From next week the Fusion Arena<\/a>, the VR City<\/a> and the VR Center in Dietlikon<\/a> finally open again. The federal government's relaxations finally make it possible again after months.<\/p>\n For example, in order to be able to guarantee the distances in the Fusion Arena in Bern and in Zurich at all times, a maximum of 20 guests per visit are allowed.<\/p>\n In Dietlikon they say: \"To protect our customers and staff, we have decided to receive only one group every 60 minutes in order to minimise inter-group contact. The owners announce: \"After months of loneliness without our customers, we can finally reopen on 19.4! Of course, we haven't been entirely idle during this time - new games will be added to the range shortly - be ready first for \"Showdown Desert Storm\" a new breathtaking PVP adventure.\"<\/p>\n The VR City in Z\u00fcruch reopens exactly as it did before it was closed, says the owner: masks are compulsory, disinfection and so on. The maximum group size here is 15 people. A maximum of 50 people are allowed in the entire VR City. Food and drink are served outside on the stairs or on benches, provided the weather is good, with a maximum of 4 people per table. \"At least something. We're really looking forward to working again,\" says Michael.<\/p>\n A video from the Fusion Arena Kreuzlingen shows that playing with a mask is not so bad:<\/p>\nWhat applies where?<\/h3>\n
Playing with a mask - how does it work?<\/h3>\n