Zero Latency, a global leader in VR entertainment, will offer IAAPA Expo 2026 attendees an exclusive preview of Jumanji: The Lost Levels, its new blockbuster experience created with Sony Pictures.
The experience will be previewed at booth #S5681 in Orlando from 17–20 November, ahead of its global launch on 4 December 2026.
Jumanji: The Lost Levels brings the franchise beyond the screen and into immersive entertainment venues. Groups are swept into the game, embody familiar characters such as Dr. Bravestone, and become the heroes Jumanji needs.
It is also Zero Latency VR's first title to feature fully hand-tracked gameplay. Guests use their own hands—without controllers—to reach, grab, and interact with the world around them. The experience expands Zero Latency VR's collection, which is already available at more than 150 facilities worldwide.
Try Jumanji: The Lost Levels on the show floor
Zero Latency VR is bringing its prefabricated, turnkey 100 sqm Quantum Arena to the show floor. At IAAPA Expo, groups of up to six can play together; when the experience launches in venues this December, groups of up to eight can play.
The experience will offer five-minute previews open to all IAAPA Expo attendees, plus a full 30-minute experience with limited sessions reserved for accredited media and facility operators. These can be booked here.
Zero Latency is also currently marking a Halloween double anniversary: three years since launching Outbreak, its free-roam zombie survival shooter, and one year since introducing Haunted, its immersive haunted house experience.
To celebrate, the company reached out to Dr Coltan Scrivner, a research scientist at Arizona State University who studies morbid curiosity, horror, and “recreational fear”, and why people seek out frightening experiences.
Zero Latency has two special Halloween double features this spooky season: Haunted and Undead Arena, a post-apocalyptic zombie shooter game show, or pair Outbreak with Outbreak 2: Mall Mayhem for a full hour of zombie survival.
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