VR is transforming how we experience the world, and Vertigo Attractions & Parties, based in the United States, brings this innovation through mobile VR rooms that combine education and entertainment.

 

Our educational VR experiences help build empathy and awareness by allowing users to understand the world through the perspective of children with autism, while also supporting learning in subjects like history, math, biology, and geography through immersive exploration, including virtual museums and the human body.

 

Our edutainment offerings range from roller coasters, car races, and dinosaur adventures to sports simulations, with customizable experiences set in cities around the world. We also offer content tailored for adult audiences, making our attractions popular for private and celebratory events.

 

Founded in Los Angeles after inspiration from a VR experience in Eastern Europe, Vertigo Attractions & Parties has grown into a leading mobile VR company in the U.S., specializing in immersive experiences for events, businesses, and educational settings. Our mobile VR rooms have set a new standard for interactive entertainment nationwide.

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Beyond entertainment, VR is gaining recognition for its health benefits, including reducing chronic pain as a non-invasive alternative to traditional treatments. Major outlets such as Forbes, NBC News, The New York Times, and The Washington Post have highlighted its impact on pain management.

 

• Forbes wrote an article titled: ”Virtual Reality: The Alternative To Marijuana And Opioids For Pain Management”. In this article, we explain how VR is not an invasive treatment as Marihuana or medicine could be.

 

• On May 28, 2017, NBC News posted a video on how Dr. Kim Bullock, a neuropsychiatrist at Stanford University, uses virtual reality for conditions like severe anxiety showing a great benefit of that treatment: “patients’ chronic pain disappeared”

 

• The New York Times on April 29, 2019, wrote an article on pain management using VR. “Virtual Reality as Therapy for Pain. It’s more than a distraction, researchers say. It’s more like a brain hack that occupies the brain so fully that it has no room to process pain sensations at the same time.”

 

• The Washington Post also wrote an article on June 9, 2018 describing how “Virtual reality is being used by hospitals to help people cope with pain” The same article shows how a nurse is drawing blood from a kid who is using virtual reality preventing him to see the moment when the nurse inserts the needle in his arm.

 

What we do now:

 

• Virtual reality (VR) entertainment for exclusive events and educational purposes.​

 

• First company in America to bring mobile virtual reality entertainment rooms with themed games and rides to exclusive events. These unique VR experiences are the latest in event entertainment! ​

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The Results:

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The results have been exceptional, with enthusiastic responses from both kids and adults at events, including celebrity parties featuring Kevin Hart, Celine Dion, and Christine Chiu from Crazy Rich Asians. The success is evident in our videos and testimonials.

 

What's Next:

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Looking ahead, our goal is to continue entertaining at celebrity parties and exclusive events, bringing educational and creative VR content to audiences of all ages. We aspire to expand our reach beyond Southern California, reaching schools, pain centers, cancer treatment centers, and private events across the entire United States.

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For those interested in learning more about virtual reality or exploring its use in their spaces, companies, or events, we invite you to contact us for a free consultation and idea-sharing session. Click the button below and let's chat!

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