Lasertrek-the Ultimate Laser Game

This place was kind of a miss to be honest. We recently held a 10 year old boy birthday party here.
The facilities are cluttered and kind of dirty. I am not super picky (especially in that kind of a place) but when 10 year old boys are commented on how dirty the floors and party rooms are, you know there are some cleaning issues. Just saying.
We booked two games of laser tag each. The equipment wasn’t turned on properly for the first game so it didn’t really work which they fixed for the second game but no apology or added games were offered. A couple of the kids have been there before and they said compared to Laser Quest, this place isn’t as good as the equipment often glitches.
They have a program where you order food through them from Domino’s pizza before the kids go to play and ideally the pizza has arrived when they are done. It was but it was sitting behind their counter and we had to ask for it. Only then did they bring plate and cups for the pop. It kind of seemed like all the workers just hang out there for fun and the customers were interrupting their socializing. At one point they were bargaining with one another as to who would need to serve us? Not exactly top service, even for a recreation facility.
The kids had fun and the pizza was hot and tasty (thanks Dominos) so I’ll stick with 2 stars. But this place might be a case of «you get what you pay for» and you might be better off at the more expensive Laser Quest.
Also of note, there were 1 – 2 dogs on site, roaming the lobby. Friendly dogs (and I love dogs) but when you have 2 allergic kids with you who aren’t yours, you are more aware of how «dogs at the workplace» may not be a good idea as a business practice.

Since the first time I took my kids to play laser tag they’ve been hooked. Every weekend they ask. Every. Weekend. I think they think daddy is made of money or something. When my cash flow allows and I just need to shoot my kids (with lasers that is), Lasertrek is my first choice. It has a wide expansive location, and even more importantly, is considerably less expensive than it’s competition. My only negative is that since it’s a hidden on Flint road, the amount of people who play there is definitely less than it’s competition. They also have airsoft games at night which I think I might try and convince «the boys» to try rather than pubbing it up one night. Those buggers need to be shot bigtime and lasers won’t be enough.
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