The Summit Interquest

Bowling, Laser Tag, and Arcade — All Under One Roof

The Summit Interquest is a full-service entertainment center built around three main attractions: a 36-lane bowling alley, a two-story laser tag arena, and a large arcade packed with over 60 video, redemption, and prize games. The bowling lanes are available for open play, cosmic bowling sessions with glow-in-the-dark lighting, and league play for those who want a regular weekly game. The laser tag arena spans 3,500 square feet across two levels, with plenty of cover, barriers, and dark corners to hide in — it can host up to 30 players at a time, making it one of the larger indoor laser tag spaces in the area. Beyond the big three, the venue also offers billiards tables and a full-service restaurant and bar called Crossroads Tavern and Grille. The food menu includes hand-tossed pizzas, burgers, salads, appetizers, and a full bar with local Colorado brews on tap. It is the kind of place where you can easily spend an entire evening bouncing between activities without ever needing to leave the building.

A Two-Story Laser Tag Arena Built for Strategy

The laser tag experience at The Summit is a highlight for many visitors. The two-level arena is designed with a futuristic, alien-planet theme — dark corridors, flashing lights, fog effects, and plenty of obstacles to duck behind. Players wear electronic vests and carry laser guns that register hits on opponents’ sensors. Each game lasts about 15 minutes, and the arena can accommodate groups of all sizes, from small teams to full 30-player battles. The staff runs the games, keeps score, and manages the teams, so players can focus entirely on strategy and fun. The arena works well for both casual first-timers and more competitive groups. Kids as young as six can participate, and the two-level layout means there is always a new angle to approach. For birthday parties and corporate events, the laser tag can be bundled with bowling and arcade credits to create a full package.

Birthday Parties, Corporate Events, and Group Gatherings

The Summit Interquest is a natural fit for celebrations of all kinds. Birthday party packages are available at several tiers — Silver, Gold, and Platinum — each combining food (pizza, chicken tenders, mac and cheese bites) with a choice of bowling, laser tag, and game cards. The Platinum package includes 90 minutes of bowling with shoe rental, one round of laser tag per guest, a $20 game card per guest, and a signed bowling pin for the birthday kid. Gold and Silver packages offer scaled-down versions with similar components. Corporate events and team-building gatherings are also well served. The venue has private event rooms, lane-side seating areas, and the Eagles Nest VIP lounge (available at select locations) that can be reserved for meetings, holiday parties, and group outings. The staff handles setup, food service, and activity coordination, making it a straightforward option for companies looking to get their teams together for something more engaging than a standard meeting.

The People Who Keep the Fun Running

Customer reviews frequently mention specific staff members by name — Brendan, Chris, Zach Race

, and others — as being especially helpful, enthusiastic, and attentive. The front desk team handles shoe rentals, game card activations, and lane assignments, while the party hosts manage birthday groups and keep everything running on schedule. The laser tag attendants brief players on equipment and rules before each game, which is particularly helpful for first-timers and younger children. Like any large entertainment venue, experiences can vary depending on the day and time. Busy weekend evenings can mean longer waits for bowling lanes and laser tag sessions, while weekday afternoons and late-night hours tend to be quieter and more relaxed. The venue also runs regular specials — Mountain Mondays, Hump Day half-price laser tag, Cosmic Nights on weekends — that offer better value for those who can plan around them.

A Place to Relax Between Games

The Summit Interquest includes a full-service restaurant and bar, Crossroads Tavern and Grille, where guests can sit down for a meal or a drink before or after their activities. The bar serves local craft beers, cocktails, and a full food menu. For those who want a quieter experience, the restaurant area is separated from the main arcade and bowling noise, making it possible to have a conversation while still being part of the action. The venue also has a spacious seating area near the arcade and bowling lanes where non-players can hang out and watch. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building. The facility is ADA accessible, and there is plenty of free parking on site. Military discounts are offered, and group rates are available for larger parties.