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Laser Tag in Dayton, OH

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Woodman Laser Tag

Indoor venue
Laser Tag
Lounge AreaSoft DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear RentalBowling
3200 Woodman Dr, Kettering, OH 45420, United States Woodman Laser Tag

Woodman Laser Tag is located in Kettering, Ohio, inside the Poelking Woodman Bowling Center at 3200 Woodman Drive, a short drive from downtown Dayton.

The venue features a two-story arena spanning more than 4,000 square feet, with state-of-the-art laser taggers and sensor vests. Players can enjoy head-to-head battles, team games, and the fast-paced Laser Frenzy maze challenge, with staff happy to customize modes for any group. Single games, multi-game passes, and all-you-can-play options make it easy to fit any budget.

Beyond laser tag, the club offers party packages that include table time, bowling pins, soda, and arcade cards, with the Mega Party adding a full hour of bowling. The surrounding bowling center and arcade provide extra entertainment, while a lounge area lets guests relax between rounds. It is a great fit for birthdays, corporate team building, and family outings, welcoming players from age six to adults.

+1 (937) 293 31 79
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from $7

Scene75 Entertainment Center Dayton

Indoor venue
Laser Tag
Party RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksBarArcadeBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear Rental
6196 Poe Ave, Dayton, OH 45414, United States Scene75 Entertainment Center Dayton

Scene75 Entertainment Center sits in the Vandalia area of Dayton, Ohio, right off Interstate 75, inside a converted warehouse spanning roughly 164,000 square feet — one of the largest indoor entertainment centers in the country.

Its 14 attractions and 150-plus arcade games include the largest indoor electric go-kart track in Ohio, a two-story laser tag arena for up to 45 players, the Tsunami spinning coaster, a drop tower, bumper cars, an 18-hole blacklight mini-golf course, inflatable bouncing, mini-bowling, VR stations, a 4D motion theater, and the Chaos Room gaming theater. Laser tag runs about $8.50 per game, and the venue offers unlimited-attractions passes and seasonal deals.

Beyond the games, Scene75 hosts birthdays, field trips, youth groups, and corporate events in eight private spaces, with a full-service restaurant and two bars, outdoor sand volleyball and bocce courts, and a friendly events team. It’s a weather-proof, all-ages destination for celebrations, team-building, and family outings.

+19376193200
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from $8

Laser Web Dayton

Indoor venue
VRLaser Tag
Party RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksSoft DrinksArcadeOn-Site RefereesGear RentalParty Host
533 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459, United States Laser Web Dayton

Laser Web Dayton sits in the Normandy Square Shopping Center in Centerville, a short drive south of downtown Dayton, Ohio. It’s a family-run entertainment venue centered on a roughly 5,000 square foot laser tag arena with upper-level platforms and true three-dimensional play, plus a virtual reality attraction, a laser maze, an arcade, and a snack bar. Games run every 20 minutes with modes like team play, solo missions, and zombie infection, and marshals help every group pick the right format.

Beyond the arena, the club is a popular spot for birthday parties, corporate team-building events, youth lock-ins, and fundraisers, with private party rooms, trained party hosts, and made-to-order pizza and cake options. A comfortable waiting area and a snack bar with both treats and healthy choices round out the experience, making it easy to spend a full afternoon there.

+1 (937) 435 27 37
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from $6
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Common questions

Laser tag runs on infrared, not projectiles: nothing is fired, nothing hurts, and the same session works for a seven-year-old and for a bachelor party. Indoor arenas are the usual format — dark rooms, obstacles and scoring that tracks every hit — while outdoor setups use longer-range equipment and play more like a field game. More about laser tag.

Where should I start?

3 venues to choose from. Two questions cut that in half in about a minute: how many people are coming, and does the group want a roof over their heads. Everything else — price, rating, amenities — is already on the cards, so you can compare without opening ten tabs. More opens the full listing with the address and phone number.

How much does it cost?

Cheapest on the list is Laser Web Dayton at $6 per person. Expect the real total to land higher: paint, extra rounds, upgraded gear and party add-ons are priced separately at most places. The upside is that per-person rates drop sharply with group size, so a party of twelve often pays less each than a party of four.

Does the weather matter?

Everything on this list is indoors , so the forecast does not enter into it. That also means climate control, predictable lighting and sessions that run to schedule — which is why indoor arenas tend to work better for younger players and for parties booked weeks in advance.

Is this good for a kids birthday?

Most places here are set up for it — 3 venues have at least one of the party pieces: Arcade — 3 venues, Party Room — 2, Birthday Packages — 2. The thing to confirm is the room, not the game: a venue with a dedicated party room runs birthdays on a schedule, with a slot for cake and presents, while one without it means eating in the lobby. Ask about the minimum number of kids and whether you can bring your own food.

Can we get food and drinks there?

3 of the venues here have food or a place to sit: Lounge Area — 3 venues, Soft Drinks — 2, Bar — 1. For a party that matters as much as the game — the game takes an hour, the rest of the afternoon happens around a table.

Is there anything else to do there?

Yes — 3 venues here are more than a single field: Arcade — 3 venues, Bowling — 2, Go-Karts — 1. That changes what you are booking. An hour of laser tag fills part of an afternoon; an hour of laser tag plus a few games of something else fills the whole thing, and gives the group somewhere to go when half of them want a break.

Are there changing rooms?

3 venues here have the basics covered: Gear Rental — 3 venues, On-Site Referees — 3. These are the details nobody thinks about until they are missing — a place to change out of the gear, somewhere to keep bags, a room that is a reasonable temperature in August. The icons on each card show what that venue has, and More opens the full list.

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