Laser Quest Edmonton

Love this place!!! Ever time we come here me and my friends have a blast. Where all adults but we turn into big kids when we go here.

You did it again Laser Quest — best birthday ever!
This was my second birthday party at Laser Quest. We had 26 adults/​teenagers and it was a blast. The staff was well organized, friendly, and accommodating — giving us a little extra time in the party room. The facilities were clean and well maintained and the party room had the most amazing murals on the wall.
My husband made the reservation and spoke with them a few times leading up to the party and the staff was very helpful and it was a smooth transaction.
I think it’s becoming a birthday tradition for me! Thanks!

Great times! Could offer more to the public food and drink wise although, well when its the all nighters at least haha.

We had my son’s 7^th birthday party at Laser Quest (12 – 14 kids). It was very well done. The staff all cared about their jobs and wanted to make it a great experience.
I would fully recommend Laser Quest for anyone looking for this type of birthday party for their child.
Thanks Laser Quest!

We hosted a birthday part here. The kids had a blast. The place was clean and well organized. The staff were gifted at being polite yet able to keep the attention of 20 excited kids as they give you the pre game speech about rules and regulations Etc. Not a cheap place but not overpriced considering the infrastructure and game set that they have built and maintain.

Yah love it! Kinda like a hobby of mine. There’s people more competitive than me! Ha I’m up for the challenge. Going next weekend again. Join us if you dare: P

So, the first time I went to Laser Quest I was … 23 years old. Yes, I missed out on laser tag when I was a kid. I think it’s because it had the word «tag» in it, which just brought back horrible childhood memories.
This place is pretty big, has a small arcade section so you can waste your time in between games, has a party room (and yes I am totally going to have my birthday party there this year), and offers lockers and such so you can stash away your belongings securely. The actual laser tag room is pretty massive, has two levels, and sufficient atmosphere to allow you to pretend you’re James Bond.
I will admit, a bunch of little kids kicked my butt. The room was also a lot warmer than I’m used to, especially in the heavy laser tag vests. But! It was so much fun! Totally a great place to act like a kid again.

Yeah, this place is awesome. The process of getting into a game is quick, the layout of the play area is really cool, and the guys who are the refs in the place are kind of nerdy, but the perfect kind of nerdy for the place. Awesome.

yay for Lazer Quest!
This is the first time I’ve checked out this particular venue (having gone to several in Calgary) and I thought it was great — a decent sized space with lots of levels, corners, shooting holes and mirrors (yes, I shot my reflection).
My only negative I had was the fact that the strobe light was maybe a little too consistent and the smoke machine. It produces a water-​based fog, but I did find it irritating my lungs (stirred up far too much dust?) when I was on the ground level.
Otherwise, I had a fantastic time — Lazer Tag is such a great group activity & I love all the adrenaline it gets pumping through your system!
Oh, and $ 9 for a 15 – 20 minute game is a pretty sweet deal too!

So glad I came out for the Unilocal event to meet a few other Unilocalers :) We did indeed have a blast!
This was my first time playing at this location, and it seems a lot bigger compared to the other laser-​tag at West Ed. Seems like a great venue for big groups like birthday parties and corporate team-​bonding events. Not only is the space bigger, they also have an upper floor with «windows» so you can get your opponents from optimal vantage points! The laser guns seem to have a long range too; you can hit your opponents from a longer distance across the room.
Each game lasts about 20 min., so $ 9 isn’t bad. It’s a great way to work out while having some fun, you definitely work up a sweat. Like Joanna F., I too shot at my reflection a couple of times due to the many mirrors in there.
I didn’t much care for the funny-​smelling fog they were releasing in some parts of the room. They do it to confuse and throw you off, I guess, but really you just want to turn and head back the other way cause it kinda smells …
All in all, great place and awesome fun! I’ll definitely be back.

Lazzzzzzzzer Quest …
I had never played this game until last evening with fellow Unilocalers and it was certainly an enthralling experience, except for the clause of not using bad words! LOL! Give me a laser gun and and bright spots running around like rabbits … and I’m a red meat-​eating GI Joe who can’t wait to unleash all the pent up rage against the machine!
Well, all things considered, I faired abysmally at it. I probably got hit more often than I managed to tag someone else. And I don’t think I ever won an actual face off when someone was right in front of me! LOL :-D.
But that doesn’t dither me one bit from realizing what a fun way it is to reminisce the childhood passions that we’ve all had and to nurture the kid inside us! Well, for as long as I can, at least.
I certainly wish I had a game similar to this as a kid but am really happy to have been at this Unilocal event. Of course, this is a.l.s.o. a review of Laser Quest which is my only experience of such a place. I really enjoyed it and found the rates very reasonable. As Brittany K. says, I wish the game was a little longer. Also, I wish they had a slightly bigger space. Don’t get me wrong — there are several nooks and crevices to hide in or to run around and even when were were 10 people playing (in the second game we played), it was sometimes hard even getting noticed or noticing others.

I didn’t go to the Unilocalers gathering but I have been to this location once before on a lazy weekend afternoon whim.
Is it wrong that I felt a sense of smug satisfaction in defeating a group of birthday party children at a game of laser tag? Didn’t think so. I had a blast.

Am I biased because several of my greatest childhood birthday parties of all time took place here? Maybe a little.
I thought it might be a little bit busier, but it was just us and a couple of others. It was still very fun and a great Unilocaly bonding experience for all of us.
The games last quite a long time, although I was still always sad when they were over (we played 2). I love the techno music they play during the games — it got my heart pumping and I felt all blood thirsty for shooting all the Unilocalers. (Um, I mean… yay for the Unilocalers!)
$ 9 per game isn’t too shabby, plus you get a decorative scoresheet to hang on your wall, fridge, etc.

Turns out Unilocalers are a competitive bunch…
We played a bunch of solo games, where it’s everyone against everyone. The staff were helpful and they seemed fairly organized. Each game costs $ 9, unless you have a membership. The games are about 20 minutes long and, even though you’re not supposed to run, actually a bit of a workout.
I felt like maybe the laser didn’t work sometimes, but it’s possible I’m making excuses for my poor aim. Overall, it was pretty fun and I’ll probably be back!