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Virtual Reality Experiences
Experience the Great War like you never have before in 3D virtual reality
Friday, Saturday, Sunday | 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Main Gallery
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$5 per person
$3 for Museum Members
Must be 14 years of age
Available Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Line closes at 4 p.m.
Experience the war to end all wars unlike ever before. Presented by “Hardcore History” legendary podcaster Dan Carlin, War Remains transports viewers to the Western Front of the First World War. Through stunning visual effects and powerfully designed sound, audiences will experience the annihilation of innocence caused by the First World War and bear witness to the emergence of modern warfare.
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$3 per person
$2 for Museum Members
Must be 10 years of age
Available Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Line closes at 4 p.m.
Our Worlds tells the incredible story of America’s original Code Talkers. Stationed in France in 1918, soldiers from the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma communicated tactical messages in their native language across battlefield phone lines, helping to turn the tides of the war. The piece immerses viewers in the presence of Choctaw soldiers fighting in France, presented in XR360º.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Note: Both of these VR Experiences are stationary and guests will be inside individual quiet booths with options to sit or stand.
In the Main Gallery on the west side. You will need to have purchased General Admission or one of the Combo Tickets including General Admission.
VR Experiences are purchased separately and are not included in either General Admission or Combo Tickets.
Note: The lines for both Experiences close at 4 p.m. (In other words, you must purchase your ticket and join the line before 4 p.m.)
On the west side of the Main Gallery, in the area where the VR Experiences are located.
Each VR Experience is purchased separately.
War Remains: participants must be 14 years of age or older.
Choctaw Code Talkers 1918: participants must be 10 years of age or older.
Like other virtual reality experiences, ours may not be suitable for those who are pregnant or have health issues, including vertigo, photosensitive epilepsy and mental health conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder or anxiety. If you have any health conditions, we suggest you consult your doctor before using VR.
Yes, the VR headsets do accommodate glasses and hearing aids.
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