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Welcome to Laser Quest Coventry

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Laser Quest is a game of wits, cunning, strategy and stealth. A game that almost seems like the real thing. Laser Quest is an indoor game where you can enter a fantasy world where you compete in a game of electronic tag as a team or individual in our pre-built arena. Whether you’re 6 or 66 you’ll love the adrenaline-pumping exhilaration of stalking your opponents and unleashing a volley of laser fire in a battle zone from the 21st century.

Each player is equipped with state of the art laser equipment and the game is played in a uniquely styled arena which features custom built scenery, ramps, catwalks, lighting effects, fog and futuristic music.

Each game session will last 20 minutes, with up to 30 players in each session. Each session includes all the equipment you need and a briefing on how to play. At the end of your game scores will be displayed on the score monitor with printed scorecards handed out for you to keep.

Our arena here at Laser Quest is made up of many twists and turns depicting a maze, with many passages and places to hide. The 2nd level of the arena can be accessed by using any of the ramps. Lighting is provided by numerous UV’s so dark clothing is advisable.

The Laser Packs
The Laser Quest packs are state of the art and contain various sensors for you to aim for during game play. All sensors are highlighted by the flashing led’s which in turn reflect on the type of game you are playing. Each time a sensor is hit, the pack automatically shuts down for a few seconds to allow you to escape to another location before you reactivate. Each hit received is stored within the equipment which in turn is downloaded into the computer at the end of the game, to provide everyone with an individual score sheet.

The Gun
Each time the trigger is squeezed, a red laser beam is omitted which is used as a targeting guide in order to help you gain points in each game. The lasers used in this game are completely harmless as they are no more powerful than the infrared beam that comes out of your television remote control unit.