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Laser Tag in Las Vegas
Suit up, grab a phaser, and duck into a blacked-out arena — here are the Las Vegas spots where you can actually play laser tag right now.
More Things to Do in Vegas →I’ve lived in Las Vegas my whole life, and laser tag is one of those rare activities that works for a kid’s birthday party, a team-building night, or a big family group where everyone from grandkids to grandparents wants in. The thing about attractions in this town is that they come and go fast, so I went straight to the venues’ own websites to make sure everything on this list is still open. A couple of the old favorites have closed for good (more on that below), but the arenas here are the real, currently-open places to play. Here’s where I’d send you.

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Where to Play Laser Tag in Las Vegas
Battle Blast Laser Tag
This is the closest thing Las Vegas has to a dedicated, old-school laser tag arena — a multi-level, sci-fi themed course where the whole point is running around tagging each other in the dark. In between rounds there’s an arcade and a snack bar, and it’s a popular spot for birthday parties and group events. Players generally need to be at least 42 inches tall and around age 6 and up. Tip: Days and hours vary through the week, and they run “all you can play” sessions at certain times — call ahead at 702-228-0951 or check the official site so you land during open play.
Flip N Out Xtreme — Summerlin
If your crew wants laser tag plus a hundred other ways to burn energy, this is your place. Alongside the laser tag arena you’ll find wall-to-wall trampolines, a ninja obstacle course, dodgeball, climbing walls, and slides — which makes it great for mixed-age groups where not everyone wants to do the same thing. Tip: Grippy socks are required for the trampoline attractions, and combo passes are usually the best value; check the official site for current hours, pricing, and party packages before you go.
Flip N Out Xtreme — Henderson
Same brand, Henderson side of the valley — so if you live out toward Green Valley or Anthem, this is the easier drive. You get the laser tag arena plus the full trampoline-park lineup, with a few extras unique to this location like a donut slide and a climbing wall or two the Summerlin park doesn’t have. It’s an easy answer when the kids are bouncing off the walls and you need somewhere to point that energy. Tip: Weekends and school breaks get busy, so check the official site for hours and consider reserving a party package ahead of time.
A Couple of Honest Notes
All Family Fun Center & Laser Quest
You may still see these two floating around older “laser tag in Las Vegas” lists, but the All Family Fun Center on East Russell Road — which also housed the local Laser Quest arena — has permanently closed. I left them off on purpose so you don’t drive across town to a locked door. Laser tag venues open and close often here, so it’s always worth a quick call before you load up the car.
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