South side of Indianapolis
Corporate EventsLaser TagAxe ThrowingParties
Twelve attractions across twenty-five thousand square feet, all indoor and all fixed installations. Hover any of them for the detail, or open the page.
No general admission fee. You pay as you go, walk-ins are always welcome, and no reservation is required. On a busy weekend it is worth buying a ticket in advance to lock in a session time.
Corporate and organizational groups on one side, celebrations and nights out on the other. Both run through the same building and the same game masters.
01 / Work groups
Teamwork, communication and strategy are the mechanism, so people actually engage with each other. If a company only wants somewhere to sit and drink, we say plainly that we are the wrong venue.
02 / Nights out and celebrations
The whole building, closed to the public, with the front door staffed so the only people inside are your guests. No tickets to buy and no lines to stand in.
Full-facility buyouts open every attraction including the arcade, run to a two-hour minimum, and can be scheduled outside our normal hours.
All of them are about how the building is run rather than what is installed in it, which is why they are hard to copy.
Every 30 minute session runs two to four missions with real objectives. Team versus team, capture the flag, king of the hill, zombie missions and dedicated Star Wars modes, and the list keeps growing so regulars always get something new.
8,000 sq ft arenaOur staff actively run sessions, balance the teams and adapt gameplay to the group in front of them. A family with a wide age range, a bachelor party and a sales team all get a different experience out of the same arena.
Every sessionAdjustable headsets instead of bulky vests, taggers with real powered close-quarters optics that require precise aim to register a hit, and hundreds of blaster configurations so no two sessions play the same.
Hundreds of setupsMixed groups never have to compromise, and a 300 person corporate event can run several activities at once across laser tag, axe throwing, Nerf, mini golf, VR, the dark ride and the arcade.
25,000 sq ftAnswered plainly, because a specific answer builds more trust than a superlative.
No. Walk-ins are always welcome. We do recommend buying tickets in advance on a busy weekend so you can lock in a session time.
No. There is no general admission fee at all. You pay for what you want to do and nothing else.
Both, genuinely. The axe throwing lanes come with a private lounge behind them, which makes them our strongest date night and double date option, and we serve beer and wine. Plenty of our guests arrive with no kids in tow.
Most guests spend two hours or more. The Battle Pass is built around roughly two hours of activity.
Waivers are required and can be signed online in advance. Closed-toe shoes are required for laser tag, Nerf and axe throwing.
Headcount, a date and the kind of event are the three things that let us come back with a real proposal. Everything else can wait until we talk.
