Not a kids' arcade. A night out — all of this, under one roof:
We built the venue for people who outgrew the birthday-party arcade but don't want to spend a fortune at a theme park. Upscale enough for a first date. Controlled enough to bring the whole crew.
Every attraction comes from an industry-leading vendor — not a house-brand knockoff. That's the whole point: come back for a different flagship experience three or four times a year and it's never the same night twice.
Team-based combat, built for crews — round up your squad and go to war against a rival team. Wireless sensors and haptic feedback turn every match into a real firefight, the paintball rush without the bruises.
BattleTag™ Laser Tag · Battle Company EDGEA two-story indoor track built for adults who want to actually feel the speed — with a slower, separate line for younger racers.
Powered by OTL Karts · ItalyA round with friends, not a practice session — simulated courses from around the world, styled like a lounge, not a driving range. No golf experience required.
Lounge-format bays · full bar serviceUntethered, warehouse-scale multiplayer — move freely, no cables, no console at home that touches this.
Powered by Zero Latency + AnvioThe Varsity Club anchors Ventura today. Kaelix Social House is rising at the LA/Orange County border — built to catch the crowd leaving the theme parks who want one more upscale stop before the night ends.
Ventura, CA — established restaurant and bar, now getting a tactical-gaming overlay for weekday leagues.
LA / Orange County border — the flagship. Karts, tactical arena, VR, and simulators under one roof, with the Varsity Club menu built in.
Karts one night. Tactical arena the next. VR after that. The idea is simple — you shouldn't run out of reasons to come back before the year does.
Race the two-story track, then eat like it.
Bring your crew, find a rival, climb the standings.
Eight-player free-roam, zero cables.
Golf bays, bar service, no tee time needed.