Wazee’s World Laser Zone

Not very happy with this place spent well over a couple hundred dollars to bring my kid here for his birthday, it was a Friday night unlimited laser tag, we were under the impression we could have our younger son and daughter jump together on bounce houses, we just paid $ 25 just about for him to play unlimited laser tag, which its not unlimited because you can only go when your stamp number is called, so if you have a 1, then you can only go when 1 group is called, back to my younger kid they wanted to charge another $ 8 to jump… not happy

You spend $ 50 for 2 people to play laser tag, but you have to wait 45 minutes in between games. Dump.

Growing up as a kid I never got to play laser tag because I didn’t have any friends who would invite me to laser tag. Since then I’ve wistfully wondered what laser tag would be like. Well, last Saturday I finally found out. I now know that laser tag IS FUCKING AWESOME.
You go into this like dark room where this young guy gives you the safety tips and blaha blah blah no one cares. When he’s done yammering you go into the armory to pick up your suit and gun. There’s different teams and each gun has a different handle. Pro tip: try checking your handle before you put the gear on. I ended up with a stupid one – Parnelli. That’s not bad ass at all! I wanted to be Quasar or Ice Fury.
Anyway, once you’re geared up you go into the actual arena, which is a two story space lit by black lights and a crazy Area 51 them. It’s fun as hell running around zapping people. I felt like Terminator walking around corners looking for people to eliminate. Anyway, when you’re done they give you a scorecard to let you know how you did. Turns out I suck ass at laser tag. Still, it was fun.

Very disappointed. The owner or manager, whomever was in charge on Saturday, December 13, 2014 needs to learn some serious customer service skills. I watched him sell sugary treats and sodas to kids and then yell at them for running. He also yelled at them for playing with the mini super balls they just paid for in his machines. He told others to sit properly. These kids were just being kids. This guy needs to find another profession. I guess that explains why it was dead on a Saturday night. It also has not had any improvements since it opened a few years ago. It is being run down.

It’s a little run down, but still looks nice inside. Arcade games are a little old, but the laser tag arena was a blast. Had our sons 9^th birthday there, and everyone had a great time

This is an Excellent Family Environment! Something for everyone. Lase tag for me, Bouncy houses for the kids, Lunar golf, food, and video games for everyone. The staff is very friendly. They take to care of everyone. Great place. Great value. Great fun!!!

We had our 11 year old son’s birthday party here. I don’t understand the negative reviews. We came in and they showed us our party tables. I expected cheap table covers and I bought one to put over theirs. I was wrong. Great red and blue thick table clothes that were perfect.
Beth our party coordinator was exceptional. She brought out the pizza, the tokens, the drinks. The party was perfectly organized. It was perfectly timed so there was no lull in activities. Everyone had fun, adults included. We had plenty of room and the kids had a blast.
The laser tag was a blast and you even get a sheet with your stats… Mine were a sad sight.
Thank you Wazee’s world for such a great experience. We had a blast! I was so impressed with Beth I gave her a generous tip as a thank you. I have never had such a great birthday party experience. The cost was cheaper than it would have been for me to throw a party at the house and it was SOOOOO much easier.

«Play Laser Tag» is now off the bucket list.
I was invited to come here by a group of Cub Scouts. I was reluctant at first because who likes to get their butt kicked by a bunch of 7 – 10 year olds? But, I’m glad I did.
The first game I was pretty much a sitting duck. I placed 7^th out of 8 players thanks to a 5 year old girl who was more clueless than I was. Second game, I was 3^rd out of 8 and I rallied in game 3 placing 5^th out of 23 with about half of that group in their teens.
The laser tag area is 2 stories with plenty of walls, targets, bases, etc. There are two bridges on the upper level that give you a pretty good shot at the players below you however, it also exposes you. Even with 23 players there were plenty of places to hide.
The place also has a lot of arcade games; the usual assortment from shooting aliens to skee ball. You’re awarded tickets at some of the games that you can redeem for prizes.
There’s also an indoor miniature golf course that uses black lights. Not the most difficult course but that’s probably OK if you have young ones with you. You’ll be happy this is here when the temps hit 110 this summer.
They have a snack bar and a very large party area. This would be a terrific place to hold a birthday party. The parents can sit and relax (or get their butt kicked at laser tag) and watch the kids. Nice layout.
It’s very clean, hand sanitizer is provided and you’ll never feel crowded — very large and open.
I may just add «Play Laser Tag Again» to my bucket list.

Went in for a round of mini-​golf to kill some time. The attendant working was friendly and helpful, we were on our way to some mini-​golf shortly. The only disappointing factor was that the course was very short, and not very creative in its design. The black light effect was neat and the décor was fun, but that is really the only upside. The entrance to the course was open to the front windows so the black light effect really wasn’t too apparent due to all the natural light being brought in. Overall this place is very cool and seems like a great place to have a birthday party. Did not get to attend any of the other attractions they offered so this review is strictly for their mini-​golf course.

My family and I went to Wazee’s world on Friday night (3÷14÷14) for the unlimited laser tag night. We have been here many times before and go out of our way to come here. (We are a good 20+ miles away from Wazee’s) We have always had great service each time we have come here. However, this particular night was ruined by the man, Russ, who was attending the snack bar. After our first game of laser tag I wanted to get a cup for water, at this point we had already bought 2 pizzas and everyone had gotten a drink. When I went to ask for a cup for water Russ responded with pointing his finger in the direction of the water fountains and said «we have water fountains.» I was appalled with how rude he was, he was acting as if I was a dog. With this being said, my family and I will no longer come here after this horrible display of customer service.

This place has so much potential but it’s a busted up, money hungry, pathetic excuse for a good time. Most of the games were broken, the others charged a ridiculous amount price for ten seconds of joy. The bouncy house was $ 7.50 and make sure they’re wearing socks or you have to pay $ 2.25 for a pair. The «hurricane» machine was $ 2.00 for ten seconds of 75mph «wind» which helped because it was so damn hot in there. No ATM so you could only get cash by buying something then to be charged $.50. Laser tag was 15 min you couldn’t run, jump, crawl, talk loud, because they mixed adults and little tiny kiddos. You have 500 tickets you get an eraser. Just saddens me because this place is huuugggeee. So, so much potential.

Our family had a blast in the lazer tag arena! It was money well spent. To top it off, Wazee World employees and Owners (Chris and Greg) have impeccable integrity. I lost a bracelet somewhere in the arena, and when I realized it was gone, I called them just to see if by chance it was found. I left my name and number and in less than 15 minutes Chris called me back and told me they found it. I was so excited, as it was a brand new Valentine’s gift from my husband. I thought the best way to reward a good deed is to leave a great review. Get down to Wazee’s and have a family fun day!!! Thanks Chris, you saved the day!!!

We went here to celebrate my 11 yo boys birthday. While it is rundown and not all together very clean/​up kept in appearance, the staff was helpful and courteous. The kids had a great time in the cosmic golf and we all enjoyed the laser tag. They could definitely cool the place down a little more and fix it up a little, but overall we were pleased with our experience and the prices weren’t too bad. We would definitely go back.

Took my daughter and a few of her friends here for her birthday. It was very disappointing. The place was filthy, the carpet was peeling up and half of the arcade games didn’t work. My youngest was too young for laser tag but wasn’t allowed to use any of the bouncers because there was a birthday party back there. Employees didn’t enforce any of the rules in the laser tag arena. We will definitely not be going back here again.

I don’t usually give 5 stars, but I’ve played lazer tag in many different locations, and this place was the by far the most fun. It’s got two stories, plenty of places to hide, and you can fit many people in there comfortably. If you are into lazer tag, this is the place. I like to bring my young nieces and nephews here to play lazer tag as a joint Christmas gift for them all, and they always leave smiling!

My son wanted to check out Wazee’s world for laser tag on his birthday so we came here today to get their Sunday special which is about $ 16/​person and you get 3 games of laser tag. Price seemed fair and all 9 kids seem to love it. This place is HUGE, much larger than Laser Quest on 35ave & Peoria. I was actually able to sit down at a table and enjoy a drink and some snacks while the kids played video games until their matches came up. The area is a little industrial looking and the building itself could use some patch work and paint but I don’t care, it was a huge place with lots going on inside. I was shocked to find out they have indoor cosmic golfing, jumping area for kids under 10, a party zone area for birthday parties, food, beverages, and best of all places to sit! I really like this place and it is easy to get to just west of the 101 on Peoria in the west valley. Oh I almost forgot, the air was cranked up so it was almost freezing but I will take that in the middle of summer. I will most definitely be back to Wazee’s.

There is something really awesome about this place. The owner has done a great job with the entire place. We love it! It is so affordable, it isn’t over crowded, it is a lot of fun. It is in the lead for our birthday party this year so far.

Very happy with the birthday party that we threw for our 10 year old son. Wazee’s staff was helpful, attentive, and did all the work for us. Well worth it and I highly recommend this to parents who want to be able to enjoy their childrens special day!
The laser-​tag games were great by the way! Children are evil hunters. :)

I have had the pleasure of visiting this establishment on two different occasions, and each visit I had a BLAST! I have never played laser tag before but I love it now. If you are looking for a place to beat the heat this summer Wazee’s World is the place to be. Both of my visits were for team building events and had a great time. The staff was very friendly and professional. The laser tag arena was huge! I like the different game types that they offer as well. I played a few with a couple co-​workers Vampires and zombies, Commander, and I forget the others. It changes the playing field a bit. They also have a variety of arcade games, miniature golf and different jumpers for the kids. Oh and I can’t forget the snack bar, not much of a pizza guy but dang they make good pizza! Definitely will be back again!

I was looking for an activity to wear out my 9, 8, and 4 year old that didn’t involve the purchase of McNuggets or pizza, and I found it at Wazee’s World. We arrived early for the Mom and Me Bounce, but since there were no other patrons, the owner started up the bounce for the girls. We also played a round of Alien Mini Golf under black light. This would be a great activity for teens (my girls were a little too young for it.) A lengthy chat with the owner led me to learn that they’ve been open since June (!) and that they had a lot of plans that haven’t come to fruition yet because of the economy (like a coffee center, where parents grab coffee and chill or chat, while kids play.) The three bounce houses for 7.00 per kid kept my kids well-​entertained for almost two hours, and gave them the much needed exercise I was seeking. The video game assortment looked comparable to Peter Piper, and they have Air Hockey and Who Wants to be a Millionaire. It looks like the Lazer Tag is a popular option in the evening hours — although we didn’t check that out. Places like this are a much needed alternative to other types of entertainment, but I have a feeling that Wazee’s will continue to struggle. For one, it’s on the outskirts of Sun City — not a city known for having a plethora of children. Additionally, the economy has cut out a lot of this type of activity for families right now. I probably could have taken my kids to the park and gotten a slightly less positive reaction. Still — as a person who believes in local business and supporting activities that keep teens busy, I do recommend you check out Wazee’s World (hopefully it’s here to stay.)