The Video Games Realm

Legendary arcades. Gaming capitals. Immersive worlds. Massive events. Explore the destinations, experiences, and real places behind the games you love.

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The obvious objective of video games is to entertain people by surprising them with new experiences.
— Shigeru Miyamoto

Where Gaming Meets the Real World

We've explored kingdoms, crossed wastelands, saved galaxies, raced through impossible cities, and spent more hours than we'd probably like to admit completing one more side quest.

But some of the best gaming adventures exist outside the screen.

Fandom Voyages creates personalized trips connecting the games you love with places you can actually explore—from Japan's legendary gaming districts and massive international gaming events to immersive attractions, museums, arcades, and the real destinations that inspired virtual worlds.

Turns out, going outside isn't so bad when there's XP involved.

Choose Your Adventure

Gaming Capitals

Some cities were made for players.

Explore legendary gaming districts, retro arcades, flagship stores, museums, themed cafés, collectibles, esports, and places where gaming culture is part of everyday life.

Featured: Tokyo • Osaka • Kyoto • Seoul • Los Angeles

Night scene of a busy street with colorful neon signs in Japanese, illuminated lanterns, and people walking and dining outside.

Gaming Events

Thousands of players. One very big weekend.

Build a vacation around the conventions, expos, tournaments, announcements, cosplay, communities, and events that bring gamers together from around the world.

Featured: Tokyo • Cologne • Seattle • Boston • Indianapolis

Crowd of people attending a concert or event, facing a stage with bright lights and a large screen displaying instructions to start from another quest hill, with the Nintendo logo and copyright date 1986.

Immersive Gaming Worlds

Sometimes you really can jump into the game.

Theme parks, interactive attractions, museums, cafés, exhibitions, and experiences are making it possible to physically enter worlds that once existed only on a screen.

Featured: Japan • Orlando • Hollywood

Colorful Mario-themed amusement park with structures resembling brick blocks, pipes, and brick walls, and decorations like green trees, mushrooms, and Thwomps from the Super Mario game.

From Pixels to Places

You’ve explored the map. Now visit it.

Discover the cities, landscapes, landmarks, and historic places that inspired some of gaming's most memorable virtual worlds.

Featured: Italy • France • Norway • Japan • American Southwest

Cityscape of Florence, Italy featuring the Florence Cathedral with its large red-tiled dome, along with other historic buildings and towers, set against a backdrop of mountains under a cloudy sky.

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