Laser Tag Overview
Laser tag is a shooting sport where players try to shoot opponents with an infrared-sensitive gun. Modern equipment allows players to imitate firearms and use items like control points and grenade launchers.
- Most laser tag guns weigh 1/2 to 1 pound. Company-owned guns weigh 1.5-3 pounds.
- The guns shoot infrared beams to tag targets and score points.
- Professional replica guns cost $150-$1000. Cheaper guns cost $25-$150.
- The range reaches about 150 feet – suitable for most indoor games.
History of Laser Tag
Laser tag became popular in the 1970s when the first toy laser gun was invented. The U.S. army used similar technology to train soldiers. In 1982, the laser tag arena game was created.
Game Duration and Equipment
- Indoor games last between 5 and 30 minutes.
- Outdoor games can last from 20 minutes up to several hours.
- Team tactics and shooting accuracy become crucial, especially at long distances.
Laser Tag Experience
Laser tag promotes a safe, clean, and fun shooting experience. It is suitable for children as young as 6, using special guns with multiple firing modes like pistol, shotgun, and rocket launcher. The game offers indoor/outdoor recreational fun for all ages.