Bought a CHF 20 DeinDeal for 3 x 15-minute laser tag games. Came with a group of 14, and they gave…read moreus a discount price of only CHF 30 (instead of the normal 45) for those without the DeinDeal. I think this is one of (if not the largest) laser tag places in Switzerland. Awesome maze with cool music and smoky fog effects. We had a great time running around in the dark, shooting each other with lasers. They sold cold drinks and ice cream for our breaks in between sets. Definitely loads of fun and a great cardio workout at an affordable price in Switzerland.

From the owner: Die Gute Seele des Allgäus - Das gemütliche Lokal mit Biergarten und moderner Kegelbahn mit…read moreBildschirmanimation und natürlich unsere guten Seelen

I am writing this based on my relative experience in Switzerland for a bowling alley - no reference…read moreto other countries. For Switzerland being bowling is not the most common big sport, this place located not too far of a walk from the Schlieren train station (10-15 min walk) is not too shabby. It has the essentials of what you need: a 90s style/suburban old town style bowling aura (this is in comparison to what I've seen in the U.S.). But the lanes are fully functional, the machines do the scoring and there are a variety of balls (those they are quite old and are not very smoothly perfect). They rent shoes and also sell food/beer - which is a huge plus as the first bowling place I've been to stopped serving beer and food after 6pm (somewhere in the middle of nowhere near Zug). So all the elements for a good time are there: food, drinks, bowling balls, shoes and functioning lanes with machine scoring systems. All you need to do is bring your entourage and some money! Reservations are highly recommended as even on a Wednesday evening the lanes are fully packed!