Really fun!! - Super fun! We spent hours here. Lots to do. Robots are great, and loads of other super fun physically games - fun VR too. We had basically no queues for anything - not sure if we got lucky or that's normal? Think it's a bit cheeky to charge you extra for haunted house and robots- and have expensive lockers, considering the price of the ticket. But we had a great time here, I imagine for teenagers its excellent.

A very fun experience for all ages!!!! - There are A LOT of different kinds if interactive and virtual games in this place and some pretty decent food also. There are a lot of virtual reality games and virtual interactive games. If you're not used to the VR games it can be a little disorientating. I really HIGHLY recommend the robot experience. It's life size rockem sockem robots.

Red Tokyo tower game - This was so much fun!!!! Only downfall was there was a lot games closed due to training. However, the ones that were opened were seriously a lot of fun!!!!! Would recommend

A good time - Red Tokyo Tower Sky Stadium is packed with interactive VR, AR, and gaming attractions perfect for groups and tech enthusiasts. From VR mech battles to PS5 race simulators and a high-end PC gaming zone, this place is an exciting playground for the right crowd. Just aim for a less crowded day, and note that certain activities may not be accessible to all body types. (4/5) ### Full Review Red Tokyo Tower Sky Stadium can be an absolute treat for anyone with a penchant for VR, AR, and gaming simulators. The venue boasts a range of immersive attractions that showcase the latest in gaming and tech entertainment, creating an environment that feels part theme park, part tech showcase. While it definitely shines for the hardcore VR and simulation crowd, there’s enough variety here to keep most visitors entertained, especially if you’re exploring with family or friends. One of the highlights for me was the race simulator setup: *Gran Turismo* running on PS5s, complete with Thrustmaster racing wheels and pedals, which delivered an incredibly realistic and engaging experience. For any racing enthusiast, this alone is an essential reason to visit. Beyond the simulators, there’s a VR mech suit experience, where you can jump into a virtual boxing match—a surreal and amusing activity that adds a futuristic twist to friendly competition. For those who enjoy PC gaming, the on-site PC bang offers a top-tier experience, stocked with all the popular games from *Counter-Strike* and *Apex Legends* to your personal Steam or EA library. One word of advice, though: this venue can get packed. I visited on a quieter day, which definitely made a difference—fewer crowds allowed for shorter wait times and a less stressful experience. I imagine that on busier days, the lines and crowded spaces could make it less enjoyable, so plan accordingly if you’re looking to maximize your time here. It's also worth mentioning that some of the attractions have size limitations, so certain activities may not be as accessible for all visitors, especially those with a heavier build. Overall, Red Tokyo Tower Sky Stadium offers a unique, tech-driven experience that’s ideal for groups of friends or family outings. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just looking to try something out of the ordinary, there’s a lot to enjoy here. For the right crowd and with a bit of planning, this attraction makes for an entertaining and memorable outing.

Activity for the older kids - A bit pricey for the full day pass even with a discount. And you had to pay extra for certain rides (eg Robot fight, haunted house). Younger kids (7&9yo) didn’t have as much fun with limited activities and height restrictions, but good for the older kids /young adults. Mostly VR, some cool games/ sports/ racing. The bow & arrow game was also not working but there weren’t much people on a Monday after lunch. An hourly pass would have been better for us. If you are staying close by, they allow multiple entry until closing for the whole day pass.

Fun, but heavily focused on VR games, so definitely better for older kids. - The interactive floor soccer game. Multiple things to choose from. The third fooor is mostly video and VR Motorsport racing. Boys will like this venue much more than girls.

Tbh - It's well, almostly. Although, compared other, still need to some improve tbh. For me poker part is very fun.

Not for tourists - Not for tourists. Although the staff I encountered seemed fine and spoke English well, the other clientele was practically hostile (and very young who appeared to frequent the place). Further, the popular games had very long lines (over an hour) and were understaffed. The games that didn’t have lines were not worth it. If you MUST go, I recommend the one hour pass to start. Tokyo has been great, but this is the one place I would not return.

Terrible experience do not go - Not anywhere near what is advertised, everything has a long cue not worth the thought nevermimd the money, complete waste of time do not go if you have half a brain

Don’t waste your time or money. Didn’t even get to do one VR ride because of waitlists - We got to the Red Tokyo Tower at 1pm. We had 4 hours to play and explore. All the VR rides had waitlists of 5-7 hours. We didn’t get to do a single vr ride. Not worth it. Do something else.