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| - We took our son, his friends and some of their parents to Laser Quest for son's 11th birthday. If I could give the actual laser tag game a score of 5, I would. I'd give employees a 1. Kids and adults all had fun playing. First of all LQ, turn down the music. Even the kids were complaining it was loud. When being given instructions by our party helper, I could barely understand what she was saying ... I couldn't hear her. We nearly missed our first game. Employees look miserable there ... with the exception of guy who took us back to play. He was fun, happy and made sure everyone knew what to do. Our party helper seemed confused herself most of the time. She kept saying she was there to help us, but she wasn't really. She was also cleaning, passing out color tags, etc. There were people behind the desk who weren't doing much of anything even though it was really busy. We had a party room for 45 minutes. We were given the room late, yet when it was time to get out, we were rudely told to do so. We had party room from 3 to 3:45 and the next party slated for that room was at 5. Not sure what 5 more minutes would have hurt since we were given room 5 minutes late. I guess I would suggest skipping parties here unless you can arrange for more party room time. No one ever gave me that option. 45 minutes was not enough. Personally, I think if you're going to play here for a birthday this summer, do only that. Three games for $18 all summer. Make reservations ahead of time even if you are only going to play. Then take everyone home for food and a swim. Or, take to a pizza place afterward. When you go, be ready for music that is way louder than it needs to be and employees who seem to be confused or mad. Laser tag is super fun and our group already has plans to back to play.
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