Zero Latency Montréal is a free-roam virtual reality venue located on Jean-Talon East Street, in the Petite-Italie–Villeray area. No wires or controllers: you wear a headset, grab your virtual weapon, and physically walk around a large arena with friends or family, up to eight players per game.

What is Zero Latency Virtual Reality?

Originating in Melbourne, Australia, Zero Latency has over 75 locations in 27 countries, including Canada, and is recognized as the world leader in free-roam multiplayer virtual reality. In Montréal, the gaming space exceeds 200 square meters (2,200 square feet). With cutting-edge technology and headsets with highly accurate motion tracking, each step is reflected in the game, making the virtual world feel much larger than the actual room. It's an experience you can't replicate at home.

Zero Latency Montréal Virtual Reality Games

  • Outbreak and Outbreak 2 Mall Mayhem: cooperative shooting games against zombies (ages 12 and up for Outbreak);
  • Far Cry: Dive into Insanity: escape from pirates;
  • Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine VR: battle against an alien threat;
  • Singularity: a darkened military space station;
  • Haunted: a haunted house to face as a group;
  • Sol Raiders: multiplayer battle, ages 14 and up;
  • Engineerium: gravity-defying environments, no weapons, ages 9 and up;
  • Undead Arena.

Each game is in English, but the game master can assist you in French or English. No video game experience is required: everyone can play.

Price for a 30-Minute Session

According to Zero Latency's official FAQ, a 30-minute active gaming session starts at $39.99 per player, and a 60-minute session at $64.99. Some games are more expensive on weekends (Outbreak goes up to $49.99 from Friday to Sunday). All details are available on the pricing grid on the site.

Groups, Parties, and Team Building

For more than eight players, sessions are played consecutively. Zero Latency Montréal also hosts children's parties, school outings, and corporate events for up to 60 players. On-site: a lounge with a bar, axe throwing at Dans le 1000 (Axcitement projected games), and a Gaming Lounge with consoles, perfect for extending the outing.

Practical Information

  • Address: 910 Jean-Talon East Street, Montréal (second location in Sainte-Thérèse).
  • Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 2 PM to 10 PM; Saturday from 11 AM to 11 PM; Sunday from 11 AM to 9 PM. Tuesday: private events only.
  • Attire: Comfortable clothing, no high heels or winter boots. No glasses under the headset.
  • Booking: On the official Zero Latency Montréal website, a few days in advance for weekends.

Frequently Asked Questions about Zero Latency Montréal

What is the price of a virtual reality session at Zero Latency?

Starting at $39.99 per player for 30 minutes, according to the official FAQ.

Does virtual reality cause nausea?

According to Zero Latency, less than 0.02% of players leave a game due to dizziness.

Who cannot play?

People who cannot walk unaided, those with epilepsy, or those who are intoxicated. It is not recommended for those with heart conditions or in advanced pregnancy.

Also to Discover

After your visit, take a stroll to the Jean-Talon Market, nearby. Looking for more team challenges? Check out our articles on Prison Island Montréal and Mission Espion at Quartier DIX30, or try Virtual Reality Tremblant.

👉 See the full Zero Latency VR profile on Évasion Québec.