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 today's Groupon.
The Deal
$25 for 60-minute laser-tag cards for two (a $50 value)
$49 for 60-minute laser-tag cards for four (a $100 value)
- Customers have 60 minutes to use their cards, which can be applied toward multiple missions
- 4,500-square-foot indoor arena
- Armory with weapons made from metal
- 20 missions available
AKA Tactical Laser Tag LLC
AKA Tactical welcomes competitive gunsmiths to its 4,500-square-foot heated arena for enthralling rounds of laser combat. The expert professionals fit noggins with Velcro head straps before enabling participants to select from mock MP5s, sniper rifles, or 9mm handguns, all crafted from real metal to replicate the heft of an actual weapon. Each infrared pistol fires with the prerecorded crackle of authentic gunfire and comes equipped with a push button to reload, allowing players to quickly amass more ammunition as they traverse the simulated deserted military bunker. The facility’s designers dreamed up 20 missions, such as Death Match, Capture the Base, Command and Conquer, and Extreme Noogie Battle. Once each session's final laser emits its last blast, a snack menu replenishes visitors, and more than 30 arcade games provide redemption and glory for defeated warriors.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Classic Beatles Songs
The music of The Beatles is nothing short of an American treasure. Here is a listening guide to the best of the best of The Beatles:
"Yesterday:" Listen closely to the singing on this classic track and you can tell that it was originally sung backward and then reversed to give the impression that the singer was traveling back to “yesterday.”
"A Day in the Life:" This song has a classic Beatles easter egg. Listen closely and you can hear Ringo say “Oops!” 37 times, one for each time he dropped a drumstick.
"The Big Song:" Classic The Beatles. Here they are doing what they do best. Notice how the trumpets stop and are replaced by actual elephants at the 22:46 mark.
"Doctor Donkey’s Dirigible:" This tune from their experimental phase has two imaginary drum sets on it.
"Tubthumping:" Who would’ve thought that 30 years later The Beatles would still be on top of their game?
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