Dp Lazer Maze

WOW!!! Our family of four (three adults and one 13 year old) just finished 40 minutes of play and it was a blast! The pictures don’t do it justice, you’d never believe that behind the small store front is a HUGE game arena. The phasers and the vests are state of the art. There are many safety features in the arena and on the phasers which make DP Lazermaze perfect for younger players, this would be an awesome place for birthday parties & they have several packages to chose from. We all walked out of there with big smiles. Our 21 year old son is already planning his next trip with friends.
Danny the owner is a great guy and his enthusiasm is contagious! We will be back!!!

Regular games of 20 mins are priced at $ 7.50 each, which is cheaper than the more established LaserQuest.
I’ve only ever been to one other laser tag place (laserQuest) but I do like the equipment better here. The guns are less heavy and the triggers are easier to press than LaserQuest. There’s also an option for rapidfire activation which makes it more fun. Also, the equipment has speakers built in to let you know that you have been shot etc (kinda like a video game).
There’s the option to play Free For All or a team-​based game. They actually have 2 team bases set up in the arena so that shooting the base will gain you extra points (i thought that was pretty cool)!
The staff (i think it was the owner of the business) was also really friendly and helpful the whole time we were there.
My friends and I mainly came here because of a LivingSocial deal but I would likely come back again even at its regular price if I lived closer. Good social event!

Such a friendly family-​run business, the service was great :) My friend got a LivingSocial deal which discounted the games and included drinks/​snacks. Regular games are priced at $ 7.50 each which is more than fair because lasertag makes a pretty fun group activity!
I’ve never been to LaserQuest but the vests the players wear here have built-​in speakers, which update you on your status during the game and makes things more interactive. So you know when you get shot. or if you’re last place…
Outside the lasertag rooms, there is also a play-​til-​you-​win claw machine for $ 2. For some reason the machine stopped in the middle for a bit after my first try, and the owner actually went to the storage room to get me the plush donut I wanted haha! He still let me keep my winnings from my second try too, what a nice man :)
If you’re around the Vaughan area, should definitely consider coming here for a fun group outing !

Journeyed all the way here on a wet and stormy night. Had a great time.
There are a few things this place has going for it which are an improvement over LaserQuest. The vests/​guns are a lot newer, more modern, and lighter than the equipment at LaserQuest. There’s a speaker on the vest which plays music (which you can change and control) and shouts things at you when you’ve been hit. There’s also a «rapidfire» feature that kicks in which lets you shoot repeatedly and makes you feel pretty badass. You have the choice to play solo or in teams, which is a bit different and would be great for large groups or corporate events. There are some specific targets in the arena you are suppose to aim for, which makes it more mission-​like as opposed to shooting people randomly.
I will say, however, that the actual game area is small compared to what I’m used to from LaserQuest, which has two floors. This one is only a single floor, and with 10 people playing it already seemed small to me. I imagine with a much larger group you’d be running into each other a lot.
Overall lots of fun, had a great time and made me feel young again :) Would recommend checking the place out if you are in the area!