Jas Laser Tag

Sacramento’s Largest Two-Story Laser Tag Arena

The centerpiece of SacTag is its laser tag arena — an 8,500-square-foot, two-story battlefield that is the largest of its kind in the Sacramento area. The space is designed with ramps, bridges, elevated sniper positions, and neon-lit sci-fi corridors that give players a genuine vertical combat experience. Fog machines, black lights, and a pumping soundtrack create an immersive atmosphere that turns each 15-minute mission into something closer to a movie set than a standard game room. Up to eight teams can play at once, and the arena can accommodate more than 40 players in a single session. The scoring system is fully automated — vests have front and rear sensors, and every hit is tracked in real time. There is no honor system needed. Players receive a printed scorecard after each game showing their hits, accuracy, and overall rank.

More Than Just Laser Tag — Bumper Cars, Mazes, and Arcade Games

Between laser tag rounds, guests can try the bumper cars, which run on a dedicated floor and are popular with both kids and adults. The Laser Maze challenges players to navigate a web of green laser beams without breaking them — a test of agility and patience that works well for all ages. The Beam Buster adds another layer of target-based fun. For younger children ages 2 to 12, the Jungle Play Area offers a soft, climbable structure where they can burn off energy in a safe environment. The arcade is stocked with classic and modern games, and players can redeem tickets for prizes. The variety means that even in a single visit, a group can cycle through several different activities without ever getting bored.

Built for Birthdays, Team Building, and Group Events

SacTag is designed with group celebrations in mind. Birthday parties are a core part of the business, with all-inclusive packages that cover laser tag games, pizza, drinks, and a private party room for two hours. The staff handles setup and cleanup, so parents can focus on the kids. Corporate groups and community organizations also use the space for team-building exercises — laser tag naturally encourages communication, strategy, and quick decision-making in a low-pressure, high-energy setting. The facility also hosts fundraisers for schools and nonprofits, where the venue handles logistics and the organization earns money from ticket sales. Sports teams frequently book the space for end-of-season parties or bonding events. Private party rooms are available, and groups larger than 30 can make special arrangements.

A Relaxed, Family-Run Atmosphere

The team at SacTag is small and hands-on. Reviews consistently mention that the staff is patient with first-time players and attentive to safety. Every session begins with a briefing where Game Marshals explain the rules, demonstrate the equipment, and make sure everyone understands how to play. The vibe is welcoming — the kind of place where regulars are recognized and new visitors are guided through the experience step by step. The facility is clean and well-maintained, with sanitizer stations and regular wiping of equipment between uses. Walk-ins are welcome during all open hours, and no reservation is needed for standard games. For those planning a party or large group, booking ahead is recommended to secure a time slot and a private room.

Comfortable Spaces Between Games

SacTag offers private party rooms that can be used for up to two hours, giving groups a dedicated space to eat, open presents, or just relax between activities. The rooms are set up and cleaned by staff, and tables come with cups, plates, utensils, napkins, and a table cover. Parents and spectators are welcome to stay and watch — there is seating near the arena and arcade area. The facility also has restrooms, parking, and a waiver system that can be completed online before arrival to speed up check-in. Extra food can be brought in from outside, and pizza, wings, cheese sticks, and other snacks are available for purchase on-site.