Laser City

Laser tag has been a popular activity for decades, but the recreational activity continues to evolve. When business and life partners Brittany Anderson and Rob Davy first started researching laser tag equipment for their business, Laser City Laser Tag, they were surprised to find that the tools for laser tag had evolved quite a bit since they were young.

“Laser tag equipment has progressed a ton in the last 15 to 20 years," says Rob. "Some places are still using the very old technology, where things are very big, very heavy, and the batteries last half a day. Our equipment talks to you in your ear and there are different modes you can play.”

“You can change your music while you play. It’s an interactive field, so there are things you can tag to get more points for your team,” says Brittany. “It’s so different from when we were kids.”