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Upon reading on ARena Space website, I notice that they mention the ideal cost per customer. It said that in order for the customer to experience their service, the customer should consume $15-25 in estimated. It is around Php750 - Php1250. So if it is true, I think only few people are able to avail it because it is quite costly.

Only few people are ready to spend and pay Php750 - Php1250 just to experience their technology . So I think in my opinion having arena space in the Philippines is still not feasible .

Your right. Only a few people can afford this kind of technology if that's the price you said. As for now, i have to say , only rich people can experience this virtual reality park if released in the philippines. Sorry for the word.

It doesn't matter since they wont reach Philippines anytime soon yet, so chill a bit guys. Who knows they might consider the status of the economy of a country for the price.

They are right though, might be a bit costly here in the Philippines, I think that's one of the reason why they choose the famous cities in the world.

yeah, for people in first world countries it's quite affordable for sure maybe after a couple of months of years when the payback period has reach they might decide to build their parks in south east asia.

Come on guys, Filipinos ain't that poor, I'm pretty sure they have enough money to enjoy this VR parks once in a while.

I agree on that, Filipino people are not that poor to experience and afford Arena Space. Filipinos are known for being a hard working person and definitely if its for their family for sure they make a way to earn extra money to experience this VR parks since this is not gonna happen everyday.

The whole point of this campaign is to raise fund in order to expand in a target country. Philippines is out of the question as of this moment. They won't risk finding a needle in a haystack. It will cost them more because of the Philippine's exploited laws. This project is not feasible because 10-20% of the population in the world can only get this service 750-1250php is a lot from a suffering families from greedy corporations here in the Philippines. They would rather choose going to Luneta Park or Ayala Triangle if this cost more. And another thing is if they are going to build a park, they will choose Luzon, so how about from Visayas and Mindanao? Another thing: The resources needed to establish a park here in the Philippines might not be available, it is another problem and it is costly.

We all want ARena Space to create something like this in the Philippines but let's stop being a spoiled brat begging their mother/father to buy them something but focus on brainstorming what ARena Space lacks and needs improvement on their type of service, from that method, devs might realize something and improve it. In order to efficiently capitalize on the fund you are about to receive, you must first realize, plan, and proceed.

I completely agree with you, the main point should be helping the develovers realiaze what the market will be like in a country like the Philippines, rather than focusing on what will be the cost, we should be helping the developers by dessiminating information to our friends
and to other people on what this project is about. If we really want this project to materialize, we should work together towards that goal.