Lightweight metal guns emulate the real deal but fire harmless infrared light during laser-tag missions staged inside 7,000 sq. ft. arena

• Expires Jan 9, 2013
• Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per party per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment recommended; subject to availability.
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• $29 for three rounds of laser tag for two (a $60 value)
• $49 for three rounds of laser tag for four (a $120 value)

Rounds take about 10–15 minutes each, depending on the mission players choose, and the lightweight faux weapons make missions appropriate for ages 7 and older.

Racing pulses pound in players' ears as they dive for the safety of sturdy PVC bunkers, narrowly evading the infrared ammunition of their opponents’ faux firearms. This scene unfolds in real time at First Person Sports, a 7,000-square-foot arena for tactical laser tag skirmishes. Warriors shoulder or play catch with lightweight metal guns, which shoot crimson beams up to 550 feet guided by a red-dot or telescopic scope. Players select from 12 missions, which are designed to completely engross players and range in difficulty. Once soldiers are out of ammo and ideas for impromptu laser shows, they can wipe out virtual targets in an Xbox lounge or inquire about importing the battle to their own backyard by scheduling a mobile event.