Mirra Bellevue has been recognized by the Retail Design Institute’s 54th International Design Awards, earning Merit Awards for Community Activation & Engagement and Technology — celebrating innovation in immersive design and social connection.

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Written by Kara Mirra , a tech-immersed entertainment venue, is opening its first U.S. location on Saturday, August 31, at Bellevue’s Lincoln Square South. The venue, located on the third floor of Lincoln Square South across from Cinemark Reserve, offers a party game experience using virtual reality (VR). Along with the gaming experience, Mirra also features shareable food and handcrafted cocktails. There will be a grand opening events on August 31 and September 1 from 11 a.m

Written by Thomas Wilde Virtual reality entertainment startup Mirra plans to open its first location in Bellevue, Wash. in August. Mirra is a “social entertainment venue” that offers an assortment of unique VR games that attendees can play for an hour at a time. It’s moving into a third-floor, 10,700 square-foot space at Lincoln Square South as part of the Bellevue Collection development. “Our venue takes the party game concept to new heights,” Mirra founder Sam Wang said in

Written by Blake Peterson Mirra, a Bellevue-headquartered company described as a “leading provider of upscale, tech-immersed social entertainment experiences,” announced today that it’s opening its first U.S. location in the Bellevue Collection in August.  The 10,708-square-foot location, which will open on the third floor of Lincoln Square across from the Cinemark Reserve and can accommodate up to 482 people, will feature virtual reality and 8K LED screen walls for customer

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Written by Amy Isaacson Introduction Immersive VR entertainment is changing how we experience gaming and social interaction. It’s a leap into alternate realities, where the lines between the digital and physical worlds blend together. Just imagine being able to not only watch but actively participate in incredible adventures. That’s the magic of VR. Social gaming venues have become essential parts of today’s entertainment scene. They offer more than just games; they create

Written by Jeffrey Totey Here’s something to make you feel old: Pong , one of the earliest video games was released in November of 1972 by Atari. The incredibly simple table tennis game was basically nothing more than a few lines of varying length and a bouncing square. But it did make an impact. Atari got attention again just eight years later creating the very first virtual reality game. The vector game Battlezone featured a viewfinder where the player could imagine that th

July 16, 2024 - by The Bellevue Collection Mirra, a new-to-market social entertainment concept, announced it is opening its first U.S. location at The Bellevue Collection this August. The entertainment center utilizes virtual reality (VR) and giant 8K LED screen walls offering customers a one-of-a-kind, immersive party game experience. Located on the third floor of Lincoln Square South, the expansive space measures up to 10,708 square foot -- accommodating up to 482 people