Laser Tag in Utah, US

Nickel City is located on State Street in the southern part of Orem, Utah.

Nickel City is a family arcade with more than 100 games that take nickels, a prize counter, and Laser City, an award-winning laser tag arena of columns and beams with black light murals. Laser tag is priced per game, with a lower price for additional games.

The center hosts birthday parties with a party room and a laser tag party package that includes two free adult admissions. City Pizzeria serves pizza and snacks on site.

The Rush Funplex is located in Syracuse, Utah, in Davis County north of Salt Lake City.

The Rush Funplex has a two-level, 14,000-square-foot laser tag arena, glow-in-the-dark go-karts, Kiddie Karts, bumper cars, two bowling alleys, mini golf, a foam pit, a climbing wall, trapeze swings, and a huge arcade. Syracuse is the only location with a roller skating rink.

The center hosts birthday parties, church groups, reunions, and school events, with an event room that seats more than 400 guests. A snack bar and a Dairy Queen serve food and drinks inside.

Classic Skating & Fun Center is located on State Street in central Orem, Utah, in Utah County.

Classic Skating & Fun Center has a renovated roller rink with a live DJ, Galaxy laser tag for up to 16 players in eight-minute games, bounce houses, a Space Adventure area, and an arcade. Skates, blades, scooters, and skate mates are available to rent.

The center hosts birthday parties with a free month of skating for the birthday child, plus school and church family nights. A snack counter serves nachos, pizza, and corn dogs.

All Star Bowling & Entertainment is located in Draper, Utah, on State Street at the south end of Salt Lake County.

All Star Draper has bowling lanes with bumpers and cosmic bowling, laser tag, mini golf, a large arcade, and Escapology escape rooms. Laser tag is priced per person, with a lower weekday rate.

The center hosts birthday parties, corporate events, and private events with a dedicated host, for groups of up to 1,500 guests. A family restaurant and the adults-only Pins & Ales lounge serve food and drinks.

The Rush Funplex is located inside University Place Mall in Orem, Utah, near the University Parkway entrance.

The Rush Funplex has a black light laser tag arena, go-karts, Kiddie Karts, bumper cars, galactic bowling, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, a climbing wall, a foam pit, trampolines, billiards, and an arcade. One all-access pass covers every attraction except the arcade.

The center hosts birthday parties, school field trips, church groups, and corporate events, with reserved party space and customizable food and drinks. A mall food court is next door.

Provo Beach is located at the Riverwoods shopping center in Provo, Utah, on University Avenue.

Provo Beach is a 50,000-square-foot indoor center with a FlowRider surf machine, a two-level laser tag arena for up to 20 players, a two-story ropes course, bowling, miniature croquet, a mega playground, a carousel, and an arcade. Each laser tag game lasts eight minutes.

The center hosts birthday parties with a party host and a private room, along with school, church, and corporate events. A day passport covers all attractions except the FlowRider, which can be added.

Jack and Jill Lanes Lehi is located near downtown Lehi, Utah, in Utah County.

Jack and Jill Lanes Lehi has 32 bowling lanes, including 10 VIP lanes, a two-story laser tag arena, and a full arcade with ticket redemption. It is the second location of a family business that began in 1957.

The center hosts birthday parties, leagues, and corporate events, with a cafe serving Noble Romans pizza. Daily deals combine bowling, laser tag, and arcade credit.

801 TAG is located in Willard, Utah, in Box Elder County north of Ogden, close to the Interstate 15 Willard exit.

801 TAG is a women-owned, family-operated tactical laser tag arena built like an abandoned warehouse, with realistic weapons modeled on real-life counterparts. Open play runs team death match missions that change every round, with up to 18 players in a 15-minute round.

The venue offers private parties for birthdays, dance groups, and other events, with two hours of arena time and play for 12 people included. It also offers mobile laser tag for events at other locations.

Skinny Dogz is located in The Junction, downtown Ogden’s entertainment district, in Weber County, Utah.

Skinny Dogz has 32 bowling lanes with Thunder Alley cosmic bowling, a multi-level laser tag arena with 10-minute games, gel blasters, a full arcade, billiards, and cornhole. Shoe rental is included in the bowling prices.

The venue hosts birthday parties, corporate team-building events, and large group parties with a dedicated host. A scratch-kitchen cafe serves pizza and other food.

Classic Fun Center is located in Sandy, Utah, near the Sandy Civic Center.

Classic Fun Center has a roller skating oval with ramps, jumps, and rails, an interactive laser tag course with fog and sound effects, Bounce World, a jungle gym, a Blast Zone, and an arcade. Skate rentals include quads, blades, and scooters.

The center hosts birthday parties with a personal Party Pro, school skate nights, and group events, and it has served Sandy for more than 50 years. Families bring their own cake, and food is available on site.

Laser Assault is located inside Provo Towne Centre mall in Provo, Utah, on the second floor next to Spencer’s Gifts, close to the door by Target.

Laser Assault is a laser tag arena that plays in the dark, with 10-minute games for up to 20 players and a history of hosting the Laser Storm National Championship in 2014. The club runs leagues, tournaments, a $5 Tuesday, and Friday night unlimited games.

A table area is reserved for birthday parties and group events, and the whole arena can be rented privately for up to 30 people. A small arcade and the mall’s shops are nearby.

Rad Tag is located in Pleasant Grove, Utah, in Utah County, a few minutes off Interstate 15 at the Pleasant Grove exit.

Rad Tag has a 6,000-square-foot, multi-level laser tag arena with visible lasers, vibrating vests, fog, ramps, and bases. Sessions last 30 minutes, with 10 minutes in the briefing room and 20 minutes in the arena, and up to 40 players can play at once in four game modes.

The venue hosts birthday parties with no minimum guest count, youth group sessions, and league nights, and it has a redemption arcade and optional pizza and boneless wings. A monthly membership is available for regular players.