Bordeaux: VR Experience "Life Chronicles"

Wear a VR headset and see ancient ocean depths and dinosaurs

★ 4.5 · 84 ratings45 min

From€29.50Price updates with your selection.

Virtual reality headset, Lost Worlds, dinosaur

Virtual reality headset, tyrannosaurus, dinosaur

Virtual guide, Charlie and Darwin, Eocene geological era

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Duration45 min

LocationBordeaux

AccessibilityWheelchair accessible

The experience

Wear a VR headset and see ancient ocean depths and dinosaurs

Join a virtual reality tour to travel 3.5 billion years into the past. With "Life Chronicles," follow the major stages of Earth's evolution and life.

Wear a VR headset to see ocean depths and tropical forests and meet giant millipedes, marine reptiles, and dinosaurs. Walk alongside a Tyrannosaurus and get ready for both an educational and fun adventure.

What’s included

Entry ticket
VR headset
Lockers

Where to go

ECLIPSO Bordeaux

19 Rue Saint-Sernin

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/Paris

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

People with heart problems or epilepsy are not allowed to participate

It is forbidden to carry your mobile phone or watch during the experience, you can leave them in the lockers at the venue

Before purchase

The tour is fit for children aged above 8

Minors must be accompanied by an adult

Good to know

The visual content of this immersive expedition is not subtitled. However, a person wearing a hearing aid can follow and hear the content of the experience. You will be offered a sound adjustment before the immersion to guarantee an optimal audio experience

People who wear prescription glasses can experience the expedition in virtual reality. The staff will offer you a vision adjustment before the experience begins to ensure your comfort

The equipment (computer on the back and headset on the head) is incompatible with carrying a baby in a baby carrier on the stomach or the back and with a stroller pushed by a visitor