



The Lunar Light: Discovery
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The Lunar Light: Discovery
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A 5-Star Immersive VR Experience in LA
🚀Out-of-This-World Experience🚀
👩🚀Untetherd Virtual Reality👩🚀
🎭Interactive Actors🎭
🤖Real Robots🤖
🧩Escape Room Puzzles🧩
🧑🔬Hands-on Experiments🧑🔬
The year is 2055. You and up to 8 "Mission Specialists" need to help save the moon from a catastrophic impact event on the LunaAqua research base. We need YOU to help solve the mystery of the Lunar Light.





FAQs
All the information you need for your journey to the LunaAqua research base at the South Pole of the moon
What is the age limit?
We welcome participants aged 6 and up, provided they are comfortable with the backpack's dimensions:
Height: 19 inches (1 ft 7 in)
Width: 13.5 inches (1 ft 1.5 in)
Weight: 12 pounds
However, please note that Meta Quest recommends their equipment for ages 10 and older. If parents are comfortable with their younger children (6+) participating, we are happy to accommodate.
Weekend Single Session VIP Buyout - $600
How long is the experience?
Each mission should take around 75 to complete. However, the length is based on how much you interact with the Luna Aqua crew.
Can I go alone?
Going through alone is not reccomended. We strongly encourage bringing a group. The Lunar Light: Discovery was specifically designed with groups in mind to maximize the fun and interaction. The full magic of the experience really comes to life when shared with others. Bring your friends, family, or team along—it’s the best way to enjoy the moon.
How heavy are the backpacks?
12 pounds. Distributed evenly. participants MUST BE ABLE TO CARRY THE BACKPACK
Can children go alone?
Children/teens under the age of 14 must be accompanied by at least one adult chaperone.
Weekend Single Session VIP Buyout - $600
Where is The Lunar Light: Discovery located?
1813 Centinela Ave, Santa Monica 90404
But what about parking?
There's so much parking! And it's FREE!! We know...
Will the VR give me motion sickness?
We have not had one complaint about motion sickness.
While we can’t 100% guarantee it, we've designed our experiences to be very different from other VR experiences you may have tried before. Since there is movement in the VR during our shuttle ride, we have placed a handrail so your brain can adjust.
Can I wear glasses?
Yes! You can fit the VR goggles over your glasses.
Will we run into each other while in VR?
Everyone will be able to see each other’s avatar. Everything in VR will be outfitted in the real world. If there is a wall in VR…it’s also in the real world. Just pay attention to the design and everyone will be safe!
What's your cleaning and sanitization process?
We clean and disinfect all equipment after every use, including the masks on our headsets, headset lenses, haptic vests, and props. Our disinfectants are also qualified for use against COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Sanitizing our equipment and facilities is always a standard procedure as health, safety, and cleanliness is a priority.
When should I arrive?
Mission Specialists are required to arrive AT LEAST 10 minutes before their mission time. We reccomend arriving 10 minutes ahead of scheduled mission time to check in with IGSA (Intergalactic Security Agency) and enjoy our Officers Club.
Where do I buy tickets?
tickets.lunarlight.space
How much are tickets?
VIP Admission - $75
Weekday General Admission - $45
Weekend General Admission - $55
Weekend Student/Veteran/Senior - $50
Groups / Buyout Session (up to 8 people):
Weekday Single Session VIP Buyout - $500
**WE OFTEN RUN SPECIALS ON OUR INSTAGRAM PAGE. FOLLOW US AT @THELUNARLIGHTEXPERIENCE TO STAY UP TO DATE ON TICKET SALES!**
Weekend Single Session VIP Buyout - $600
THE STORY
It’s the year 2055. The lunar community is thriving, thanks in part to the LunaAqua base at the moon’s south pole. Last month, a massive asteroid hit the moon and destroyed everything in its path, including critical machinery and crew. A mysterious blue light now emits from the impact zone, and has created an electrical blackout in the immediate vicinity. We have observed that this radius is growing. It now threatens all life on the moon. Brave Mission Specialists have been called in to investigate the region and help to solve the mystery of The Lunar Light.
Meet the LunaAqua Crew

Aster
Intergalactic Security
Aster is one of the youngest agents in the Intergalactic Security Agency, but his age belies his skill and determination. Though Aster is still learning the ropes of lunar security, his enthusiasm and reverence for General Jackson drive him to be the best agent he can be. He meticulously studies the General’s past missions and strategies, hoping to live up to the high standards set by his idol.
Aster is quick to volunteer for difficult tasks, always eager to prove that he has what it takes to contribute to the safety and success of the LunaAqua mission.
When you arrive, Aster will be there to check you in and answer all of your questions about the moon and the LunaAqua crew.

General Jackson
The Legend
Meet the resident bad boy of New England, turned space outlaw. Once a prominent military figure on Earth, General Jackson became well-known for his daring coup that overthrew the original leadership of the International Moonbase. After assuming command, he established the Intergalactic Security Agency (IGSA), which now oversees lunar immigration and security.
Yes, he's got that cocky swagger and a knack for getting under people's skin, but he's an integral part of the LunaAqua research base's charm.
Love him or loathe him, he makes your time on the moon unforgettable. By the way, did he mention he was a legend?

Stella
Astrophysicist
Renowned for her Nobel-winning research in dark matter and energy, Stella Matthews was brought in to lead LunaAqua only one week before the asteroid hit. Stella’s expertise in theoretical physics made her uniquely qualified to study the mysterious properties of the Moon’s water, which had begun showing extraordinary life-enhancing qualities. Her innovative thinking and quick problem-solving skills were instrumental in devising solutions, such as the rail rover system, to continue exploration and recovery after the asteroid disaster.
But what really gets her gears turning? The arrival of Mission Specialists. Stella's all in, eager to dive into the collected element and get back to work.

Landon
Equipment Specialist
Meet Landon, your go-to Equipment Specialist with a tech wizard's touch. After moving to the LunaAqua research base with his parents, Landon quickly discovered his knack for all things tech. Fast forward five years, and he's the linchpin in mission control, crucial for the success of every LunaAqua mission.
Landon will stay connected with General Jackson via radio throughout your mission. He's got a soft spot for working with GenJack, although he frequently finds himself in the position of having to remind him that the suits they wear are standard issue—not "GenJack Packs".

DG-33 (AKA DEEJ)
Robot
DG-33 is one of the moon exploration DG rover bots that set up habitats for the crew and their equipment before getting to work on their primary job of ice detection. Deej's resilience and dedication have made him a beloved member of the team.
Brought up in the Texas oil fields, Deej kept his accent after switching to H2O discovery. He’s a bit dramatic, but endlessly faithful and strong willed.
Deej took some damage when the asteroid came blaring through base. He gets around on a rail now, and is a somewhat sensitive about it. Don't tell him we told you though.
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Contact Us
Yes, we have service on the moon.
1813 Centinela Ave, Santa Monica 90404Friday: 4:00-9:00 PM
Saturday: 2:00 - 9:00 PM
Sunday: 2:00-8:00 PM(310) 853-2127





























