Active kidz

Laser Tag in a Post-Apocalyptic Arena

The centerpiece is the Battle Quest Arena, a 4,500-square-foot themed laser tag space built around a post-apocalyptic world inspired by Terminator and Transformers. Players suit up with state-of-the-art vests and phasers and battle through 20–30 minute matches, weaving around cover and obstacles in a dark, atmospheric setting. Kids must be at least five years old to play, and parents can join in as long as they wear a vest for safety. The arena supports a variety of game modes, so both first-timers and seasoned players find something to enjoy. Laser tag can be booked as part of open play sessions, birthday packages, or private group events, and additional games are available à la carte for those who want to keep the battle going.

More Than a Battlefield: Mazes, Bounce Zones and Climbing Walls

Beyond laser tag, the center is packed with attractions. The custom-built four-level Adventure Maze is one of the largest on Long Island’s North Shore, with more than 40 play elements including slides, tunnels, bridges, a web elevator climb, and a big ball squeeze. A separate room holds three giant inflatables, including a 36-foot Adrenaline Maze and an 18-foot Koombo Combo. There’s also a 20-foot rock climbing wall with an automatic belay system and beginner, intermediate, and expert routes, plus a Ninja Warrior obstacle course, a Mission Impossible-style Lazer Frenzy laser-beam crossing game, Cannon Blast foam-ball battles, 10-pin mini bowling, and a 19-game arcade with a redemption counter for ticket prizes.

Birthdays, Field Trips and Private Events All in One Place

Active Kidz is built around celebrations. It offers a full menu of birthday party packages — from Active Play and Laser Tag to Ultimate combos that add the Ninja course, rock climbing, or a bubble dance party — each with a private party room, pizza, drinks, invitations, and a dedicated party coach. The birthday child is free in most packages, and additional children can be added for a per-child fee. The venue also hosts Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, family gatherings, school field trips, corporate events, laser tag leagues, holiday parties, and full-facility rent-outs for groups that want the entire space to themselves. Open play sessions run in scheduled blocks, but the calendar can shift when private parties take over, so it’s worth checking ahead.

Friendly, Trained Staff Who Keep Things Safe and Smooth

The team at Active Kidz is a big part of the experience. Party coaches guide groups through the schedule, help with decorations, and look after younger kids in the bounce and maze areas. Staff are trained to supervise the rock wall, laser tag arena, and inflatables, and reviewers frequently single out individual hosts for being attentive, patient, and genuinely helpful with shy or first-time visitors. Safety rules are clearly laid out: socks are required in the maze and inflatables, sneakers for laser tag, climbing, and the Ninja course, and kids must be five or older for laser tag. A waiver is signed before play, and the facility is kept clean and well-supervised.

Party Rooms, Arcade and Room to Catch Your Breath

Each party includes time in a private party room, where guests can sit down for pizza and cake away from the action. The rooms are set up by the front desk, and guests are welcome to bring their own cake and desserts, though other outside food isn’t permitted. The arcade doubles as a relaxed public space where families can trade tickets for prizes between activities. For parents and adults, there are chairs and a coat closet at each attraction, and an adult food and drink menu is available. With everything under one roof, it’s easy to spend a full afternoon moving between battles, bounces, climbs, and cake without ever stepping outside.

Open Play for Walk-In Fun

When there’s no private party on the calendar, Active Kidz opens its doors for open play. Packages range from a simple Bounce & Play session in the maze and inflatables to a full Blast Pass that includes laser tag, the Ninja course, rock climbing, and more. Reservations are required, and specials are offered only during open play hours, so checking the events calendar or calling ahead is the best way to plan a visit.