Oculeap Delivers Two VR Flying Ride Sites in Russia – From Design to Grand Opening & Profitable Operation

First Venue: Gorky Park Outdoor Pavilion, Moscow (Commissioned May 2025, Opened August 2025)
Oculeap’s engineering team began with a full site survey of the park’s existing pavilion structure, adapting the 4‑seat VR Flying Ride layout to withstand seasonal temperature swings while preserving the open‑air feel. We custom‑built a reinforced weather‑resistant enclosure for the Environmental Effects Generator and doubled the Sound System output to cut through park ambient noise. The Advertising Screen was angled toward the main footpath to catch stroller‑pushing parents and teens alike. By early August, the ride passed all local safety inspections; the soft launch saw queues form within two hours. The park operator reported that the 5‑minute session length kept turnover high, and the 22‑game library – paired with fragrance and cool‑mist bursts – turned first‑time riders into repeat customers within the same afternoon. By September, weekend occupancy hit full capacity, and the client recouped their initial installation investment before the autumn leaves fell.

Second Venue: Aviapark Indoor Mall, Moscow (Designed October 2025, Opened January 2026)
For the mall’s high‑traffic atrium, Oculeap shifted to a sleek, space‑efficient configuration. We integrated the Console and Electric Box into a single slim pillar behind the ride, keeping all wiring hidden and easily accessible for mall maintenance crews. The Cool Electronic Door was programmed to sync with the mall’s opening hours, and the Emergency Stop Button was placed at both rider and attendant height for extra safety. During the holiday season, Oculeap’s on‑site team trained local staff on game selection via the touchscreen Console and how to reset the Pico Glasses straps between groups – a small detail that drastically reduced headset wear. The mall’s own digital signage loop promoted the ride non‑stop, and within two weeks, the VR Flying Ride became the atrium’s top‑grossing attraction per square meter. By March 2026, the client expanded their game license to unlock all 22 exclusive titles, and the Environmental Effects Generator’s hot‑air feature became a winter favorite, keeping the ride busy even on the coldest Moscow days. Oculeap’s remote monitoring system now tracks performance live, ensuring the client enjoys passive income with minimal hands‑on effort – exactly the turnkey promise we made from day one.

With two successful venues already generating steady returns, the Russian client’s confidence in Oculeap’s turnkey approach has never been stronger. Discussions are now underway to introduce additional attractions – either Robot Storm or Monster Jeep – into their existing spaces as a natural expansion of their growing indoor entertainment ecosystem. The client sees the value of diversifying their ride portfolio without starting from scratch, and Oculeap’s same comprehensive service model – from layout design and installation to staff training and remote performance tracking – makes scaling effortless. For us, it’s not just another sale; it’s a long-term partnership built on proven results, and we’re ready to roll out the next chapter whenever they are.

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