Laser Tagging

I was so very happy with the way my sons party turned out. I can’t say enough how grateful I am that the staff was so attentive, having those two girls beside me really relieved a lot of the stress I was having and they made everything run smoothly. The pizza was yummy and hot, our drinks were chilled, the arena was air conditioned and so much fun. The place was clean and the manager worked out a price for us that was affordable and we will be definitely coming back. My only regret was not taking more pictures!

It’s fun but a little frustrating because there’s always some vests malfunctioning, either they won’t shoot or someone’s will not register as being hit.

Here’s a place to feel like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie from Mr. & Mrs. Smith. Lasers are all over being pointed, the thrill and heat of all the action is addicting.
Locally owned Laser Tagging Inc had their crap together in my opinion. It was a fair price of 9.99 for 15 mins of play and 30% off your 2^nd game. One game and you’ll be running to the counter for more. Inside the black light room, there’s kids and adults with all kinds of tactics. Running, hiding and just plane crying. 3 floors of fun with plenty of places to walk the floors and shoot opponents
I’d recommend this for fun with the family or a group of friends. Heck, I’d recommend this after a lonely glass of wine to get yoself moving and sweating while having a blast. Wear comfortable shoes!
My favorite part? The print out showing the score and ultimately how awesome I am!

this is my favorite place to go to on the weekends and the guy’s there are hella chill

It’s not as good (or big and organized) as Laser Quest in Mtn View but the experience of laser tag is there and my 12 yr old and his buddies had a great time and pretty much had the 2-​level laser tag space all to themselves since we came during the week when they opened. No crowds (depending on what time you show up). The owner is thorough explaining the rules, gear and how to earn points. Overall we would come back again if Laser Quest is booked up. Arcade games are sort of outdated but function when the kids need a break. There are drink and water bottle machines if they’re thirsty. Laser tag prices are pretty reasonable!
Costs:
$ 9.99 for (1) 20 min game
$ 7.00 for the 2^nd 20 min game
$ 3.00 for the 3^rd 20 min game

Had my 9 year old sons birthday here and the adults had just as much fun as the kids. Also not to expensive!

This place is amazing. I went there with friends and had a great time. It is really big and great for huge groups.

Today was my first time here and it’s an awesome place!!! So much fun. Had an amazing time and will be coming back!!!

Such a great time! The staff are so kind in explaining the rules. Perfect for people of all ages and is personally my favorite place to go laser tagging in!

They need to update the arcade area. no seriously. get on it guys.
Also, food options are very limited and kinda weak.
Three stars b/​c my kids enjoyed the laser taggin part (the main reason for going)

This place is great for everyone! They have everything you want. I am definitely coming back.

I Love this place. Super fun. I bring my kid here allot. The staffs are very friendly. Their friday deal is the best.

My friends and I, upon entering the square, wasn’t so sure that we went to the right place. Someone pulled up the website on their phone and we decided the signs matched so it should be the right place. From the outside, you can’t tell it’s a laser tagging place at all!
We came here on a weeknight (Monday to be exact) with a group of 11, and it was pretty empty. We got 2 games for $ 5 each, and each game lasted 15 minutes. Laser tag is always a pretty good workout, and this arena is air-​conditioned which is nice! The vests they give have 3 spots to shoot, and the guns show you where you’re aiming. Inside, there are 2 floors, although I think most people just stay on the top floor. There aren’t any obstacles or places to hide though, so it’s really difficult to be sneaky. After the game, they gave us some stats about who each person shot, accuracy, etc. That’s pretty cool. I’ll probably be back; laser tag is fun and it’s not a bad arena.

Highly recommend this place. Staff are all very helpful, professional, and friendly. You are allowed to bring your own decorations. No outside food, but pizza is decent and drinks included soda, juice, and free water. Staff helps serve the food, cut the cake, and serve that too. They can supply you with plates, utensils, cake cutting knife, napkins, cups, as part of your birthday package.

I actually had a blast here. The laser tag maze was HUGE! 2 floors, and you can def get lost here. So much fun and worth the money!
3 games for 15 minutes — $ 20
Friday night, unlimited for 3 hours — $ 25!
But beware, after 3 games I’m already pooped! It’s quite a workout, and everyone was sweating even after the first game. So much fun!
They also give you scores based on how you did:
9000+ Lazer Master
8 – 9000 Federate General
7 – 8000 Fleet Admiral
6 – 7000 Star Commander
5 – 6000 Imperial Major
4 – 5000 Solar Captain
3 – 4000 Deck Officer
2 – 3000 Cosmic Sergeant
1 – 2000 Lunar Private
0 – 1000 Space Cadet
I got Imperial Major all 3 times… looks like I need to go again to improve my score!

We stopped by for some family fun last weekend and had a great time! We had family visiting from out of country and they had never gone laser tagging. Everyone enjoyed it! It did take some time for someone to help us out, but the laser tagging maze was incredible! Two stories of fun!

I celebrated my birthday here on a Friday night with 25 of my closest friends and family and had the best time! The arena is WAY bigger than you would expect from the outside; lots of ramps to run up and down, and hella walls and corners to hide behind. Everyone was very pleasantly surprised at all the space!
$ 25 for unlimited games for 3 hours, you definitely can’t beat that. Each game lasts about 15 minutes, although most of my group tapped out after about 4 games. It’s super exhausting and it gets reeeal sweaty. The laser maze is a lot of fun too, makes you feel like Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible.
The only thing that rubbed me the wrong way was customer service. My entire group was kept waiting for almost 10 minutes when we arrived before anyone came to help us. When we left, there was no «thank you» even though we were the only people there. Minor things, I guess. Overall it was a very fun night and all my friends kept saying we should do it again.
Tips:
–Wear lightweight clothing and comfy shoes.
–Bring a big group with you! From what I’ve seen, the place doesn’t get too busy and it’s just more fun with lots of people.
–No outside food or drinks allowed so make sure you’re fed and hydrated beforehand.
–When you find yourself about to get shot, turn sideways. Your shooters won’t be able to hit your censors from that perpendicular angle.
Happy laser tagging!

At long last, there is a place for me to live out my «How I Met Your Mother» suit-​up-​and-​go-​laser-​tagging fantasies — and it’s practically in my backyard!
Did I actually suit up when I went? No, but I might next time.
Did I shoot as many little kids as I could? Yes.
Did I show them any mercy? No.
This laser tagging arena features two floors with multiple ramps to go up and down. There are plenty of walls to hide behind as you scout the area for your next victim. You have infinite lives and infinite ammo, so you can be as trigger happy as you want. Just don’t be that one guy who shoots someone and then follows them around until their vests recharge so you can shoot them again… No one likes a sore winner.
If running around an arena while shooting lasers at flashing vests isn’t your thing, then maybe you want to take a crack at jumping through lasers to reach objectives in their maze. I haven’t tried their maze (and quite frankly, I’m pretty sure I would be terrible at it), but I watched someone go through it, and I have the utmost respect for them.
They also have happy hour deals on Wednesdays during certain hours for $ 5/​game! I forgot what exactly those hours are, but feel free to give them a call, and I’m sure they’ll let you know.

Like its name, this place is exactly what you’d expect. Rules are free for all and infinite lives. The vests are rather light, so they aren’t cumbersome. The guns are like a pistol wired to the vests. The arena is two floors with lots of walls to hide behind. I found there was more hiding and strategy downstairs. Upstairs was just crazy, since most people end up there.
There are a couple of rooms with tables for birthday parties, although I don’t think they serve food. So, you might have to bring your own. Also they feature a small arcade which includes an air hockey table.
All in all, a great little place. The staff are friendly, and the laser tagging was fun. Can’t ask for more than that!

When WW3 comes upon us and the U.S. drafts a quarter of the population, I know where I WON’T be: on the front lines with a gun in my hand. If the government ever finds out how badly I did at laser tag, I’ll be put on non-​combatant duty faster than you can say «friendly fire».
Then again, in the real armed forces you tend to have equipment that works properly. At Laser Tagging? It’s up to luck.
Some of the guns seem less sensitive than others. Or maybe it’s the vests — some of them don’t seem to register hits as well as others. All I know is that I was shooting my friends’ light panels and they wouldn’t die. But the next round when I got a different vest and gun, I was owning while people were having a harder time hitting me.
Still, running through a two-​story Star Wars-​esque maze blasting your friends in a free-​for-​all battle royale is all kinds of fun. And for $ 20 for three 15-​minute games, the price is fairly reasonable. Heck, after three games I didn’t have the strength to hold up my gun anymore — another reason why I’d quickly perish on a battlefield.
There’s also a room where you can crawl/​jump/​backflip your way through a maze of lasers, Mission Impossible-​style. Four difficulties to choose from, and for $ 4 you get two admissions. Fortunately I seem to be way better at this than at shooting people. Which is good, because I hear the salary for a museum thief is pretty competitive these days.