Immersive virtual reality expeditions in Dublin
45 minutes
Free exploration
Ages 8 and up
Our immersive experience in Dublin
Dive into our cultural VR experiences in Dublin: immersive adventures that transport you through great eras, inaccessible territories and lost worlds.
- Ages 8 and up
- 30 minutes
What our London visitors think
This was an amazing experience, really well organized and just the right length. Welcoming staff, useful facilities (lockers, toilets etc.), good timing. The experience itself was well put together, kept you engaged at all times.
Everest is an absolutely stunning and magical experience! Can't recommend enough!
The Everest experience was incredible. The visuals were stunning, the storytelling well-scripted, in places the climb made my heart race and I found witnessing the reaching of the summit quite moving. Highly recommend it.
A Masterclass in Immersive Storytelling: Climbing the Roof of the World. If you have ever wanted to experience the raw majesty and perilous beauty of the world's tallest peak without risking frostbite, Everest: The First Ascent at Eclipso is an absolute must-visit. This stunning 50-minute virtual reality journey drops you directly into the historic 1953 expedition, allowing you to walk side-by-side with legendary pioneers Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
Did the Everest experience, truly immersive and well paced story. Definitely recommend!
This was a most enjoyable experience - it really was 'immersive' in the truest sense of the word. We were booked into Titanic 'Echos from the past' and it was easy to believe we were actually on the seabed! It was so well produced. Added to this we had the use of brand new upgraded headsets which improved the whole activity compared to previous VR experiences. I must say both staff members we met were well briefed and were keen to give us the best experience they could. 5*
Absolutely loved it, amazing interaction and felt so real. Really do recommend. Great way to spend a Saturday if you fancy something a little different.
It was really cool. Being outside the space station was amazing. Some of the objects floated away when you tried to touch them. The space walk was incredible - seeing the astronauts working outside was very real.
The Everest experience at Eclipso Adventures is the most outstanding must see attraction. It is totally immersive and interactive and you feel that you've actually been to the Himalayas. You start in Katmandhu which is magical and then you move towards Everest. It's so exciting and you are completely drawn in. The staff are super friendly and they share your excitement. The best thing we've done in a very long time!
My first ever immersive experience using headsets, which I was worried about initially on several fronts, but the staff put my mind at rest. It was so realistic and I had an amazing experience. It was fantastic and would recommend.
Went to see the Titanic experience.First time seeing an immersive experience and highly recommended.Several other experiences on offer.Staff friendly and very helpful 😊
I was part of the first group to experience the 'Everest - First Acent' immersive experience. It was fantastic!!! I arrived as a solo participant not really knowing what to expect. You book a slot and that group of people then enter into a room for a small introduction on how the head set works. You then go into the main room with your head set on and thats where you are transported into another world. The graphics are fantastic. You start off on the train to Kathmandu, then Durbar Square where you get your briefing and meet Edmund and Tenzing, then receive a blessing in a temple with monks chanting. Following this you begin your ascent through the rhododendrons then over the ice fall and upto the summit where you can look around and see the highest mountains in the world. It is well worth the price of the ticket 'i would have paid more for the experience' and will be something I will speak of for sometime yet.
Eclipso at Zero Latency Dublin
Eclipso is now available at Zero Latency in Sandyford, Dublin. Specializing in free-roaming virtual reality, Zero Latency offers a space entirely dedicated to immersive experiences. This partnership allows visitors to discover Eclipso experiences in a VR-ready environment, enjoying immersive, group adventures with complete freedom of movement.
Visit Eclipso at Zero Latency Dublin
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Address:
Zero Latency Sandyford
21 Maple Avenue, Sandyford,
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Public transport and parking
Parking available on site
Luas (green line): get off at Stillorgan, about an 8–10 min walk.
Buses: Route 11 serves Maple Avenue, which is right next door. Routes 47, 116, 114, and S8 serve the nearby Luas de Stillorgan and Sandyford stops. - telephone + 35312934785
Eclipso Dublin timetable
From Wednesday to Friday: 11 p.m. to 20 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday : 10 p.m. to 20 p.m.
From Wednesday to Friday: 11 p.m. to 20 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday : 10 p.m. to 20 p.m.
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Your questions about our experiences
Where is Zero Latency Sandyford located?
Eclipso is located within the Zero Latency complex in Sandyford, south Dublin, approximately 9 km from the city centre. The exact address is: 21 Maple Avenue, Stillorgan Business Park, Sandyford, Dublin, A94 N6V9. Upon arrival, please go to the Zero Latency reception desk: our team will welcome you and direct you to the Eclipso area. Your Eclipso ticket is all you need; no additional booking is required.
How to get here by public transport?
By Luas (tram), take the Green Line to Stillorgan stop, then it's about an 8-minute walk to Maple Avenue. From the city centre, the journey takes around 30 minutes. Sandyford stop is 450 metres further south and is an alternative if your tram service terminates there. By bus, Maple Avenue stop is 150 metres away and Bracken Road stop is 340 metres away. Dublin Bus routes 11, 44, 47, 116 and 118 serve the Sandyford area. From Dublin Airport, the Aircoach offers direct service to Sandyford.
