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ReviveZone deal offers two virtual reality tickets, interactive golf simulator lesson

ReviveZone deal offers two virtual reality tickets, interactive golf simulator lesson

Photo from ReviveZone. Photo: Contributed, Saga Communications


ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — Now available on Cayuga Marketplace, the ReviveZone in Ithaca is offering a limited time deal for virtual reality experience tickets.

Valued at $90, the tickets are priced at $49 and include the following perks:

  • Improve your swing with an interactive golf simulator lesson
  • Battle zombies or aliens in immersive virtual reality
  • Create unforgettable memories with friends, family, or coworkers
  • Buy one session and get your second session FREE—book today!

Ithaca’s only virtual reality entertainment venue, the immersive games, golf simulators, and game lounge at ReviveZone offer an experience not found anywhere else locally. Restrictions for the deal are as follows:

  • Valid for Two (2) 1-Hour Zero Latency VR Experience Tickets at ReviveZone only
  • No more than 1 Voucher(s) per visit
  • Credit will be issued for unused amount
  • No cash back on unused amount
  • Not valid with other discounts/promotions
  • Promotional value of Voucher(s) will expire 6 months from date of purchase

To get your tickets, head to Cayuga Marketplace before they sell out.

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