Adventure brief
Forgotten Temple
Step into the race to uncover a hidden ancient temple in VR Link Dublin’s thrilling 60-minute virtual adventure. Outsmart rival tomb raiders and claim the treasures first in this unique team experience inside the city.
Located in the heart of Dublin 1, VR Link Dublin offers a pulse-raising, immersive experience called Forgotten Temple. This 60-minute adventure transports participants into a race against time within a virtual ancient temple, teeming with secrets and hidden treasures. Unlike traditional outdoor adventures centered around natural landscapes or geological features, Forgotten Temple blends technology with storytelling, positioning itself as a cutting-edge option in Dublin’s expanding recreation scene.
Set inside VR Link’s venue at Unit 15B, Jervis Street Shopping Centre, the experience throws teams of 2 to 6 players into a contest against rival tomb raiders. The challenge lies in deciphering clues, navigating virtual traps, and recovering relics before opponents arrive. Although this adventure doesn’t engage with the Irish countryside directly, its urban location offers a unique gateway for families, tourists, and locals to indulge their appetite for discovery and adventure amid the city backdrop.
Dublin’s rich history, from Viking settlements to medieval castles, creates the perfect counterpoint to this virtual archaeology. While the Forgotten Temple itself is a fictional construct, the adrenaline-charged setting evokes the thrill of uncovering long-lost artifacts — a nod to Ireland’s archaeological heritage without needing to step into the fields. VR Link Dublin fills a niche in the local outdoor and recreational offering by combining physical movement, strategy, and teamwork in a high-tech environment.
Participants can expect an accessible, engaging experience requiring no specialized skills but demanding quick thinking and collaboration. This makes Forgotten Temple an excellent option for groups seeking an adventurous yet approachable team challenge during a Dublin visit. As virtual reality continues to weave into urban recreation, VR Link Dublin stands out for delivering a fresh, interactive spin on adventure that complements Ireland’s storied outdoor traditions.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Wear Comfortable Clothingessential
Choose clothes that allow freedom of movement to fully engage in the virtual adventure.
- 02Arrive Early for Orientationinfo
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early for a briefing to get familiar with the VR equipment and game rules.
- 03Stay Hydratedinfo
Bring a water bottle for after the session to stay refreshed, especially if playing with multiple rounds.
- 04Listen Closely to Team Membersessential
Communication is key to solving puzzles and winning the race against rival teams.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Comfortable Sneakers
Supportive footwear helps you move freely during the VR experience.
EssentialLight Layers
Indoor temperatures may vary, so dress in layers for comfort.
allEssentialWater Bottle
Stay hydrated before and after your virtual adventure.
Glasses or Contact Lens Case
Bring your eyewear essentials if needed to ensure clear vision with VR gear.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The Chester Beatty Library near Dublin Castle, The tucked-away gardens of Merrion Square Park
Local fauna
Urban foxes, Peregrine falcons nesting on Dublin’s tall buildings
Historic heritage
Dublin’s historic core is layered with Viking and medieval sites, providing a rich backdrop to any urban adventure.
Mindful exploration
VR Link Dublin promotes sustainability by offering a zero-impact virtual experience that reduces the need for resource-heavy excursions.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Jervis Street Shopping Centre entrance, nearby Liffey River quays, historic Temple Bar area
- Subjects
- Urban architecture, cityscape reflections on the Liffey, vibrant street life
- Best times
- Golden hour, mid-morning, late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is any previous VR experience required?
No previous VR experience is necessary; all participants receive a full briefing and guidance.
What is the minimum and maximum group size?
Groups of 2 to 6 players can book this adventure, perfect for families or friends.
Are there any age restrictions?
The experience is suitable for players aged 16 and over.
How physically demanding is the adventure?
While the activity involves standing and moving indoors, it is accessible to most fitness levels.
Can I book for multiple sessions in a day?
Yes, but availability depends on scheduling; contacting VR Link Dublin in advance is recommended.
Is the Forgotten Temple based on a real location?
No, the temple and treasure hunt are fictional, designed to create an immersive and exciting VR experience.