Memorable: VR technology brings you to places that seem so lifelike and real that your body will be fooled and your mind will be amazed.  Walk on top of a skyscraper and try looking down, shoot zombies in the New York subway that seem so real most people scream, or explore beautiful fish underwater.  

Interactive:  You're not just watching, you're actively interacting with it.  Because VR technology tracks your hands and headset, you don't need to be a gamer to be able to play.  To shoot a bow physical place an arrow in the bow and pull back.  To pick up an object, put your hand in it and close your fingers.  You interact naturally and intuitively.

Collaborative:  Even though everyone is in their own station, you see and talk to each other in the games!  Different games have different limits on the number of players that can play together in one game.  Whereas paintball can have 18 people play together, RevolVR3 can have 6, while boxing only 2.  If your team is larger than the limit of a particular game you want to play, don't fret as you can split the team into multiple instances of the same game.  Since you'll be playing many games, the team will have lots of opportunity to play with each other.

Accessible:  VR can be played by anyone, young or old, male or female, short or tall.  It can accommodate wheelchairs.  If you can't stand for too long, a chair can be provided.  If you have eyeglasses, they can be worn as long as they are not particularly big. 
Sometimes there is concern about motion sickness.  In our experience, this is very rare and is most often caused by poor equipment and poor choice of games.  Low frame rates and laggy or inconsistent performance will cause motion sickness.  Choosing games with smooth locomotion (rather than teleportation) will also cause motion sickness.  That is why we only carry top of the line equipment and avoid games that do not support teleportation.

Flexible:    Is your team competitive and wants to challenge each other, or do they want to work together in a common task?  Do they want an intense experience such as shooting zombies, a musical experience that gets you to move to music, or a calm visual experience?   Whatever your preferences, VR offers a wide variety of experiences.  Best of all, you're not locked in - you can change your experience whenever you want, how often you want!