages8+years and up
PriceAED 20a session, lowest price
OpenAskNot published yet
WhereAl QuozBATTLEWORLD Al Quoz (Esports & VR Arena)Open in Maps

BATTLEWORLD is a network of virtual reality parks, and its Al Quoz venue sits on the mezzanine floor of the Rawabeh Building in Industrial Area 1. It has a free-roam VR Arena where teams of 2 to 10 players move around a large space in wireless headsets, VR Stations with a library of 50+ games, an esports club with gaming PCs and a lounge zone. In school holidays BATTLEWORLD has run a day camp across its Dubai venues, including Al Quoz: VR arena games, esports, group challenges, and Minecraft, AI, robotics and LEGO workshops, in half-day or full-day blocks. The last one listed ran 10-28 August 2026, so ask when the next one runs. The rest of the time it works as a walk-in or booked play venue, and it hosts children's birthday parties with a private lounge area. The VR Arena and VR Stations are for ages 8 and up, and the arena also needs players to be at least 120 cm tall. Parents can play too: the venue says both children and adults enjoy the games.

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The activity

Holiday Camps, explained

A VR gaming holiday camp mixes free-roam virtual reality games with hands-on workshops. Children wear wireless headsets and move around a large open arena as a team, so they are up and active rather than sitting at a screen. Around the games there are group challenges, esports, LEGO and board games, and Minecraft, AI and robotics sessions, which work on teamwork, taking turns, following instructions and staying calm under a little friendly pressure. Days are structured with a briefing, snack breaks and a set pick-up time. The arena here is 8+ with a 120 cm minimum height, and the camp page does not list a separate age band.

Who it's for

Children aged 8 and up for the VR Arena (minimum height 120 cm) and the VR Stations. Adults can play alongside children. The holiday camp page does not state an age band, so ask the provider which ages it takes.

What to expect

Arena games last 45 minutes for 2 to 10 players. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to fill in forms and hear the safety briefing; if you are late you still pay for the whole slot. Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes (sportswear is suggested; no open shoes, heels or reflective clothing). Glasses are fine if under 140 mm wide and 48 mm high, though contact lenses are more comfortable. Staff stand by the arena throughout, and a player can raise a hand to get help straight away. Booking ahead is advised as headsets can be fully booked.

Highlights

Free-roam VR Arena for 2-10 players, 45-minute games (battleworld.ae)
School-holiday camp with VR, esports and Minecraft / AI / robotics / LEGO workshops; last listed 10-28 August 2026 (battleworld.ae)
VR Stations with 50+ games, from 20 AED for 15 minutes (battleworld.ae)
Esports club and lounge zone at the Al Quoz venue (battleworld.ae)
Children's birthday parties with a private lounge area; quotes on request (battleworld.ae)
4.9 on Google from 1,585 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

BATTLEWORLD Al Quoz holds 4.9 on Google from 1,585 reviews. Of those, 1,531 are five-star and 36 four-star, with 18 at three stars or below.

The facts

Ages: VR Arena: 8+ (min. height 120 cm)
VR Station: 8+
Holiday camp ages not stated - ask the provider
Prices: VR Arena open game (45 min): 99 AED per person Mon-Thu, 119 AED Fri-Sun/holidays; private arena 990 AED Mon-Thu, 1,190 AED Fri-Sun/holidays. VR Station: 20 AED 15 min, 35 AED 30 min, 65 AED 60 min per person. Holiday camp (August 2026): 159 AED half day, 225 AED full day, 699 AED half-day week, 999 AED full-day week; confirm prices for the next camp.
Schedule: Holiday camp (last listed 10-28 August 2026), Monday-Friday: half day 8AM-1:30PM or 1:30PM-5PM; full day 8AM-5PM. No next camp dates published - ask the provider.
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: M Floor, Rawabeh Building, Al Quoz, Industrial Area 1, Dubai
How to book: battleworld.ae/price_al_quoz · +971 54 787 5777 · +971 56 639 9555 · wa.me/971547875777 · [email protected]

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Book ahead: walk-ins may find all headsets taken (battleworld.ae)
Food and drink only in the lounge zone; event hosts may bring their own (battleworld.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, toilet and car park (Google listing)
Headsets, surfaces and air are cleaned with disinfectant (battleworld.ae)
Gift vouchers sold at the venue or online (battleworld.ae)