Places like
The Void are already popping up. Even with VR at home a lot of people still want to go out and experience things with friends. Most people have a television at home, and that didn't kill the movie industry. It just made it focus on delivering experiences you simply couldn't get at home. The same is true for concerts - I can buy an album I like for $10, but seeing the band play live is an experience. =)
VR facilities will need to provide things that people can't get at home. Larger venues, better technology, cooperative experiences, specialized hardware. I think we'll start seeing more facilities soon.