01 / Mission-based laser tag
An 8,000 square foot multi-level arena with bunkers and cover throughout. Two to four missions inside every thirty minute session, run by game masters who balance the teams and adapt the game to your group.
Ages 7 and up. Closed-toe shoes required. Waivers can be signed online before you arrive.
02 / What makes it different
Anyone can buy a laser tag system. The mission design and the people running it are what make us worth the drive.
Most laser tag is a free for all in a dark room. Ours is built around objectives. Every thirty minute session runs two to four missions, and the game master running your session picks and adapts them to the group standing in front of them, which is why a family with a wide age range and a sales team can play the same arena and have completely different evenings.
The arena itself is 8,000 square feet across multiple levels, with bunkers and cover throughout. Cover changes how the game plays: it rewards moving as a unit and communicating rather than sprinting into the open.
The equipment is the other half. Adjustable headsets instead of bulky vests, which matters over a thirty minute session and matters more across three. Taggers carry real powered close-quarters optics that require precise aim to register a hit, so the game rewards steadiness rather than trigger speed.
There are hundreds of blaster configurations available, which is the mechanism behind the claim that no two sessions play the same. Ages 7 and up, and closed-toe shoes are required.
Our game masters build custom missions for every skill level, and the list keeps growing so regulars always get something new.
The baseline. Two teams, one objective, and a game master balancing the sides so the match is actually competitive rather than a rout.
All groupsThe mode that most rewards a group that talks to each other. Cover and multi-level sightlines make holding ground a real problem to solve.
Best for work groupsHolding a position under pressure. Short, loud and the easiest mode for a first-time group to understand in ten seconds.
Good first missionAsymmetric missions where the two sides are not playing the same game. We run dedicated Star Wars modes, and the mode list grows over time.
Ask your game masterA department outing and a Friday walk-in are not the same evening, and the game master knows it.
01 / Work groups
The strongest team activity in the building, because objectives force communication. Game masters balance teams across a department with a wide range of ages and fitness.
02 / Walk-ins and parties
No reservation required and no admission fee. On a busy weekend it is worth buying a ticket in advance to lock in a session time.
Ages, shoes and waivers, so nobody drives out and then cannot play.
Calling reaches the venue during opening hours, and the front desk can see the diary.
317-667-0703Ages 7 and up.
Thirty minutes, and each session runs two to four missions with real objectives.
Closed-toe shoes are required.
No. Walk-ins are always welcome, though on a busy weekend it is worth buying a ticket in advance to lock in a session time.
Yes. Waivers are required and can be signed online in advance.
Objective-based missions instead of a free for all, adjustable headsets instead of bulky vests, taggers with real powered close-quarters optics that require precise aim, an 8,000 square foot multi-level arena with bunkers and cover, and game masters who adapt the missions to your group.
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.
