Laser tag is a game that combines elements of tag, hide-and-seek, and paintball. Players wear vests with sensors and use laser guns to tag their opponents’ vests, scoring points and deactivating them temporarily.

Absolutely! Laser tag uses safe, infrared beams similar to your TV remote. There’s no contact or projectiles involved, making it suitable for all ages (with supervision for younger children).

Technically, just two people can play, but it’s more fun with teams! Most arenas cater to groups of various sizes, and some even offer “open play” sessions where you can join a team with others.

Games typically last around 10-15 minutes, though it can vary depending on the arena and game mode.

The core rule is to tag opponents’ vests with your laser to score points and deactivate them. Most arenas have additional rules regarding respawning, power-ups, and base camping. A safety briefing will cover all the rules before you play.

The winning team is usually the one with the most points at the end of the game. Some arenas may have different objectives depending on the game mode.

Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are ideal. Since games often involve running and hiding, avoid restrictive clothing or anything you’d mind getting a little sweaty in.

No, laser tag is generally accessible for most fitness levels. The arenas are designed for running and dodging, but there’s no heavy lifting or strenuous activity required.

Age limits vary depending on the arena. Some places allow children as young as 6, while others might have a minimum age of 7 or 8. It’s always best to check with the specific arena beforehand.