Laser Quest-Houston

My son and a couple of his friends have played here twice. They’ve had a great experience both times.
I’ve contacted Laser Quest via email a few times with questions and their customer service was very good.

Laser Quest is a great place to go for people of all ages. The price is reasonable and offers a great family activity for the weekend.
I’ve come to this location for most of my life. Yes, even as an adult. The place really hasn’t changed since the first time I visited. They keep it clean and the actual laser tag arena is updated periodically and doesn’t show signs of wear.
I had a couple of birthday parties here as a kid and the rooms they offer are great. The deals on birthdays are also good.
Overall, this place is and has always been great.

Best laser tag in houston! They actually allow you to create a name and don’t have those sensors on the lasers

Cool spot to have a Lil fun being a Big kid. Strap on your backpacks and begin through the obstacle course shooting collecting points.

I did my sons 11^th bday party here. The party was from 4 to 6. They did not finish cleaning the room until 4:20 and by that time most have arrived for the party… Then thats when the first game started. Never got the buy one get on free passes to give to guests after party. No one ever came and asked if I needed anything. Never got the lockers they said we would get… Ac was broken … Everyone was sweating and complaining. — after I emailed in a survey telling them my experience the manager called me and apologized about the Ac said they had a repair man come fix it and sent me 6 free passes to go play again… Thanks?

My family tried the key quest activity. We could not open the second lock. We figured out the clue immediately but it did not open the case. When the game ended we were incredibly frustrated. The employee confirmed we solved the clue but the lock itself had a strange hitch that was not part of the instructions. She told us others before us had the same problem. I can’t understand why something like that would not be fixed. It was a waste of time and money.

Fun place to play laser tag. The arena is quite big, with two floors. I came on a Friday night for the 9:00 PM Ironman game, which is a double-​game straight (30-​minutes long). They had a double-​play special going on, so we only paid $ 12.00 each, and I would say it was worth it for the experience. This is more like a kid’s birthday party place, but I’d recommend checking it out for a laser tag showdown.

this place is dead now. went 3 weekends in a row to play the iron man challenge and no one comes. it used to be packed. it was a great place when people showed up. We can’t even the challenge play because if there’s not enough people

My daughter had her 9^th birthday party here.
The hosts were good and entertaining. While waiting for the 2^nd game, they kept the kids slightly entertained by playing some games. However, there are arcade games to keep them busy if needed. The were accomodating with all my party food and goods and even on clean-​up.
The cons:
–Small party room: only big enough to accomodate the kids. We had about 15 kids and it was pretty tight in there.
–The entire venue can get crowded with kids waiting for the games.
–The host (s) werent around to assist during the party room time. I usually had to fetch them.
Overall good customer service, just a bit crowded.

Came here for a birthday party for the kiddos, and have visited this location previously. Laser tag is super fun and I like Laser Quest, but I actually prefer the Champions location. The arena (and certainly the surrounding area) are much better over there. Still, it’s a good time and the kids (and the grown-​ups) have a good time. This location has a more cramped front area than Champions, which you really feel if you’re attending a party. Gets busy very easily and not a bunch of easy places to sit (and the party rooms don’t have any room to spare!)
I’m surprised at how little the prices have changed over the years, which isn’t to say it is cheap, but maybe comparatively it was just more expensive back in the day. Be careful if your kids are a little unsure in the dark — our kiddo has done this before, and still would barely move away from the airlock. The packs are also heavy for the shorties, so be aware that younger kids might need an adult to make it through (or they might need to just wait a little longer). As for adults who like playing, enjoy!

So, I recently came here on a date. Yeah, you heard me: I took a girl here on a date. That’s how I roll!
This place is really popular with kids, teens, and college students. When I went there, it was a Thursday night, and the only other groups there were 2 elementary-​school-​aged kids and a huge group from the University of Houston.
The non-​laser-​tag area has some outdated arcade games that are overpriced and an air hockey table. There’s also a smaller private room for private parties.
Here are some tips to increase your laser-​tag enjoyment:
— the laser-​tag room is HUGE. Come with a group because, if it’s only you, your date, and 2 elementary-​school-​aged kids, you’ll be spending half the time looking for everyone else
— the laser-​tag room is black lit, so wear dark colors. If you don’t, then you’ll be a walking target, especially with those 2 elementary-​school-​aged kids who were really, really good at laser tag
— the room has a lot of twists, turns, ramps, windows, and mirrors, which is good if you want to outplay 2 elementary-​school-​aged kids
— strafe
If you happen to get yourself stuck in a laser tag game, and you don’t like laser tag, then, maybe, you’ll like the techno music they play in there.
The staff is very friendly and really know how to get 2 elementary-​school-​aged kids all riled up against the older dude and his date.
By the way, one of those kids got first place… but I got second!

I haven’t been in one of these in about 8 years, but i remember how fun it was. So after a romp on the west side it was time to unwind after some geeky statistics studying by shooting up some younglings in LaserQuest. I shoulda known it was gonna be like this on a weekend: a Birthday party here, a group of football kids there, but amazingly it wasn’t that bad. The staff originally told us it’d be an hour wait between, so we’d thought we’d play some games while we waited, but to our dismay alll they had was a broken air hockey game and a couple of stand-​up racing games. the arcade portion definitely needed an upgrade. The staff saw us mulling around and asked ups if we wanted to get into the next one we were like «COOL!»
The Game-​play is standard: either team play or everyone for themselves. The maze inside is relatively big and it is used well, it’s easy to weed out ppl trying to snipe and as easy to find a little nook to do your own sniping. even for a Saturday nite it wasn’t that overrun with kids, but you didn’t notice. All you wanted to do was shoot ppl!!!
After the game i looked at the rankings… coming in 5^th place wasn’t too bad after a 8 yr hiatus. next visit tho’ i’ll be ready to shoot for #1

If you want you want a little Laser Fun I would recommend this place. My little brother (13) had been begging me so I finally caved and found this place.
The prices seemed good and they had special deals depending on the day. We did 3 matches and the park was large enough where I was still trying to figure out how the youngsters found some of those hiding spots. While we were there we saw a large birthday group of of «midgets» otherwise known as 6 yr olds, another group of teenage girls, and of course a couple of mom’s and dad’s getting in the mix. They do have AC, but by the time a round’s done you will be sweating.
The thing I liked the most about this place is that it did not try to do to much. It has a limited aracade just to pass the couple minutes between rounds, and a large side room for parties, and that’s it.
Quote of the Day…“Kill the giant!” Heard from the pack of wild midgets I was desperately trying to get away from:)

Many a lock-​in, birthday party and aimless Friday nights were spent at Laser Quest, running for our little pubescent lives. Actually, what a clever way to get your kids to exercise! Give ‘em lasers, fluorescent graffitied walls of a fictional metropolis where they are the very threads that weave the tapestry of gang territories, let ‘em choose cute nicknames like Bad Macaroni, and you’ve got ‘em spending energy like hamsters on an endless wheel of cat-​and-​mouse. Those were the best.
As for Bad Macaroni: we still talk. He was the coolest team captain.

PEW PEW PEW!
«Mommy! That old guy shot me again!»
«And I’ll zap your six-​year-​old butt back to Xargon Quadrant Alpha if you come into my sniper spot again!»
Laser Quest is a good spot for Laser Tag. The staff is friendly and move the games along quick. The combat area is appropriately black lit and consists of two stories with plenty of twists turns and aformentioned spots that are perfect for sniper mode. I played four games and never had a gun malfunction, and the crowd that was there was mixed in ages but everyone was good natured.
The only thing that keeps me from giving them 4 and ½ stars is that we didn’t play any team games, every game we played that day was a free for all.