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Venue Planning Case of 300–800 ㎡ Mid-Size VR & Arcade Complex by Infinity NextPlay

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Venue Size Plan · Social Hub

A 300–800 sqm floor
built around the party

This is where a venue becomes a destination. Six themed zones, a dedicated event hall and F&B — enough to host a full birthday or corporate night, not just a walk-in.

300–800sqm floor area
6 zonesplay · party · food
Event hallhighest-margin space
Why operators pick this size

The size where a venue becomes a destination.

Once you have a few hundred square metres, you can build distinct zones instead of one open room — and dedicate real space to parties and events. That's the shift from "a place to play" to "a place to book".

The event hall is where the margin sits: a single booking fills an afternoon or evening that walk-in play alone wouldn't.

  • ✓Six themed zones guests can move between in one visit
  • ✓A dedicated event hall for birthdays and corporate bookings
  • ✓F&B built in, so spend per guest rises on site
  • ✓Weekday and daytime slots fill with bookings, not just weekends
Friends celebrating together in a lively event space
The six zones

What goes where, and why it sells

This is the mix we ship most often at this size. Each zone does a specific job.

Group playing VR together
Anchor

VR Arena

Free-roam multiplayer VR — the social, physical draw that keeps a group on site.

Arcade machines glowing in a games hall
Throughput

Arcade

Redemption and video units with fast turnover. Revenue per square metre stays strong.

Decorated party and event room
Highest margin

Party Hall

Birthday and corporate packages. One booking can fill an afternoon or evening.

Competitive gaming setup with screens
Competition

Esports Corner

A small tournament setup that pulls a regular competitive crowd and fills weeknights.

Casual lounge and refreshment area
Spend

F&B Lounge

Snacks and drinks that lift average spend per guest and extend the visit.

Reception desk with neon lighting
First impression

Reception

Check-in, membership and merch at the entrance — typically the best margin per square metre.

Sample layout

How the six zones fit together

Play wrapped around a central event hall. Staff and parents can see everything from anywhere.

Floor plan · 300–800 m² SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALE
Z-00 · ENTRYReception / Lobby
Z-01VR Arena
Z-02Arcade
Z-03Esports
Z-04 · CENTRALParty Hall & F&B
  • ▪Event hall sits in the middle so it can be watched from every play zone — easy upsell to parents waiting.
  • ▪VR arena and esports corner set back from the door, keeping the entrance open and inviting.
  • ▪F&B placed between play and party, so guests spend without leaving the floor.
  • ▪Exact dimensions are matched to your real shell in the free 3D layout.
In practice

A floor built for groups and bookings

Group celebrating at a party booking
Friends playing together in a games space
Lively event setting with decorations
Bowling and games area with neon light
Neon-lit games hall
The business case

Where the money comes from

One floor plan, more ways it earns.

Walk-in
Ticketed VR, arcade and esports play during peak hours — the everyday base.
Bookings
Party and corporate events fill weekday and daytime slots, plus attached F&B and merch.
Lean crew
Self-service VR and redemption arcade keep staffing light even with six zones.
Friends celebrating in an event space
Lean operation

Six zones, small crew

Self-service VR and redemption arcade mean fewer staff behind counters, so a small floor team can cover a full day across six zones. The event hall is what turns that lean setup into real margin.

We model the investment, running costs and an indicative revenue projection against your actual rent and city in the free 3D layout.

Get the numbers for my space →
From empty room to opening night

How it happens

You don't need to be an architect. You send us your space, we handle the rest.

01

You share your space

Floor plan, photos, budget, city. We tell you what fits before you commit to anything.

02

We build your 3D layout

Six-zone placement, sightlines, power needs, and a line-by-line quote — based on your real shell.

03

We deliver and install

Equipment arrives, gets installed, and your team trains on how to run events day-to-day.

04

We help you launch

Opening support, event packages and content updates that give guests a reason to come back.

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Moving from a small arcade to a 300 sqm venue with a real party hall changed the business. Weekday and daytime bookings now carry a real share of revenue, not just the weekend walk-in crowd.
Venue owner · Family entertainment centre
FAQ

Questions we get asked a lot

How many machines fit in 300–800 sqm?+
Enough for a VR arena, a bank of arcade and redemption units, an esports corner, a dedicated party hall and an F&B lounge — wrapped around a central reception. The free 3D layout gives the exact count for your specific shell.
Is the party hall worth the space?+
In most shells, yes. A single birthday or corporate booking can fill an afternoon or evening that walk-in play alone wouldn't, and the attached F&B lifts spend per guest. It's typically the highest-margin space in the plan.
What sort of team does this need?+
Larger than the smaller shells, but still lean — self-service VR and redemption arcade keep counters unstaffed. The event hall is usually where you'd add a coordinator, since that's where the margin sits.
Can I start with fewer zones?+
Yes. Many operators open with VR, arcade and reception, then add the event hall and esports once footfall is proven. The plan is drawn modular so later zones slot in without reworking the floor.

See your 300–800 sqm layout before spending a cent

Send us your floor plan. We'll return a 3D layout with six zones, an event hall and a tailored investment model — no obligation, no charge.

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