I've done the experience twice now and I think its quite good fun. It works out at £45 per person which may sound like alot, but if you are a gamer who loves the development of the VR scene then I'd say its worth it.
The staff are super friendly and helpful and I can't thank them enough to helping me on both occasions. They in themselves could easily be given a 5 star rating.
The only reason I didn't give a 5 star (although I was so very tempted to do so) was that on both occasions I ran into technical difficulties. So on the first go my headset's speakers weren't working properly. I checked the volume was set to the highest but I could barely hear anything. I was feeling a little shy and didn't put my hand up to ask for help - which is on me not the organisers.
The second time I went just as soon as we stepped into the experience my gun wasn't visible in the game. We had to stop the game right at the beginning and an extremely nice and helpful member of staff stopped the game and took a bit of time to find a gun and headset that he knew would work. (Big shout out to him, because he took so much time to check the next set of equipment I got).
Its a bit of a shame because when I did get a decent headset eventually from that kind member of staff, and finally got to experience the whole game with proper sound (unlike the first time) I was blown away. Like wow, what an absolutely fantastic experience. I guess its just a bit sad I didn't have this experience from the get go on either occasion.
DIVR, if you have the chance to, I'd really recommend running a test on the equipment you have at some point and if possible, remove the sets that are faulty to avoid other people having the same technical difficulties I had as it really robs from what is otherwise an absolutely fantastic experience.
Otherwise, congratulations. I'm rooting for your guys and hope to hear about some new games and even more branches opening.