Laser Tag in Raleigh, NC: 6 venues from $5 – Battleonix
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Xtreme Park Adventures

Outdoor venue
Party RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksBarBBQ AreaBirthday PackagesGear RentalPro Shop
7460 Wake Forest Hwy, Durham, NC 27703, United States Xtreme Park Adventures

Xtreme Park Adventures sits on a 50-acre field in the heart of Durham, North Carolina, just off Highway 98 / Wake Forest Highway, and has been a fixture of the Raleigh-Durham outdoor scene since 2008.

The park centers on three shooting sports—paintball, airsoft, and laser tag—plus a gel blaster course for younger players, spread across eight paintball fields, urban and wooded terrain, and a two-story shipping-container course called The Dock. Organized games run through a structured game menu with referees and instructors, and private instruction is available for groups. Birthday packages across all four shooting sports include a private field, an instructor, and gear, with higher tiers adding vests, smoke grenades, and a free marker or pistol for the guest of honor.

Beyond the battlefields, the park offers a zipline, a three-level ropes course, rock climbing, an escape room, ATV adventures, gem mining, a summer camp, and a seasonal haunted attraction. A rentable party room with tables and climate control serves as a base for groups, while a pro shop and on-site repair shop handle equipment needs. The park suits birthdays, corporate outings, church and school groups, family reunions, and team building, with a multimedia room for meetings and mobile parties that bring the games to you.

from $30

Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center Raleigh

Indoor venue
Changing RoomsParty RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksSoft DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesBumper Cars
4020 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27604, United States Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center Raleigh

Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center sits in the Capital Boulevard corridor of northeast Raleigh, a 62,000-square-foot venue that’s been a neighborhood fixture since opening in December 2019.

The heart of the action is a two-story laser tag arena packed with ramps, obstacles, and glowing hideouts, backed by top-of-the-line equipment and a briefing room for safety. Beyond laser tag, guests can bowl on 24 lanes (eight VIP), ride bumper cars, explore a 9,000-square-foot arcade with a prize store, and try virtual reality. Combo passes and multi-activity deals let visitors stack several attractions into one visit.

The venue also shines for events, with dedicated party hosts, kids’ birthday packages that bundle bowling, arcade, and laser tag, and an upscale corporate room seating 100-plus with a full private bar. On-site restaurant CJ’s Tavern serves chef-crafted food and drinks, and the staff handles everything from birthday celebrations to team-building days, making it a versatile spot for families, groups, and coworkers alike.

from $8

Battle House Laser Tag - Wake Forest

Indoor venue
Party RoomLounge AreaBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear Rental
1839 S Main St Ste 250, Wake Forest, NC 27587, United States Battle House Laser Tag - Wake Forest

Battle House Laser Tag is located in Wake Forest, North Carolina, just north of the Raleigh metro area, in a veteran-owned indoor venue.
The club offers a massive 15,000+ square foot tactical arena with multiple two-story buildings, realistic laser tag weapons with distinct stats, and over an hour of mission-based gameplay. Players rotate through bomb missions, domination games, money heist scenarios, capture the flag, and rescue games, all designed to test teamwork and quick thinking.
Beyond the battles, Battle House provides party rooms for after-game gatherings, party packages with a free weapon upgrade and t-shirt for the guest of honor, and special events like Parents Night Out. The friendly, attentive staff makes it a great fit for birthdays, corporate team building, sports teams, church groups, and family outings, with gift cards and fundraising options also available.

from $19

Frankie's of Raleigh

Indoor venue
Lounge AreaFood & DrinksBarArcadeBirthday PackagesOn-Site RefereesGear RentalGo-Karts
11190 Fun Park Dr, Raleigh, NC 27617, United States Frankie's of Raleigh

Frankie’s of Raleigh sits in the Brier Creek area of northwest Raleigh, North Carolina, on Fun Park Drive. It is a full-scale family entertainment center built around a two-level, apocalypse-themed laser tag arena, with go-kart tracks for every skill level, three miniature golf courses, bumper cars and boats, batting cages, a drop tower, an XD dark ride, a spinning coaster, and an arcade floor with hundreds of games. Laser tag is priced per game with a minimum age of six, and the park also offers a Hologate virtual reality experience.

Beyond the attractions, the park is a strong choice for birthdays, school outings, and corporate team building, with five levels of group fun packages and dedicated event spaces including semi-private lounges, café areas, and a covered patio. The in-house café serves its own pizza dough and sauce, and chef-crafted catering menus range from casual snack spreads to upscale options like a Carolina supper or a Lowcountry oyster roast. Open seating lets parents keep an eye on kids while they play, making it easy to turn a quick visit into a full afternoon.

from $9

Galaxy Fun Park

Indoor venue
Party RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksSoft DrinksPrivate EventsBirthday PackagesMini GolfBumper Cars
14460 Falls of Neuse Rd, Raleigh, NC 27614, United States Galaxy Fun Park

Galaxy Fun Park is located in the Falls of Neuse area of north Raleigh, North Carolina, along Falls of Neuse Road, and it is one of the largest indoor family entertainment centers in the region.

The park is built around a full day of active play, with a two-story black-lit laser tag arena known as Galactic Laser Battle, a full-sized trampoline park with dodgeball and foam pits, indoor go-karts, a ropes course, spinning bumper cars, black-light mini-golf, a soft play area, a drop tower, and a large arcade. It is a popular destination for birthday parties, school field trips, youth groups, and corporate team-building events, with dedicated party rooms, party captains, and packages that combine attractions with food.

Beyond the attractions, the on-site Cosmic Cafe serves pizza, burgers, wings, and snacks with plenty of seating for parents, and adult beverages are available. The friendly staff and focus on cleanliness and safety make it a comfortable choice for families and groups of all ages, with special group pricing available for parties of fifteen or more.

from $5

Adventure Landing

Indoor venue
Party RoomLounge AreaFood & DrinksSoft DrinksArcadeBirthday PackagesMini GolfOn-Site Referees
3311 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27604, United States Adventure Landing

Adventure Landing is located in the Northeast Raleigh area on Capital Boulevard, just a short distance from the North Hills district.

The club centers on a two-story indoor laser tag arena with mind-turning mazes, strategic attack zones, and immersive lighting and sound, welcoming both novices and experts. Beyond laser tag, guests can enjoy three miniature golf courses, the Adventure Speedway go-kart track, a large video and redemption arcade, and batting cages, all mixable through flexible attraction passes.

The park hosts birthday parties with dedicated party rooms and a trained party captain, plus corporate outings, team building, school trips, church youth groups, and holiday parties through a dedicated group sales team. A full-service snack bar and comfortable party rooms make it easy to relax and refuel between rounds, and the friendly, attentive staff help keep every visit running smoothly.

from $10

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?

6 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.

Can we play for less?

Yes — 1 venue currently has a deal running, marked with next to the name. The terms vary: weekday rates, afternoon slots, a group price that kicks in at ten or twelve players, a second game at half price. Specials change faster than anything else on a venue page, so check the current terms on the venue itself.

How much does it cost?

The lowest entry price here is $5 per person, at Galaxy Fun Park. Every card shows a starting price the same way, and starting is the operative word: it covers the simplest package, usually one game and basic rental. The final number depends on group size, how many rounds you play, and the day of the week — weekdays are cheaper almost everywhere, and groups of ten or more usually get a better rate per head.

Indoor or outdoor?

Both kinds are here — 5 indoor and 1 outdoor. The filters above separate them in one click. If you are booking weeks ahead for a fixed date, indoor removes the one variable you cannot control.

What is there for a childrens party?

Birthdays are a large part of what these venues do: 6 of them have something for it — Birthday Packages — 6 venues, Party Room — 5, Arcade — 3. 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.

Where do we sit afterwards?

Usually yes: 6 venues have something on site — Lounge Area — 6 venues, Soft Drinks — 3, Bar — 2. Worth knowing before you plan the day, because a group that can eat where it played stays an hour longer and spends that hour celebrating rather than driving. If you want to bring your own cake or catering, check that specifically — policies differ and some venues do not allow it at all.

Is there anything else to do there?

4 of these venues have other attractions on site: Arcade — 3 venues, Go-Karts — 3, Bowling — 1. 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?

On-site facilities at 6 of the venues: Gear Rental — 6 venues, On-Site Referees — 5, Changing Rooms — 1. Small things, but they decide how the hour after the game goes. Each card carries the same icons, so you can scan the list without opening anything.

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