Laser Quest – Richmond

We visited Laser Quest in Midlothian for Cort’s Birthday yesterday. It was four of us and we joined others to make 30 people for the round. As we entered the airlock our teeth and eyes illuminated from the blacklights. It looked really cool. Once we got in the laser maze it was hard to recognize my family. There was a ramp up to an elevated area and several areas to hide and postion yourself for an attack. We had a great time. Even my 6 year old, Cole was able to play. The game felt like it was about ten mins long. It was probably longer but time flies when your having fun. They didn’t have a concession stand to eat or drink anything. They did have a drink and snack machine. So eat before you come. It looks like you can order pizza from outside and have them deliver if you want to cause there was a big Papa Johns sign.

Love this place, best in the area. I travel 25 minutes just to get here. I tried the laser place at skate nation, I don’t like it, and other places, but I did not like it either. I like the actual inside play area and the toy gun and the rules. Some have more annoying to use laser guns. Some people’s indoor area is just awkward.

Came here Saturday for a 5 yr old birthday party. Out of control, they were running all over the place with lots other parties at same time. Not for 5 year olds for sure.

Price is so afforable, great for friends and events, place is very huge, had a great time with my friends when we cant find things to do. I do love this place, miss it havent been there but hopefully be back soon.

The laser tag itself was very fun but the staff could care less if you are there. We went Friday night and the manager was leaving so the high school staff were running the show. No one really told you what is going on and when/​where you should be. The manager came back in and was extremely upset at the staff for not watching the store front. Apparently, he gave them a piece of his mind. So the rest of the night the high school staff members were even more rude. However, the laser tag is priced fairly and the time limit is long (30 min for Iron Man challenges). I would go back. Hopefully, they are more friendly next time.

All kids’ birthday parties are pure chaos… first, give them all a huge sugar buzz and then take them somewhere like laser quest where they can add an adrenaline rush.
My nephew, Anthony, just went to a friend’s birthday party here. Ever since the «Star Wars» light saber toys came out, kids (especially the boys) love fighting with lights. When Anthony was really young, he would run around the house in a cape with his Darth Vader sword.
This is similar fun, but much cooler for older kids who still secretly love their «Star Wars» days.

My family and I took our teenager son and our preteen daughter here for their birthday. We never do parties, but we let them pick something to do as a family.
The kids had an absolute blast. The best part, I beat all of them. Not bad for a mom. It was so much fun and my little one got mad at others for shooting his mom.
My kids still talk about how much fun they had.
The only slight negative thing I have to say is the organization was kinda bad. The first time we went they called our names but we never heard them because it was loud in the waiting area. After awhile I asked what was going on, the girl told me she thought we left.
Yes, I randomly give money to people for services and walk out without ever using them. You got me.