Laser Tag or Gift Cards to The Family Fun Center (Up to 56% Off)
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Well-appointed arena boasts 3 levels of spy-themed playing areas, music & detailed scorecards
Playing laser tag with lasers is a safer alternative to playing freeze tag with liquid nitrogen. Battle friends the safe way with today’s Groupon to The Family Fun Center. Choose from the following options:
- For $14, you get a laser-tag outing (up to a $29.77 total value) that includes the following:
- Four games of Secret Agent LazerTag (up to a $19.96 value)
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One 15-inch, one-topping pizza (a $9.81 value)<p>
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For $22, you get ten games of Secret Agent LazerTag (up to a $49.99 total value)
- For $25, you get a $25 gift card for each location (a $50 value)
All games can be redeemed at once by multiple users or during multiple visits.
The LazerTag arena at The Family Fun Center pits laser- and sensor-equipped fighters against one another in a three-tiered spy-themed battlefield. Like a wedding cake, but not as edible, the secret-agent-style layers pack enough excitement and black-tie elegance to keep even the most finicky great uncles from boredom. During the heat of each 10-minute battle, players deftly maneuver a black-lit bunker, navigate a warehouse, and shuffle through a high-rise building while trying to laser strike their opposition and enforce real-estate taxes on conquered coordinates. Following each music-filled standoff, players receive a scorecard detailing the top shooters and scorers but withholding details of who spent the most time cowering in the corner. Groups of friends, foes, or math teachers can settle personal vendettas during laser-light skirmishes, or individual players can play multiple games in a row or spread out contests until The Family Fun Center closes its Dodge St. location and opens up its new location, The Family Fun Center XL, at 108th and L St. in late January. A 15-inch Picadilly pizza, peppered with a solitary topping, replenishes nutrients lost during the digital fracas and helps bid adieu to the center’s 30-year-old digs.
The Family Fun Center’s rates fluctuate throughout the week.
Well-appointed arena boasts 3 levels of spy-themed playing areas, music & detailed scorecards
Playing laser tag with lasers is a safer alternative to playing freeze tag with liquid nitrogen. Battle friends the safe way with today’s Groupon to The Family Fun Center. Choose from the following options:
- For $14, you get a laser-tag outing (up to a $29.77 total value) that includes the following:
- Four games of Secret Agent LazerTag (up to a $19.96 value)
-
One 15-inch, one-topping pizza (a $9.81 value)<p>
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For $22, you get ten games of Secret Agent LazerTag (up to a $49.99 total value)
- For $25, you get a $25 gift card for each location (a $50 value)
All games can be redeemed at once by multiple users or during multiple visits.
The LazerTag arena at The Family Fun Center pits laser- and sensor-equipped fighters against one another in a three-tiered spy-themed battlefield. Like a wedding cake, but not as edible, the secret-agent-style layers pack enough excitement and black-tie elegance to keep even the most finicky great uncles from boredom. During the heat of each 10-minute battle, players deftly maneuver a black-lit bunker, navigate a warehouse, and shuffle through a high-rise building while trying to laser strike their opposition and enforce real-estate taxes on conquered coordinates. Following each music-filled standoff, players receive a scorecard detailing the top shooters and scorers but withholding details of who spent the most time cowering in the corner. Groups of friends, foes, or math teachers can settle personal vendettas during laser-light skirmishes, or individual players can play multiple games in a row or spread out contests until The Family Fun Center closes its Dodge St. location and opens up its new location, The Family Fun Center XL, at 108th and L St. in late January. A 15-inch Picadilly pizza, peppered with a solitary topping, replenishes nutrients lost during the digital fracas and helps bid adieu to the center’s 30-year-old digs.
The Family Fun Center’s rates fluctuate throughout the week.
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About Family Fun Center XL
Family Fun Center first opened its doors back in 1982. Originally opening with miniature golf and a giant 100 game arcade, it has since become a staple for family entertainment in the Omaha area. Now over 35 years later and in a newer and larger facility at 108th and L Street the Family Fun Center XL enthralls gamers with both classics like miniature golf, air hockey, skeeball, and Ms Pacman and Galaga - but also with new forms of family entertainment like laser tag, paintball, and laser maze.
Equip yourself with a state-of-the-art laser battlesuit in Black Ops Lasertag and battle your friends in a 3,500-square-foot arena. The better each participant performs the faster they will earn achievements and level up to be rewarded with power-ups like machine guns and shields. Advanced games like Capture the Flag, Zombies vs Survivors, and Space Marines 5 take this laser tag into something adults and teens can appreciate. Paintball is about battling out against your friends with real paintball guns, trying to get the highest score before time runs out. At the Lazer Maze, participants channel their inner spy while swiftly snaking through alarm-system lasers.
After (or before) the game, everybody can get some snacks or full meals at the buffet offering a pizza, a full salad bar, hot food selections, drink choices including soda, tea and ice, and desserts. Daily featured specials like wings, ribs, steak, and shrimp make this a suitable value of a buffet. The 100+ game arcade and other attractions like Glow Golf, Soccer Mini-Golf, Foot Pool, Rock Wall, and Billiards round out the fun at this classic family entertainment center.