The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach, Florida, is hosting “Space Explorers: The Infinite,” a breathtaking virtual reality (VR) experience developed by Felix & Paul Studios. This exhibit offers visitors an extraordinary journey to the International Space Station (ISS), providing an immersive and educational glimpse into life in space.

An Immersive Free Roam Journey

“Space Explorers: The Infinite” leverages advanced VR technology to transport participants to the ISS. This hour-long experience is divided into four captivating chapters, each offering unique insights into space exploration. Visitors can witness breathtaking views of Earth, partake in the first-ever spacewalk captured in VR, and experience the daily lives of astronauts as they float through the space station. The exhibit uses 360-degree video footage shot in space, allowing visitors to feel as if they are truly there.

Enhancing Cultural Offerings at Kravis Center

The inclusion of this state-of-the-art VR experience at the Kravis Center underscores how free-roam VR attractions have gone from just zombie shooters to offering diverse and cutting-edge cultural events. By integrating technology and art, “Space Explorers: The Infinite” provides a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with space science in an immersive and impactful way.

For more information and to book tickets, visit the Palm Beach Daily News.