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oasisVRX opened its second New Jersey location at Princeton North Shopping Center, 1225 Route 206 in Princeton, on 5 October 2026. The site runs more than 30 immersive VR and motion experiences. They include multiplayer free-roam VR arenas, motion and racing simulators and personal VR stations.
The company has operated a single venue at Bell Works in Holmdel for over eight years and has served thousands of guests since 2018.
The Holmdel venue runs vrCAVE’s VR escape rooms for up to five players. vrCAVE is a LEXRA member.
Princeton has four bookable attractions and two package types. Personal stations start at $33 a person for a 30, 45 or 60-minute session. The free-roam arena, the flagship attraction, starts at $44 a person and carries 17 games. Seven VR escape-room worlds start at $39 a person. The LocoMotion Zone, motion seats running racing and roller-coaster content, starts at $26.
Birthday packages start at $395 and group and corporate events at $825. Every price matches Holmdel’s.
Princeton’s free-roam arena sessions take two to six players, against two to eight at Holmdel. Concurrent capacity depends on how many arenas the Princeton site runs.
Each Princeton format books through its own ROLLER storefront.
“oasisVRX is about much more than putting on a VR headset,” said Todd Schobel, founder of oasisVRX. “We’ve spent over eight years learning what makes location-based immersive entertainment really work.”
Schobel said the Princeton area lets the company “take what we’ve learned in Holmdel and build an even bigger experience around that idea”.
oasisVRX bills itself as an Active Entertainment company, built around experiences that get guests moving rather than watching a screen.
“We believe there is a significant opportunity in Active Entertainment,” said Andrew Litt, the company’s chief operating officer. “Our goal is to create destinations where families, friends, coworkers, and groups can walk in and have an experience they’ll be talking about afterward.”
The VR Collective covered the same step from one venue to two in September 2026, when Sandbox VR franchisee Bao Phung opened his second Australian site.
For independent operators weighing a second site, oasisVRX priced every Princeton attraction the same as at Holmdel, from $26 in the LocoMotion Zone to $44 in the free-roam arena. For attraction suppliers, the Princeton arena carries 17 games, the same number as Holmdel’s.
What is the oasisVRX VR entertainment destination in Princeton? A second New Jersey venue at Princeton North Shopping Center, 1225 Route 206, which opened on 5 October 2026. It runs more than 30 immersive VR and motion experiences, including free-roam VR arenas, motion and racing simulators and personal VR stations.
When did oasisVRX Princeton open? On 5 October 2026. It is the company’s second location, after Holmdel, and opens Tuesday to Sunday.
How much does oasisVRX Princeton cost? Personal stations start at $33 a person and the free-roam arena at $44. VR escape rooms start at $39 and the LocoMotion Zone at $26. Birthday packages start at $395 and group events at $825.
Where is the first oasisVRX VR entertainment destination? Bell Works in Holmdel, New Jersey, at 101 Crawfords Corner Road. The company has run it for over eight years.
