Octane Raceway opening $800K virtual reality attraction – Phoenix Business Journal

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A virtual reality arcade will open in Octane Raceway this month.

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Octane Raceway will unveil a new virtual reality attraction at its facilities in Scottsdale.

Octane spent $800,000 to open the Velocity VR attraction, powered by Zero Latency, in a 3,500-square-foot open space at the raceway's 65,000-square-foot facility.

A virtual reality arcade will open in Octane Raceway this month.

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The attraction opens Memorial Day. Octane representatives are touting it as the first free-roam multiplayer virtual reality arena to open in the Western United States.

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