League Play

Our Laser Tag League will give your child the opportunity to play a lot of laser tag. The games we play consist of various missions that aim to challenge your child to use strategy and teamwork while incorporating physical activity.

If your child is typically disinterested in organized sports and is falling into habits that include a lack of exercise and anti-social behavior, then our program might be a good fit for your child. Or, maybe your child is looking for a sport that is all inclusive and promotes teamwork and communication like no other sport that exists today… then your search is over.

Our TLTL (Tactical Laser Tag League) is unlike any other organized sport… It taps into the already massive video game industry but adds a level of exercise that most “couch commandos” do not get. We call it “exertainment”. Many of the parents of our middle school players have approached us during a league season expressing their excitement that our program has gotten their kids off the couch, and away from FORTNITE and Call of Duty… allowing them to play with their peers and get some much-needed exercise. With childhood obesity on the rise, and the interest in organized sports on the decline… there has never been a better time for us to introduce a new exciting option that overcomes the challenges needed to attract players into our programs.

Each laser tag team will be made up of 4 players depending on the number of total registrations in the league. Teams will stay together over the entire season.

Each season consists of up to 10 teams of four competing in weekly matches over 6 – 10 weeks to battle for the top spot. Each Match consists 3 games in a best-of-three format against another team, played on a Thursday Evening (or another night to be determined based on availability at the start of the league).

At the end of the season, the 2 teams with the most match wins, will battle it out in the finals.

Our revolutionary smartphone application allows players view their stats outside of games, view their personal medals and track their progress and improvement throughout the season.