SANDBOX VR
Immersive experiences that feel like the future
Sandbox is a futuristic VR experience for groups of up to 6 where you can see and physically interact with everyone inside, just like the real world. Inspired by Star Trek’s Holodeck, our exclusive worlds let you feel like you’re living inside a game or movie, and are built by EA, Sony, and Ubisoft veterans. See why Justin Timberlake, Kevin Durant, and Will Smith support us. In here, it’s possible.
Your real body transforms into your virtual body
When you enter our worlds, you become the action. Thanks to Hollywood motion capture cameras, 3D precision body trackers, custom hardware, and haptic suits, you get a feeling of transformation you can’t get anywhere else. You might forget you left reality.
You can’t experience this anywhere else
Our original worlds are meant to be experienced together with others. Whether it’s a journey to space or surviving a zombie ambush, there’s something about a thrilling Sandbox experience that transforms your relationships. Event & party bookings available.
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HOW TO FIND US
We’re located in CityCenterDC, near the intersections of H Street NW, 9th Street NW, and New York Avenue NW, in the heart of downtown Washington, DC. We always recommend traveling to us by public transportation. The closest Metro stations are Gallery Place–Chinatown (Red/Yellow/Green lines) and Metro Center (Red/Blue/Orange/Silver lines), both less than a 10-minute walk from our location. If you’re driving, parking in the immediate area can be limited, but CityCenterDC offers an underground public parking garage with convenient access points along 9th and 11th Streets NW. Additional public garages and metered street parking are available throughout the surrounding blocks. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft can drop guests directly along H Street NW or 9th Street NW for quick access to our entrance.
NEW & Now
URBAN LIVING ROOMS
by Tung Nguyen
Presented in Palmer Alley, Urban Living Rooms explores 250 years of American style through seventeen suspended rooms that celebrate the many cultures, traditions, and influences that have shaped life in the United States.
Farmers Market
is BACK
The market offers visitors the opportunity to purchase fresh produce and prepared goods from local small businesses.
