Laser Tag in New Hampshire, US: 5 venues from $6 – Battleonix
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Laser Tag in New Hampshire, US

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Hilltop Fun Center

Indoor venue
Lounge AreaFood & DrinksPrivate EventsMini GolfOn-Site RefereesGear RentalGo-Karts
165 NH-108, Somersworth, NH Hilltop Fun Center

Hilltop Fun Center sits on Route 108 in Somersworth, New Hampshire, roughly midway between Dover and Rochester on the Seacoast, and bills itself as the region’s largest attraction center. Its centerpiece is a 5,000-square-foot, two-level laser tag arena holding up to 32 players, running 30-minute sessions with three games each and 12 rotating C.H.I.P.S. software modes like Spy, Stealth, and Freeze Ray. Beyond laser tag, guests can race on four go-kart tracks, play 18 holes of mini golf, swing in nine batting cages, climb a rock wall, try the extreme bungee, or spend time in a large arcade.

The center is well suited to birthdays, school field trips, corporate events, and team-building days, with Basic, Plus, and VIP kids’ party tiers, a “Big Kid” option for ages 13 and up, and group and fully catered packages for 20 to 200 people. A snack bar serves homemade pizza, fried foods, and ice cream, while an adult beverage menu adds beers on tap and cocktails for evening outings. Between November and March, when outdoor attractions close, laser tag and the arcade keep the fun going year-round.

from $17

Feel Good Farm Inc.

Outdoor venue
Lounge AreaOn-Site RefereesGear Rental
52 Johnson Corner Rd, Lyndeborough, NH 03082, Feel Good Farm Inc.

Feel Good Farm Inc. is an outdoor airsoft club set on more than 70 acres of wooded New Hampshire countryside in Lyndeborough, NH.

The field blends deep-woods terrain — rocky outcrops, dense undergrowth, and a challenging hill — with a large, constantly expanding urban area. Sunday games draw players from across the Northeast for skirmishes, capture-the-flag, and creative scenario operations. All guns are chronographed, full-seal eye protection is required, and field marshals keep play safe and fair, with players as young as 12 welcome.

Beyond airsoft, the farm offers family gardens, a blueberry co-op, hiking trails, and rescued horses under the Lyndeborough Livery name, plus a resident llama. The close-knit, welcoming community and family-run staff make it a favorite for birthdays, corporate team-building, youth camps, and group outings, with eco-friendly pellets and discounted rates for schools and nonprofits.

from $25

AG Paintball

Outdoor venue
Lounge AreaBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear RentalPro Shop
158 Deering Center Road Weare, New Hampshire 03281 AG Paintball

AG Paintball sits on 28 acres of wooded New Hampshire countryside in Weare, roughly a half-hour drive northwest of Manchester, and is one of the longest-running paintball facilities in the country.

The park offers traditional paintball (12+), low-impact paintball (9+), Paintball Lite (7+), Gellyball (8+), and New Hampshire’s only outdoor laser tag arena, plus the region’s first outdoor cosmic paintball experience. Twelve unique playing fields—from woodland courses to a speedball arena—keep games varied, with rounds lasting about 30 minutes and experienced referees guiding players of all skill levels.

Beyond the games, the park is built for groups: birthday parties, corporate team-building, bachelor and bachelorette parties, school outings, and sports teams all have dedicated packages, and private groups of ten or more get their own referees. An on-site pro shop, marker service, picnic area, and Snackshot outdoor dining round out the experience, making it easy to spend a full day on the property.

from $20

Mel's Funway Park

Indoor venueOutdoor venue
Lounge AreaFood & DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesMini GolfBumper CarsOn-Site RefereesGear Rental
454 Charles Bancroft Hwy, Litchfield, NH 03052, Mel's Funway Park

Mel’s Funway Park is located in Litchfield, New Hampshire, just off Route 3A, about five minutes from Manchester Airport and roughly 45 minutes from Boston.

The park is a full-scale family entertainment destination that includes an indoor laser tag arena, a lazer maze, go-karts, mini golf, bumper boats, batting cages, an arcade, bounce houses, and a gem dive. It runs from April through October, weather permitting, and offers multi-game laser tag passes, discounted fun packs, and a dedicated kiddie land called Mini Mel’s for ages two to nine.

Beyond the attractions, Mel’s hosts birthday parties, corporate outings, school field trips, and family reunions, with reserved tables, a party leader, pizza, and custom cakes included in party packages. The on-site Luk’s Bar & Grill keeps guests fed, and the park transforms seasonally into Spooky World Presents Nightmare New England in the fall and the Holly Jolly Journey holiday light walkthrough in winter.

from $8

Block Party Social

Indoor venue
Lounge AreaFood & DrinksSoft DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear RentalParty Host
51 Zapora Dr, Hooksett, NH 03106, United States Block Party Social

Block Party Social is located in Fremont, NH.

Nestled in the heart of Fremont, New Hampshire, Block Party Social has quickly emerged as a premier destination for immersive entertainment and high-energy social experiences.
At the core of Block Party Social’s appeal are its standout attractions: laser tag and virtual reality (VR). The venue features a multi-level laser tag arena designed with strategic obstacles, glowing tunnels, and pulsing lights that transform the space into a futuristic battlefield.

Beyond its high-tech attractions, Block Party Social fosters a vibrant community atmosphere. The lounge-style common area, complete with modern seating and ambient lighting, invites guests to relax between games. Complimentary Wi-Fi, snack offerings, and digital leaderboards tracking scores from both laser tag and VR challenges add to the social appeal. The venue also hosts themed nights, birthday parties, and private events, positioning itself as a go-to hub for celebrations and gatherings.

from $6

Common questions

Of the games in this catalog, laser tag has the lowest barrier: no impact, no protective gear beyond the vest, no age wall at the entrance. That makes it the default for mixed groups where somebody is eight and somebody is forty-eight. More about laser tag.

How do I pick a laser tag venue?

There are 5 venues for laser tag here, and they differ more than the listings suggest: a converted warehouse arena and a forty-acre outdoor field are not the same night out. Three things sort them quickly — the starting price on the card, indoor or outdoor, and what previous players said. The filters above the list narrow it in one click, and the full details (address, phone, what is on site) open with More without leaving the page.

What should we expect to pay?

$6 per person is where this market starts, at Block Party Social. Comparing venues on that one figure is a trap: at one place it includes an hour of play and all the gear, at another it is admission only. Price the whole group, and ask what is included — two listings an hour apart can differ by half once the extras are added.

Indoor or outdoor?

Both: 3 venues are indoors and 3 outdoors . Indoor arenas run the same way in February and July, which is the whole argument for them, and they suit younger kids and tighter schedules. Outdoor fields give you room, terrain and longer games — the trade is that a forecast can move your plans. If the date is fixed and the party is small, indoors is the safer booking.

Can we hold a birthday party here?

Birthdays are a large part of what these venues do: 3 of them have something for it — Birthday Packages — 3 venues, Arcade — 2, Party Host — 1. Booking one is usually a package rather than tickets, so the per-head price looks different from the walk-in rate on the card. Confirm the age minimum for the game itself, which varies more than people expect.

Is there anywhere to eat?

5 of the venues here have food or a place to sit: Lounge Area — 5 venues, Soft Drinks — 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?

3 of these venues have other attractions on site: Go-Karts — 2 venues, Arcade — 2. Useful when the group is mixed — not everyone wants to play the full session, and a place with somewhere else to be handles that better.

What is actually on site?

5 venues here have the basics covered: Gear Rental — 5 venues, On-Site Referees — 5. 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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