Laser Quest-Tulsa

This place provided a fun, simple introduction to laser tag. I didn’t check out the rest of the offerings, but the clientele were a great mix of ages and not super aggressive. The staff were enthusiastic.

What a blast this is! We played laser tag in a flourescent maze with various levels. I tried to wait in hiding for someone to come along but then I got bored. So I went searching. Once someone tags you, your vest vibrates for 3 seconds. Your laser gun is disabled too for 3 seconds. Marshall, their employee, was great! He played the tag with us.
You cannot run, crouch, kneel, sit, or lie down for safey’s sake. The gun will give 3 long beeps when the game is over. It was a good deal for $ 18 for 2 people.
Then they showed us the newest game… room escapes. They have various levels. The first one is one room with a fifty percent chance of escaping. The second one is two rooms with a 25% chance of escaping. Lastly, the third is three rooms with a 10% chance of escaping.
They give you a walkie talkie where you can ask for clues if you get stuck. No need to get claustrophobic, you can leave by the door you came in. You have one hour to escape! Its a fair price at $ 20 per person. We are going back tomorrow to play the one with one room!
The second day — We tried the first escape room and made it out! Annette, the General Manager, was so nice!

Hell yeah, laser tag! I had a great time here the other day with a few friends. The staff is really friendly, explains everything clearly and keeps a good eye on the games to make sure everything runs as smooth as butter. Definitely a fun way for a group of adults to channel their inner kid and laugh while sweating it out under the blacklights. Which reminds me… don’t wear neon. It makes you an easy target!
The game room has multiple levels and maze paths to make play even more fun and challenging. The rest of the facility is great, too… arcade games, air hockey, birthday rooms and more. I love it. Probably one of the best laser tag experiences I’ve ever had. I’ll be back, and hopefully next time those eight year old kids won’t make a fool of me on the scoreboard!