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Blazer Tag Adventure Center

4.2 (180 reviews)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Leah L.

Meh. This place was fine for what it is, we had a good time. However, we are a bunch of grown ass adults who just wanted to play games on a friend's birthday. I can't imagine a family making this a regular outing. Many of the games on the arcade floor were out of order, several appeared to be functioning but just ate my quarters. We still had fun and took it for what it was, but it is far from amazing.

Anthony L.

Blazer Tag is a gem in Austin! I like the out of this world theme and the entire experience is set up to make sure you have fun no matter what. They have laser tag, video games, and even a bar and TVs for the adults. The employees really care about making sure you have fun and I think that is what stood out to me the most. They were very responsive, made sure to explain laser tag and the purchase options really well, and there was always someone available to answer a question or keep an eye on things in the laser tag arena and the gaming area. I am an out of towner and wish there was one near me! They have options for every budget and whether you play games or are an adult chaperone you will enjoy your time here. I definitely recommend this spot and want to visit again next time I'm in Austin.

Sarena T.

Had a blast doing laser tag here! We went in a group of 7. If you're looking for an activity for a large group of people, this would be perfect. It's a huge room that's 3 stories tall, and could fit way more people than 7. They said it's the 3rd largest laser tag room in Texas and the 5th largest in the country! The ramps/bridges are like a maze and make it really fun. Considering the height of the peek holes, it's more built for adults than kids, but kids could play on the ground level. It was $20.80 for two games for us, each game lasted about 20 minutes (it feels like longer) and we were tapped out after 2 games. First round we did individual and second round we did 2 randomized teams. You can't make a reservation unless it's a birthday party, but we waited less than 30 minutes to play our first game. You can play the arcade games while you wait. There didn't seem to be many people playing laser tag actually. The arcade is small but has fun games. You purchase coins and get paper tickets, the old-fashioned way! The only confusing part to me was the gems, I didn't really understand how that worked and the intro video barely touched on it. The scoring system is more complicated than expected (the employee didn't seem to know how it worked either) and they give you your score cards at the laser tag counter after your game. It's off the highway and there's tons of parking available.

Jackie S.

We were in Austin on a very rainy day and were looking for something fun to do with our 11 year old. After having toured the Texas Capitol, I looked for something nearby. Blazer laser stood out from its description of a multi-level arena. It's like a very high tech game of hide and seek. Also, it's HUGE! Plenty of fun spots to hide, powerups to acquire, and fun to be had. At around $7 per person per 15 minute game - it was a great deal! This was on a Thursday where they have specials and just about everything. Their equipment and blasters are clean and high tech. They also have an arcade with lots of games of chance - with a little bit of skill and luck you can win lots of tickets! Our son won just over 2,000 tickets and had a blast.

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Juliana O.

I took my kids to a birthday party here and they had the time of their life! I love that they give you actual coin tokens, and you get actual tickets unlike other places which have resorted to using those plastic cards. It's fun. It's nostalgic. Their pizza was pretty good and they even have a bar there for the parents. The laser tag area was pretty awesome. It's multi levels and there's lots of places to hide. They give you a briefing before you go in, which is helpful because we had never done. It had no idea what to expect. They have air hockey skee ball and a ton of other arcade games 10/10 recommend.

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James H.

My daughter celebrated her birthday in stlye last week with her friends with two rounds of laser tag. The assigned birthday party room was clean, functional for our numbers and the service host was very helpful with friendly personality. Dads can order a cold one on tap to help them through all of the excitement from screaming kids with streams of tickets in hand from arcade games.

Bianca L.

Great way to beat the Austin heat! I visited with my daughter for laser tag and we had a blast. It's got a real funky old school vibe. I love that you actually use tokens for the arcade games and receive tickets when so many spots have switched to cards. The laser tag game lasts 20 minutes and there are so many levels and dark corners to ensure victory!!! So glad this place exists!

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Kaitlyn O.

I was expecting to have fun, maybe even partially decided to come here as part of a funny little bit for my friends and I. I could have never expected a 3 story arena that was full of very energetic and competitive adults. We were there towards the end of the day on a Friday night and it was most fun I have ever had. A game of laser tag at Blazer Tag is twenty minutes of being in primal fight of flight mode. The people in here take this game so serious and it is so incredibly fun. The workers were also so sweet and very adamant that we didn't know laser tag until we have played it here. They could not have been more right. I have never dropped and rolled more in my life. I am slightly afraid of the person I became in that arena, in the BEST way possible. The prices were amazing, the ambiance was nostalgic. It is the BIGGEST laser tag arena in Texas, you cannot miss it. It will ruin all other laser tag arenas for you. If anyone visits me here they will be going to Blazer Tag wether they want to or not. A true Austin gem.

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Kimberly C.

This place is so amazing ! We did three rounds of blazer laser tag . The food was so good actually . We got wings , pizza , snow cones and loved all of it. The customer service was 10/10 , the guy was amazing and we got to change our names for each game , which was so cool .

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Great place. Wasn't able to use my alias "Spyder" and it smelled like diabolical farts but great place overall.

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Visited this location with my grandson..it was his choice on our date dayfun times..great games..happiness always!!

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Always great when at least 30 on both teams. Facility and staff are great. Amazing get away on hot summer days

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I always have so much fun here. Their laser tag room and their arcade games are great. I definitely plan on coming back.

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Employees were all very nice, the facilities were in great shape and the laser tag was awesome. Took my 12 year old and we had a blast.

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Best Lazer Tag spot I've been too! Very fun arcade and different from most regular lazer tag games you play!

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So much fun for the entire family! This place has been around since 1999 and just keeps getting better

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This place was pretty cool, the laser tag was awesome kids and the adults had a blast, totally recommend

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How much does it cost for a kid here?

$221.

Can a five year old play with his dad?

We recommend children be 7 or older due to the weight of the vest and the darkness in the arena BUT if you are going to play with them you are more than welcome to make that decision

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“Blazer Tag has one of the largest arenas I have ever played in and I believe they have THE largest one in Texas.”

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