Guests would also be required to watch out for return fire from various places around the arena. In addition there were objects, such as Aliens, Predators and eggs. To earn points players would shoot those from the opposite team. The main arena was 650 square metres (7,000 sq ft) and could be divided into three sections: Within this room guests were told that the situation past this point was volatile. This was the final room before the main arena. The group would then be moved from the Briefing Room, down the Ice Tunnel to Antarctica where the Aliens and Predators would await. After watching a small preshow, guests were told the rules and how to use their weapons. Half of the group would be infected humans, with the other half being normal, uninfected humans.
The guests were asked to stand by a weapon which determined their teams. Guests were admitted in groups of 30 into one of three Weyland Industries Briefing Rooms. Sudden Impact Entertainment was again employed to develop the new attraction which was later announced to be named Zombie Evilution. On 31 March 2013, AVPX operated for the final time with Dreamworld stating it would be replaced by a new attraction which is "to die for". On 6 March 2013, Dreamworld announced that AVPX would be closing at the end of the month, stating "a new enemy will arise in 2013". This attraction was built by Sudden Impact Entertainment - the same company that built various other walk-through attractions for Dreamworld in the past.
On 10 April 2009, AVPX officially opened to the public.
The ride building remained standing and was remodelled for use in Dreamworld's new attraction. On 2 February 2009, the Vortex closed and was removed from the park.
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