Laser tag on Calder Road, Brennick

Lights low. Vests on. Twenty minutes.

Walk in for a game, bring the whole class on a Friday, or book the arena for a birthday or your office team. Nobody needs to have played before.

Games, parties and prices
The arena in low light: glowing green, orange and violet barriers make a maze, a rack of team vests with their blasters stands at the side, and the scoreboard screen hangs above

Walk-in games every 20 minutes$12 a player

Sample prices

Four ways into the maze

Your first game, in plain words

From the counter to the scoreboard

  1. Check in

    Pay at the counter and give us a first name or nickname for the scoreboard.

  2. The briefing

    We walk every group through the rules first: how the vest scores, where the base is, and no running, climbing or grabbing.

  3. Suit up

    A host fits your vest and hands you a blaster in your team’s color.

  4. Play twenty minutes

    The lights go down, the music comes up and the clock on the screen counts down.

  5. Read the screen

    Scores show on the screen as you come out, and everyone takes home a printed scorecard.

Age limits

Who can play

7 and up
Anyone seven or older can play a walk-in game or join a party.
7 to 11
An adult stays in the building. They can play too, or wait in the lounge.
13 to 17
Teen night is for this age group only. We ask for a school or photo ID at the door.

Party bookings

How a party date gets held

Send us a date, a rough head count and the ages. We reply with the times we have open that day. A $50 deposit holds the slot and comes off the total on the day; the rest is paid at the counter, $26 for each player who plays.

Head counts can change up to two days before. The December holiday-break calendar shows the extra morning slots.

Pick a date for the party.

Tell us the day, how many players and their ages. We reply with open times.

Ask for a date