Laser Flash

Came in for a birthday party and the kids had a great time. It was not busy so it was a bonus that there was not a crazy amount of people. The laser tag course was legit with an upstairs area and plenty of places to hide from and attack opponents.

Have to say this is a hidden gem in Carmel. The playing field is huge and our family has gone a couple times now and always had a great time. It can be a little crowded on the weekends but it's easy to pop in on a weeknight with a small group and have a blast.

If you ask my nephews, I am cool. And I'm sure it's in no small part because I take them on adventures like Laser Flash on a summer afternoon. What to do with a 12-year-old and 10-year-old who have very different ideas of a fun activity? They couldn't agree on anything because - as siblings do - one would complain about anything the other suggested. We finally locked in on laser tag with a promise of ice cream afterward to satisfy both of them. Laser Flash was easy to find in what I assume is central Carmel (we're from out of town). The building looks like it's in an industrial park. When we walked in, we found it lively with arcade games and lots of boisterous kids. I went ahead and purchased laser tag for the four of us and we were told our game would start in about 12 minutes. We watched a video explaining the game (King of the Hill) and making sure we knew how to use our equipment. We were ushered by staff into the equipment room where we grabbed our vests and blasters. We had a great time rushing around, staking claim of the hills, and earning points by shooting lasers at each other's vests. Our group was mixed with another family there, which actually made it more fun for us. The inside wasn't as black light friendly or decorated as other places I've been so that's an area for improvement. The price is also steep at $20 a person. I know that comes with a free game every day for 30 days, but we were all there from out of town so it wasn't much of a benefit. I would have rather had an option for a day-long pass in the moment so we could play more on that specific afternoon.

Everyone who has visited Laser Flash at some point (including me) has said something along the lines of, "I didn't know there was a laser tag place here!" Laser Flash is hiding in plain sight, in an unassuming area just off Carmel Drive in the heart of Carmel. But yeah! There is laser tag and an arcade in Carmel, and it's really great.We've been to Laser Flash for a birthday party, and then we visited for our own child's birthday. This is a great option if you just want something for a birthday that is casual and no-stress. For my kid's birthday, we literally just called the day before and made a reservation for the number of kids we thought would want to do laser tag, and then showed up and it was all good. Then we ordered pizza the day of. Easy peasy.Each session of laser tag is actually two, and you also get to come back for a whole month to play laser tag. It's actually a really good deal! And you also get a discount at the arcade with each game that you play.They have a Noble Roman's inside the facility. It's a full-blown restaurant. You can order full pizzas and breadsticks to enjoy inside Laser Flash, or you can also get the pizzas to go or have them delivered to you if you live locally. They also have beer and wine.The arcade at Laser Flash isn't the biggest, but for the kids we were dealing with (which ranged in ages from 5 to 10), it was perfect, and they played for more than two hours. The arcade operates on a card system: You receive a card when you buy laser tag, and then you can add money to it to play the arcade games. The arcade games are each around 80 cents to $1. If you win tickets, the tickets are uploaded onto your card. Then, you can present your card to the prize station and pick a prize, the quantity and quality of which depends on the number of tickets you have won. They actually have some really decent prizes available. My kids walked away with fidget toys, sensory items, full-sized toys and the like. As a parent, one of the important things to me when visiting a place like this is: Is it clean? Do they clean regularly? And yes, Laser Flash is a clean place, and they clean regularly. There is also copious bottles of hand sanitizer everywhere, for your convenience. I like a place that is generous with its hand sanitizer.

10/10 would recommend. Great time. Even for us old folks wanting play some laser tag!

My whole family had such a blast visiting Laser Flash! Best last tag I've ever played. Each session has THREE games in it, around 40 minutes total for each session. And the prices are so affordable! Pay a flat monthly rate and get daily laser tag for $17-25 per month. If you have older kids (teens), this is a great deal! You can make an entire evening out of it and enjoy pizza (they have a Noble Romans) and an arcade. We played 2 sessions and some arcade and were there for around 3 hours. The employees were all courteous and helpful and environment energetic and fun! The kids (ages 9-15) raved about the laser tag layout. You will definitely get your workout in here! I suggested wearing closed-toe shoes and clothes to work up a sweat in. Perfect place for groups, youth groups, and events - you can contact them for special pricing regarding group rates and packages.

When I called I was told for $20.00 I would get unlimited laser tag for 30 days. When we arrived the truth was it's unlimited one game a day for 30 days. Thankfully we had a "bonus" game that came with the membership that we used so we could play two games in a row. Our first session it was just us and our couple friends. So 2 v 2 playing King of the Hill. It was pretty fun but didn't have the same level of thrill as playing against a large group. Our second session it was closer to 7 v 7. This was much more fun. We played headquarters which I do NOT suggest at all. This game type is way too easy and doesn't even take that much effort. Our team was winning a game within 3 minutes of starting. All you have to do is walk over to a base, shoot the top. Use your super power to de-activate the enemy's pack or just use rapid fire to knock out the headquarter extremely fast. This game mode was repetitive and really not that exciting. We paid the extra $5.00 to join a third session. We specifically asked not to play headquarters again. We played king of the hill in a 7v7. King of the hill is much more fun as it requires you to move to the different lit up bases. With a larger group there were 2-3 bases at a time that were lit up. The staff was nice but didn't seem to have much control of the groups. When they told the red group to enter, everyone went in. The staff just needs to learn to be a bit louder and make it very clear which group should be entering the ready up room. The packs are nice but heavy. Overall I like them. There were times the having to go back to the base to respawn was frustrating. However I eventually got into a routine. You have a nice chunk of life before you have to return to your base. So it does help create some balance. How does this compare to x-site? I would say king of the hill was pretty thrilling and really got me moving. I do miss the fog machines, the fun music, and the black light decorated walls. I think if laser flash decorates their walls in a more fun manor, it would go a long way. It would have been nice if they had offered a multi game pass for like 1-2 days. We were only there for the weekend and wanted to cram in a bunch of games. However the 30 day pass is really more so designed for locals. Masks were required in the waiting area but not in the arena.

thank you mathan for letting my lovely friends have a good time also do you have Snapchat

They have great games and great laser tag and their food taste super good. When I play in laser tag I lost my cad a guy who was really nice helped me find them. We didn't find all of them but he added them to my card and I still got most of my points and got great prizes. They super nice

This place completely saved this mom! We had to do a last minute birthday party change of plans; our other venue closed (but still accepted reservations online). The parents/kids had already been notified and it was set for in the morning...I couldn't rearrange all of it so- I shot Laser Flash a late night message on Yelp. He answered me quickly and even open EARLY for us the next day!The place was very clean, super organized, explained rules very well and we had a fantastic time!! We played tag, had cards loaded with 10 bucks for the arcade, and then another game of tag. 2 hours in total. The cards allowed the group too return for 1 free game, every day, for a month! Perfect for the winter months! We will be back and this maybe our new place for teen entertainment!