Q-ZAR Laser Tag

Good place to go as a group. Is a competitive team and or family building environment.

I had a birthday party here for my 11-​year-​old son. Twelve people played, including a couple parents. They all had a good time.
We got there a little early, and the staff was helpful in letting me know what would happen. Those of us who weren’t playing laser tag sat outside and tried to watch the action on the monitors. But it was a little tough to see, and it was quite noisy as well so talking was challenging.
But after one game, everyone regrouped for pizza and cake. The staff set things up in our party area, and they were efficient. The pizza was tasty too.
Afterwards, some people went to play another game ($ 5 per person if you’re there for a party) and the rest of us chatted and helped clean up.
All in all, a successful party, well-​organized staff, and everyone had a good time. It was affordable too.
It was easy to make the reservation, and when I needed to order an extra pizza, all it took was a quick phone call. Definitely recommend this place for a fun indoor event.

My daughter is 6 and they took the time when they were not busy to show us the game floor and how to work the lazer tag stuff. She ended up being too scared to play but it was a nice clean place and I would go back. The machines were decently priced.

As far as an arcade and laser tag goes, it works. Laser tag is great, a lot of room and enough suits to host a party. The arcade is lacking. I hope more machines gets added. For an arcade, it’s fine because it’s one of few in the area, however, i’m sure the laser tag is the main attraction of the facility. Bring your friends for more fun in this location.

Super fun but out teamed where very nueva do. 9 vs 4. Still fun but the pric. Kinda experncive

We moved to the area last year and our son has been begging us to go, So we surprised him for his birthday and 10 of his friends to run around in the maze of Lazer Tagging. I even joined in to try out! We all had a blast. The maze and light show was nice! You get a vest and tare gun! Video games galore! Dropped $ 60 bucks in that token machine! Great place for kids.

So much fun! I can’t wait to go again!

Q-​zar is great for kids… I’ve taken my two daughters a couple times and they always love it… I’ve never seen another kid in a different party not enjoy it either. As an adult, I look at it as a chance to be a kid again. The course is large enough that you wont feel like a mammoth. The equipment works and is truly one size fits all.
The arcade is basic, but my 8 and 5 year olds find games to hold their attention. Arcade bball, ski-​ball, and a few other games. I recommend it.

Q-​Zar is a fun and cheap place for my friends and I to come and play laser tag whenever we feel like being children again. I feel that it doesn’t get as much business as it should and that worries me!
The battle ground is well-​structured and has plenty of places to hide when trying to escape from your opponents. They do believe in safety precautions, so I appreciate the informative safety video we have to watch before each game.
The equipment is slightly outdated IMO, and it would be nice to see them invest in new vests and guns. Apart from the laser tag, the arcade area is just whatever. But they do have a handful of games to play each requiring a certain number of tokens.

I came here with a group of 6 during a Saturday night, and there were enough people to play pretty nicely sized games, maybe about 18 people on each team. We got 2 games with 20 tokens, and it was pretty fun. The first time, I used a green gun and it was really difficult to recharge. There were also a LOT of rules, but in the end I just ran around trying to avoid getting shot and shooting people. The gun talks too much and there’s a bit too much downtime I think, but maybe I just got shot too much. The laser tag place is decently big, and it’s fun. There are pretty cool arcade games, standard basketball, shooting, slot machines, and driving ones, as well as this really cool DDR-​but-​with-​hands game. It was fun!

Our staff came here for the team-​building portion of our mid-​year retreat recently and people seemed to have fun. The laser tag system worked pretty well, and the maze wasn’t too bad — the space felt pretty big, with lots of nooks and alcoves to hide, but was small enough that it wasn’t too hard to find your way back to your base… or the exit. The arcade section was fun, but would benefit from some more diversity of games. And particularly during these colder winter months, some cubbies or lockers or someplace to stash coats would have been nice. Overall though, it was a good experience and clearly a fun place for a party.

I had my sons birthday here ! Their BD room was really big neat and organized ! We ordered pizza which came on time and they were really on top of everything ! It was one the best birthdays I’ve done so far. Kids love it parents can relax and enjoy!! Thank you Qzar team

Beware this place is a rip off. Warning all games are $.75 to $ 1.00 each and Lazer tag $ 9.00. Druggies adult hang out there as well. The owners, mangers and workers are rude especially the older lady. I think they hate their jobs. Nobody hangs out in the front they wait for u to come to the counter and come out when they see u on the camera. ½ the games don’t work. There even trying to sell old games for the price they paid and there used. The air hockey table their keeping doesn’t even work but there selling the other one for 2,500.00 wow Ticket counter doesn’t work half the time and it’s the cheapest paper that cut my hands. No more parties there for me.

Loved this place as a kid and I hope they are around for my kids to enjoy too. They might be pricey but they are amazing when you are looking for something different to do for the night and feel like being goofy remembering when you were a kid lmao. Great place for kids birthday parties and fun.

By far, the worst customer service I have ever experienced, by the MANAGER himself. If I could give this place 0 stars I would.
A couple nights ago myself and 3 other people went to tryout laser tag because they were having the Monday night special. We get there at 8:50 pm and one of the employees tells us that the laser tag portion is closed? On their website it says the place itself closes at 10? Might want to update that laser tag isn’t available after 8:30! The employee apologizes and says his manager Jonathan is on the phone, and maybe if we discuss it with him he will let us play a round. We wait 25 MINUTES for him to finally get off the phone, in which he keeps periodically staring at us, and then turns away. There was no gesture of him ever coming to talk to us. After 25 minutes he comes over and I quote his words «why are you still here?» Excuse me? It seemed like he was ignoring us to get us to go away. Not to mention by his body language it appeared that he was on a personal phone call. We told him that his employee said if we talk to him we may be able to play a round. He simply laughs and says «well that isn’t happening so you can just leave.» We were very polite to him so there was not a reason to be so sneer towards us. We are speechless and cannot ever comprehend how he talked to us. We didn’t expect anything from him but kindness and he couldn’t even give us that. Already reported him to the corporate. If you go there don’t expect any kind of «good» customer service. They treat you like absolute garbage. I hope they get a new manager because until then, we won’t be back and we won’t recommend them.

This is a type of fun that you just can’t replace with many other things. Go here with a bunch of friends unless you want to play with a bunch of little kids and run into them. At seven bucks a game this beats go cart racing and mini golf in a financial way and comes just behind bowling, all of which are what make life awesome.
This concord Qzar location is obviously run by local Concord kids but who else is going to work there? I have no complaints you get what you expect and the guns work and the vests work! Go at least once a year to keep your sanity.

Came to Concord specifically for the Ghost Golf on Sunday. Unfortunately, they have very strange hours (which are not on the website!) and were closed. My son was so disappointed. After trying to convince him that Chuck E. Cheese or the Jungle were viable choices (places we’ve been to multiple times), I did a Unilocal search and found Q-​Zar.
Q-​Zar saved the day. This was my son’s first laser tag experience. At first, we were worried he wouldn’t be able to get in due to the many birthday groups around. But they lump them in all together. Once you figure out how to sign up, the process was pretty efficient and my son was playing within half an hour.
While he played, my husband and I tried to keep the little one busy with the arcade games. Unfortunately, there isn’t much here for toddlers. The noise and activity was enough to keep her occupied, but it is a hazard in there for little ones with rowdy boys running everywhere. Would not recommend bringing young children here and if you do, keep a close eye on them.
Prices are decent. One game of laser tag (lasting roughly 25 minutes) plus 20 tokens was $ 14. There is not much choice in prizes you can get in return for the tickets you won on the games (but kids aren’t too picky about that kind of thing).

I have brought my niece and nephews twice and they have left Super Happy and wanting to come back.

Came here as a kid and again in college. Fun place for laser tag.
Had a short wait to play, and used that time to train on Time Crisis in the arcade.
I remember when I was a kid I got kicked out for running, so don’t do that.

I’m not sure why everyone hates on this place. But here’s my take:
The last time I was here was for my birthday party when I was in 6^th grade… and no joke this place hasn’t changed much in the 15 years that has passed between that time.
So, as for the video games, yes there were a couple of older games, but there was only one game that wasn’t working at the time (and even then it was a 2 player driving game and the other half of the game worked.) Can I just mention they have all 4 games of Time Crisis??? Yessssss!
The staff was cool. They didn’t seem super jazzed to be working at Q-​Zar (and lets be honest who would unless you were like a 12 year old) but they weren’t jerk off’s either. They were just sorta «there.» Yeah the guy that was inside the laser area was walking around and texting while watching the game, but who wouldn’t after watching a couple hundred games?
Anyway, the kids my wife and I brought to the place had a ton of fun, as did I. Something about going into the enemy HQ and blowing it all to hell somehow makes laser tag all much more gratifying.
My only real complaint about the place, was it felt like it was just as hot inside as it was outside. I was broiling the entire time I was playing arcade games, but when we were inside the arena, it was icy cold.
Also, it was kinda sad as it was about 7pm on a Tuesday night and the place had 2 other kids and an adult in it, no joke. I certainly hope this place doesn’t go out of business. Maybe they should lower their prices and/​or extend the actual laser tag game past 15 minutes?