Floor plan · INFINI Indoor VR Entertainment Center
Explore the 300㎡ Floor Plan
Click each zone to see its role, recommended equipment and planned capacity.
Self-drawn zoning planTap a zone to inspect
Zone by zone
Six Experience Zones
Each zone carries a role, a function, the equipment behind it and its planned capacity.

Free-Roam VR Arena
A 6 × 6 m wireless free-roam arena for team-based VR missions. No backpacks, no cables — players move naturally while the system tracks position and action.
Equipment: VR Wireless Walking Arena

VR Motion Experience
Three seated VR experiences — 360° rotation, motorcycle racing and starship co-op — packed into a tight 12 m² corner for high throughput.
Equipment: VR 360 2 Seats - V2 • VR Moto - M2 • VR Starship 2 Seats - U1

Digital Archery Zone
A 9 m long digital archery range with automatic scoring and safe foam-tipped arrows. Ideal for family and teen groups.
Equipment: Archery Machine

Sports & Skill Arcade
Competitive redemption and skill games: racing, hockey, basketball, boxing and rhythm dance machines arranged for clear sightlines.
Equipment: 4DOF Apex Racer • Hockey • Basketball Machine • Big Hammer - BH01 • Boxing Machine - BM03 …

Prize & Ticket Arcade
A high-density prize and ticket zone: claw machines, shooting, classic arcade and instant-win games designed to encourage repeat plays.
Equipment: Claw Machine • Claw Machine 4p • Magic Ball Miracle • Gun Shooting • Glassic Arcade …

Prize Redemption Hub
A 6.5 × 7.5 m prize counter and display wall on the exit path, converting tickets into take-home rewards and extending dwell time.
Equipment: Gift Redemption Counter & Display
Planning logic
How the Layout Is Designed to Work
Five principles guide how the zones are placed — built around customer flow, dwell time and repeat visits.
Place high-impact attractions near the entrance. VR and digital archery create strong visual hooks and give visitors an immediate reason to enter.
Create multiple ways to play. Combine immersive VR, interactive sports and motion experiences to serve different customer preferences.
Use secondary attractions to keep guests playing. Arcade and skill games give visitors more activities between premium experiences.
Position prize-based activities along the customer journey. The prize area becomes a natural part of the visitor experience rather than an isolated zone.
Build a mix that can be replayed and revisited. Competitive and varied attractions create more reasons for customers to come back.
Space Allocation
Space Allocation
How the 300 m² floor plate is divided between attraction area and open circulation.
38% is reserved for circulation and operational access.
Project gallery
Explore Every Zone
Each visual is labelled by the zone it shows — combining SEO content, product education and the plan story.
Space scale tool
How Much Can Fit in Your Space?
This 300㎡ concept is only one example. See how the space allocation changes as your venue size increases or decreases.
This calculator shows an indicative proportional layout based on the 300㎡ reference concept. Your actual design will depend on floor dimensions, entrances, columns, ceiling height, local requirements and equipment selection.
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Zone shares follow the build-ready 300 m² plan. About 38.0% is held for circulation and service so the venue stays comfortable at peak.
Free 3D proposal
Have Your Own Venue? Let's Design It in 3D.
Send us your floor plan, dimensions or even a simple sketch. We will create a customized 3D venue concept and recommend a suitable equipment mix for your space.
Concept design for reference. Equipment, finishes and dimensions are tailored per site.
Before we start
What Do We Need From You?
PDF, CAD, image or a simple sketch.
Length × width, total floor area or approximate dimensions.
FEC, mall, sports bar, VR arcade, entertainment center, etc.
VR, bowling, mini golf, darts, shooting, interactive sports, etc.
What you receive
What You'll Get
A visual concept showing the overall venue arrangement.
Suggested attractions based on your available space.
A breakdown of attraction, circulation and supporting areas.
A matched equipment schedule for quotation and planning.
Who is this for
Who Is This Design Concept For?
A reference layout that maps to many B2B venue types.
Compact VR-focused entertainment venues.
Mixed attractions for families and groups.
Space-efficient entertainment concepts for commercial retail environments.
Combine VR and interactive sports with existing entertainment offerings.
A reference concept for planning a new indoor entertainment business.
From concept to venue
From 3D Concept to Complete Venue
One team takes the plan from first sketch to a running venue.
We draw your layout from your floor plan and business goal.
We recommend attractions matched to your space and audience.
Equipment is built to spec in our own facility.
Shipped to your site as a coordinated shipment.
On-site setup and training so your team can run it.
Typical equipment delivery: 13 weeks
Related products
Featured Equipment in This Concept
The attractions behind this 3D venue concept — each links to its product page.

Multiplayer wireless VR in a tracked play area.
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360° and themed motion seats for racing and flight.
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Automatic-scoring archery with safe foam-tipped arrows.
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Competitive VR racing for groups and leagues.
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Moving-target shooting with real-time leaderboards.
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Immersive flight simulation in a compact footprint.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you design a venue smaller or larger than 300㎡?+
Yes. The 300㎡ concept is a reference layout and can be adapted to different venue sizes.
Can you customize the equipment mix?+
Yes. Equipment selection can be adjusted according to available space, target customers and business model.
Do I need a finished floor plan?+
No. A simple sketch or basic dimensions can be enough to start the initial concept.
Can you provide the equipment list together with the 3D layout?+
Yes. The design can be matched with a recommended equipment schedule and quotation.
Is this a ready-to-build design?+
It is a reference concept. Final dimensions, equipment selection, finishes and technical details are confirmed according to the actual site.
