Zombies, Drones and Dragon Fights: The "Metaverse Vienna" in the Vienna Stadthalle

Whether it's action-packed drone flights, exciting survival missions against zombies, epic dragon battles, or immersive challenges: Until May 31, 2025, the new "Metaverse Vienna" at the Vienna Stadthalle (Studio F) promises ten virtual and augmented reality experiences of the highest class. A special highlight is the drone flights, which are offered for both beginners and experienced pilots. Tickets start at 25 euros and are available here. The new multimedia attraction at the Vienna Stadthalle combines the latest technology with virtual gaming, augmented reality, and real drones. It offers ten exciting survival missions against VR zombies, augmented reality dragon battles, or interactive tasks in a VR escape room.

Drone Courses at the "Metaverse" in the Vienna Stadthalle

Under the guidance of experts, newcomers can practice the basics of drone flying in a safe area and try out their first flight maneuvers. For advanced users, a challenging course is available that tests skill and reaction speed. A realistic flight training simulates various scenarios to prepare visitors for real drone missions. In addition to guided training, participants benefit from the tips and tricks of experienced drone pilots. On an open flying field, they can also practice at their own pace and perfect their skills in free flying. The obstacle course offers tricky flight routes to master, allowing for the refinement of control. Visitors can bring their own drone or use one of the rental models.

Vienna as a Digital Pioneer

"The 'Metaverse Vienna' underscores Vienna's position as an innovation hub and pioneer in the use of digital technologies. It not only offers entertainment but also insights into the future of digital interaction and virtual experience design. In a world where streaming and digital communication have long been part of everyday life, our innovative experience world opens up completely new possibilities for interaction," say the organizers Andreas Suttner and Christoph Rahofer.

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