Lazer-Tag FAQs
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It’s a high-tech fast action lazer game adventure played in a two level arena. Plus it has amazing ultraviolet artwork and pulse pumping sounds!
Also, to really grasp what it’s all about, just ask us to show you around next time you visit Play2Day.
Lazer-Tag is adrenalin filled fun for ALL the family. It’s a high-tech fast action lazer game adventure played in a two level arena. Plus it has with amazing ultra violet artwork and pulse pumping sounds!
No! You can’t feel it. Our Lazer-Tag Phasers emit a harmless beam of infra red light.
The Begeara Black Paw Phaser is lightweight, compact and requires two-handed operation for extra safety.
It’s a Phaser only system, meaning no vest is required and is therefore easy for small children too.
It’s bright LED lights clearly indicate your team colour or solo play and the phaser screen shows your rank and score throughout the game.
The Phasers also respond to your game play action with vibration and MP3.
Each Phaser has a two handed safety interlock to prevent players from waving the blaster around. Its lightweight design and a rubber nose cone make a large improvement on safety.
You’ll need to allow around 5 minutes for the briefing and 10 minutes for your game. You’ll then need to add on a few minutes between game to see your score.
Yes, when you have reached a consensus we can easily select different games for you. Although children are far more likely to want to play team games than solo games.
Something comfortable that allows you to move freely. Maybe a sweatshirt or similar would be good in winter. Trainers are fine or boots with ankle support and this may sound obvious but high heels and flip flops are unsuitable. And don’t wear anything such as buckles that could get caught in the netting.
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For guidance purposes we say six, but down to the development of your child. If you’re unsure if your child is ready to play, just ask us to show you around the Arena and your child will soon tell you!
Yes, but if your young child needs close supervision it’s not advisable.
There is no spectator facility but you are welcome to stand at the Arena entrance.
Yes, our Lazer-Tag Arena and Indoor Children’s Play Centre share facilities including a comprehensive menu. (Plus arcade machines and toilets)
Unless you’ve booked a Private Hire session or a Party there may be others playing at the same time.
But don’t let this put you off, because more players means more targets and more fun!
If you’re not having a Party or Private Hire you can just turn up and play. However, if you’ve a big group or want to ensure you play at a certain time then it’s best to give us a call.
Yes we do and lots of them because everyone loves a deal! Please take a look on the Lazer-Tag Prices page and our Facebook page too.
Of course! Before you play your first game a member of staff will show you how to play and how to play safely.
In addition, a member of staff will be present to give you further information, answer your questions and deal with any problems if they arise during your game.
From 2 to 18 players can play at any one time. If your group is larger than 18 you can still play because we’ll simply divide you into two groups. And remember, more players means more fun!
Yes and they’ll have a great time because there’s no physical contact and Lazer-Tag is a family game!
Upon the conclusion of your game the computer will quickly calculate the scores and you will see them on a screen.
The Lazer-Tag Arena is indoors so you don’t have to worry about rain, wind or mud!
Yes, although they may have difficulty reaching the upper levels.
Only if you’ve booked a Private Hire or a Party.
Depends how long you take to check your scores between games but usually five. Of course, it also depends upon your stamina!
I wouldn’t call it music, more like pulse-pumping sounds!
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