Before laser tag, most high-tech entertainment consisted of playing chess against a computer and chucking a victorious computer into a bog. Play nice with technology with this Groupon.
$10 for a Three-Round Laser-Tag Outing ($19.99 Value)
After a 5-minute video briefing, patrons engage in 15-minute battles in two fog-filled arenas spread out across 20,000 newly renovated square feet.
Our customers loved this deal last year, earning Lazer Xtreme Family Amusement Center a spot on Groupon's Best of 2011 list.
Lazer Xtreme Family Amusement Center
An opening in the rock face slides open, and the warriors pour into the bizarre archaeological site. Rough-hewn blocks, cool to the touch, form close tunnels that let fast breaths echo. Light trickles in through a hole in the ceiling, as though something else had gotten here first. Suddenly, the warriors scatter, and adrenaline-tinged shouts drift up through the constant fire of up to 60 laser guns as the explorers tear through the 20,000-square-foot, newly expanded space. As they sprint past shrouded aliens and desiccated palm trees, their suits transmit stats to the outside world, where real-time scoreboards track their prowess and battle-cry harmonies, and plasma monitors display shootouts taking place in the fog-filled arena.
Reviews
One of the best arenas in the country!
Rick Rahim, Google Places, 12/15/10
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“The dude that said he played 32 games in 4 hours lies. It IS a good deal, but you can't even watch the briefing 32 times in 4 hours, and it's required by their...”
“The dude that said he played 32 games in 4 hours lies. It IS a good deal, but you can't even watch the briefing 32 times in 4 hours, and it's required by their insurance. If you played every game... You'd play about 6-8 games in 4 hours...”
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“Lazer Xtreme is the best in the area! It has levels and ramps and music and is a lot of fun!!”
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“buy The All Day Pass. Totally Worth The Money! FoUr Of Us Played 32 Games In About 4 Hours And It Was Very Busy The Day We Went According To Staff. ”
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