Blazer Lazer Tag, Austin

This place is amazing not only do get to play on a huge arena, but they also have an arcade inbetween games, serve pizza and have birthday parties. The staff is very friendly and the games fun and challenging. Although, I do not recommend it for small childern or the elderly. This is for people that are mostly between the age of 11-40. It is a little expensive but it's worth it!

This place was great, the best lazer tag I have ever been to. It had two stories of towering structures and challenging fun, what a blast!! You have to go!!!!!

Playing @ Blazer Tag is like Real Life Halo (video game). I think it is either 2 or 3 stories tall. It is the largest lazer tag arena in Texas. The only thing missing is a bar.

The four-stars in my overall rank are not obviously related to the "Atmosphere" or "Value" of the place - which are as reported in the previous reviews, except that games after 10pm cost $5, and if you have a membership ($5 for the year), regular games are $6 and your 11th game is free. My husband and I (no kids) always have a really great time at Blazer tag. The arena is a converted movie theatre, which is about 3 stories high in places - It's like a video game map come to life. The staff is friendly, and I've never seen anyone having a bad time playing the video games, air hockey, rock wall, and other games outside of the lazer tag arena... Rumor has it that thy are considering building a larger facility in North Austin...

I have been to this establishment many times, but only as a member of a large party. Usually when I went, I enjoyed myself, unaware of the price. However, recently, I looked into going with a friend of mine, I was expecting the price to be a few dollars an hour, seeing how the maintenance of the facility was in grave disrepair (duct tape holding fixtures in place, carpet coming up, malfunctioning machines) but when I looked at the price list, I was astonished to find out that it did not in fact cost a few dollars an hour, but instead $7.00 for just 15 minutes of play. Shortly afterward, I discovered that they were the only Laser Tag facility in the Austin area, and were using this monopoly to take advantage of unsuspecting guests. I urge you to boycott Blazer Laser Tag; they charge unfair prices for substandard services