Videos capture attention. Tours educate and change perceptions. Combing these two tactics into a 360° virtual reality video creates an experiential learning experience reaping many benefits. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, getting stakeholders to engage and attend tours, workshops and events often proved challenging. However, with a 360° video, you can easily transport your audiences from the comfort of their homes, school or anywhere else via their smartphone, laptop, tablet or virtual reality headset! Stakeholders can look up, down and all around to explore. This presentation will show two examples of virtual reality video tours created by the City of Oceanside and Padre Dam Municipal Water District. We will explain how to plan, costs involved and the benefits and challenges to implementing this kind of video.