Laser Tag Man

What can Inflatable Bunkers do for Laser Tag games? Laser tag has long been a beloved activity for kids and adults. The adrenaline rush, the thrill of the chase, and the competitive spirit all come together to create an unforgettable experience. But what if we told you there's a way to elevate your laser tag battles to new heights? Enter inflatable bunkers—the game-changer transforming the laser tag field into a dynamic and strategic battlefield. Get ready to take your laser tag game to the next level! Creating a Dynamic Battlefield Inflatable bunkers revolutionize the laser tag field by introducing a dynamic element to the game. Gone are the days of static obstacles or simple cardboard cutouts. With inflatable bunkers, the battlefield comes alive with vibrant and inflatable structures strategically placed throughout the field. These obstacles range from walls and barriers to crates, barrels, and inflatable vehicles. Each bunker adds depth and complexity to the game, requirin...

With the introduction of outdoor laser tag, a bit of a controversy has surfaced regarding where the laser tag signal receivers, or sensors, should be placed on the head using a headband or on the chest using a vest. Most people with a basic understanding of laser tag only know it to be played with a vest, not a headband. Outdoor laser tag uses headbands for practical reasons. In fact, some people who see sensors placed on the head during outdoor laser tag view it as somewhat barbaric. Why would you shoot someone in the head? Isn't that a bad example for the kids? Well, the answer is... sensors are placed on headbands in outdoor laser tag for practical reasons. That's it. Nothing nefarious about it. Outdoor laser tag is usually played in a large open area where players can run, crawl, roll, and slide on grass or other surfaces. So, if a player crawls on the grass while wearing a vest, then it becomes extremely difficult to hit that player's sensor because h...

Classic Laser Tag Games These 6 classic laser tag games are great for standalone outdoor laser tag guns where laser tag is played more like paintball than indoor laser tag. What's the difference? Outdoor laser tag's primary goal is to eliminate players from the other team by shooting their "lives" away, and indoor laser tag's primary goal is to gain points for yourself after shooting other players. So the following games work well with outdoor laser tag equipment , especially when you can preset the number of lives. 1. Basic Tag / Elimination  Each player starts with 2 to 9 lives depending on how long you want the game to last. The teams start on opposite ends of the laser tag field . When the game begins, it is best that for the first 2 or 3 minutes, the players are not allowed to cross the middle. This eliminates chaos at the beginning of the game, where players run all over the place without a real game plan. After 2 or 3 minutes, the referee y...

Brief Laser Tag History - And I Do Mean Brief Laser tag has been around for about three decades in the form of indoor arenas.  This is how most people are familiar with laser tag. And although consumer-grade laser tag toys have sporadically been around since the mid-1980s with the introduction of the Worlds of Wonder laser tag Photon guns, the business of outdoor laser tag using commercial-grade equipment got its start in Australia when  Battlefield Sports  introduced their line of  outdoor laser tag guns  a little over two decades ago. When I started my mobile outdoor laser tag company in 2003, the two main questions I got were, "How can you play laser tag in the daytime? Don't you have to wait until it gets dark?" and "So, can you see the laser in the sunlight?". The key to answering these questions is understanding what laser tag is and isn't. Laser Tag is Not What You May Think Let's start with what laser tag isn't. Laser tag isn...

Mobile Laser Tag is an Easy Business To Start Thinking of starting a new business? Or, thinking the laser tag business might be right up your alley? Then welcome to the club. So far, there are 3 types of laser tag businesses: indoor, outdoor, and mobile.  Although outdoor and mobile laser tag is similar, for this list, I categorize outdoor as having a permanent, stationary outdoor location where customers come to you to pay to play. Mobile, on the other hand, is where you go to your customers' desired location to set up for play, i.e., their backyard, a park in their neighborhood, etc.  So this is a quick guide on how to start a mobile laser tag business in 7 easy steps. 1. Get a set of outdoor laser tag guns. Okay, this step is the most obvious and important. I recommend getting the most affordable commercial-grade laser tag guns you can find. Affordable guns are important because you definitely want a quick return on investment. Commercial grade is important bec...