Keeping kids entertained is one thing; captivating teens is quite another. In Brussels, Terminal 1 manages to do both in one place: experiences spectacular enough to get teens off their phones, yet accessible enough for younger children and the whole family—and all indoors, no matter the weather. Here’s how to plan an outing that everyone will enjoy.
For the whole family: the Tutankhamun exhibition
Suitable for all ages, the immersive Tutankhamun exhibition captivates visitors of all ages with its giant projections—a “wow” experience that also has an educational aspect.
Ages 7 and up, in teams: Time Mission
Time Mission offers immersive escape room adventures that the whole family can enjoy together—for ages 7 and up. Puzzles, teamwork, and a time limit: a truly shared experience rather than just entertainment.
For teens looking for thrills
That’s where Terminal 1 makes a difference. The Supercube (for riders 140 cm and taller) turns go-karting into an augmented reality race, and the virtual reality games (for ages 12 or 16 and up, depending on the game) offer the multiplayer free-roam experience they’ve been asking for. The PVP mode in *Raving Rabbids: Color Chaos* is perfect for siblings or a group of teens.
A birthday party for a child or teenager in Brussels
For a memorable birthday, combine an experience with the Food Hub. For groups, our team will take care of the planning— ask for a quote.
Things to Know Before You Come
Each experience lists its minimum age and height requirements on its page. Held indoors at Brussels Expo (Hall 1), with on-site parking—perfect even on a rainy day. Instant confirmation; free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Infos
- Where: Terminal 1, Brussels Expo (Hall 1), Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels — Heysel metro station (Line 6), trams 7 and 51, on-site parking.
- Prices: starting at €9.99 (The Sim Power), €20 for VR and go-karting, and starting at €24.99 for Time Mission.
- Hours: Open Wednesday through Sunday and during school breaks — see the page for daily hours Infos.
- Reservations: online, instant confirmation, free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum age to visit Terminal 1?
The Tutankhamun exhibition is open to all ages; Time Mission is open to families with children ages 7 and up; VR games are open to ages 12 or 16, depending on the game; and go-karting is open to those 140 cm and taller. Each experience page lists its specific requirements.
What to Do with Teens in Brussels?
The Supercube (augmented reality karting) and PVP VR games are designed for teens looking for thrills. *Raving Rabbids: Color Chaos* is perfect for a group.
Is this suitable for a rainy day?
Yes, all the experiences take place indoors at Brussels Expo (Hall 1), with on-site parking.
Can we plan a birthday party for a child or teenager?
Yes: combine an experience with the Food Hub. For groups, request a quote and our team will take care of the arrangements.
How much does a family outing cost?
Starting at €9.99 for The Sim Power and €20 per person for VR or go-karting.
