Two crews in orbit, one energy core
Space Station
Blue-and-white panels, a starry ceiling and airlock doors. Teams race to protect the station's energy core.
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Laser tag arenas for kids
From first sketch to first game: turnkey kids' laser tag arenas
Design, theming, equipment, installation and staff training for malls, family entertainment centers and resorts — one partner, one plan. You bring the space; we bring the lights, sound and game programme. The kids bring the noise.
- Game modes for ages 6–14
- One partner from design to service
- Installation across Turkey and abroad
Live game
Built for
- Shopping malls
- Family entertainment centers
- Hotels & resorts
- Kids' parks
- Franchise partners
The operator's view
Why kids' laser tag?
An attraction that brings families in, keeps them longer and brings them back.
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Families follow the kids
When a child wants to play, the whole family comes. Parents shop, grab a coffee and stay longer — so the arena drives footfall for the whole floor, not just its own tickets.
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Birthdays and group bookings
Birthday parties, school trips, sports clubs. Laser tag is a group activity, which means pre-booked, packageable revenue on your calendar.
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Built for repeat visits
No two games end the same way. New missions, leaderboards and team rankings keep kids asking for one more round.
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Weatherproof, year-round
Indoors and independent of season — as busy on a rainy November weekend as during the summer holidays.
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Strong use of floor space
A maze layout lets many kids play at once on a compact footprint, with far more layout flexibility than large mechanical rides.
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Easy to run
Games start from a single console; timing and scoring are automatic. Your host spends time with the kids, not the screen.
Turnkey
Seven steps to opening day
One project team, one point of contact. At every stage you know what's been signed off and what comes next.
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Site survey
We visit and measure your space: dimensions, ceiling height, columns, power, ventilation and emergency exits.
Timeline: 1–3 days
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Concept & theme
Together we pick a theme that fits your guests and your venue's identity — or build a fully branded one.
Timeline: 1 week
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Design & 3D
Maze layout, lighting and sound plan, guest flow. You walk through the arena in 3D before anything is built.
Timeline: 1–2 weeks
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Production & supply
Walls, themed décor, equipment and electronics are produced, tested and prepared for shipping.
Timeline: 4–6 weeks
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Installation
Our crew handles assembly, cabling, lighting and sound, and tests every piece of equipment on site.
Timeline: 1–2 weeks
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Staff training
Your hosts learn game management, safety rules, equipment care and guest experience — hands-on.
Timeline: 2–3 days
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Opening & service
We're there for the first games. After that, warranty, spare parts and remote support keep things running.
Timeline: Opening day onwards
Arena themes
Not a room — a story kids step into
A theme shapes the décor, lighting, sound and missions together. The game starts the moment kids walk through the door.
Equipment
Sized for kids, built for operators
Looks like a toy, built for dozens of games a day. Every piece talks to the same system.
Game blaster
A lightweight body sized for small hands, soft edges and lights that glow in the player's team colour. A mini display on top shows energy and score.
- Team-colour lighting
- Instant light and sound feedback
- Impact-resistant housing
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | Approx. 700 g |
| Effective play range | 15–30 m (adjustable per mode) |
| Signal type | Infrared (IR LED) |
| Battery life | 8–10 h |
| Charging time | 3–4 h |
Sensor vest & headband
Adjustable, lightweight and wipe-clean. Sensors register tags and glow in the player's team colour. A headband option suits younger players.
- One-size adjustable straps
- Sensors glow in team colour
- Headband alternative
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of sensors | 8 (chest, back, shoulders) |
| Size range | Ages 6–14, adjustable straps |
| Weight | Approx. 600 g |
| Surface & cleaning | Water-repellent, wipe-clean fabric |
| Blaster link | Wireless |
Interactive target
Wall- or décor-mounted targets that change colour and play a sound when tagged. The heart of warm-up games, point hunts and missions.
- Wall and décor mounting
- Colours and effects per game mode
- Linkable to missions
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 30 cm |
| Mounting | Wall, maze panel or décor |
| Power supply | 12 V adapter or rechargeable battery |
| Light effects | RGB LED, colours and animations per mode |
| Supported game modes | Point hunt, missions, warm-up, team objective |
Base station
The central objective teams try to capture or defend. It adds strategy to every game, and its light shows everyone who's in the lead.
- Light ring switches to team colour
- Capture and defend modes
- Theme-matched cladding
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | Approx. 120 cm |
| Power supply | 230 V mains (12 V adapter) |
| Game modes | Capture, defend, respawn point |
| Cladding / theming | Theme-specific cladding and colours |
Charging rack
Blasters and vests charge neatly between games. Status lights show which units are ready, and cables stay out of the way.
- Charge status indicators
- Wall or floor mounting
- Lockable cover option
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 10 units (modular, expandable) |
| Full charge time | 3–4 h |
| Power requirement | 230 V, standard socket |
| Dimensions | Wall unit approx. 120 × 60 cm |
Game management & leaderboard
Your host starts the game from a tablet or PC and picks the mode, duration and age group. When the game ends, scores go up on screen so kids see results straight away.
- Ready-made game modes and missions
- Age-group settings
- Remote updates and support
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Platform | Android tablet and Windows PC |
| Built-in game modes | 10+ |
| Interface languages | Turkish, English (others on request) |
| Leaderboard display | TV or monitor via HDMI |
| Software updates | Remote, over the internet |
Safety
Kids first
Parents need peace of mind — and so do operators. Safety starts on line one of the design.
- Eye-safe signal
- Despite the name, our blasters use an infrared (IR) signal — the same kind of technology as a TV remote. Technical documentation on eye safety is handed over with the equipment.
- Soft walls, rounded corners
- Maze walls use impact-absorbing materials and rounded edges, so there are no sharp corners for running kids.
- Exits always visible
- Whatever the game lighting, emergency exit and guidance lights stay visible. House lights come on with one switch.
- Age-based game modes
- Calmer, points-based games for younger kids; strategy missions for older ones.
- Host-supervised play
- Every game starts with a short briefing. The host watches the game, reminds kids of the rules and can stop play with one tap.
- Easy-to-clean gear
- Vests and headbands have wipe-clean surfaces. A between-games cleaning routine is part of staff training.
Arena layout
What's inside a typical arena?
Every layout is drawn for its venue. This plan shows the guest journey from the front desk to the leaderboard.
Guest flow
What you'll need
- Recommended area
- From 80 m²
- Ceiling height
- At least 2.6 m
- Power
- 230 V, 3–5 kW
- Players per game
- Up to 20
- Staff
- 2–3 per shift
For investors
A rough estimate with your own numbers
Enter your floor area, opening hours, ticket price and expected occupancy to see the monthly revenue potential.
This is an estimate only, not a revenue promise. Operating costs (rent, staff, energy, tax) are not included. Actual results depend on location, footfall, pricing, seasonality and how the venue is run.
Assumptions: one session lasts 20 minutes incl. briefing, 8 m² per player, up to 20 players per game, 30 operating days per month.
More revenue, same zone
Kids' arcade machines & interactive attractions
Add arcade machines and interactive games next to the arena: kids waiting for their slot stay entertained, siblings have something to play, and dwell time turns into revenue.
See arcade machinesService & support
Still with you after opening day
An arena runs every day. So does our support.
| Service & support | Terms | |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty | Warranty cover for equipment and electronics. | Terms:12 months, all equipment and electronics |
| Spare parts | Stock of common parts and fast dispatch. | Terms:Common parts in stock; 2–3 business days within Turkey |
| Remote support | We connect remotely to fix software and system issues. | Terms:Weekdays 09:00–18:00 (TRT); phone, email, WhatsApp |
| Game content updates | New modes and missions keep the arena fresh and bring kids back. | Terms:At least 2 updates a year, free during warranty |
| Scheduled maintenance | Regular checks of equipment and the arena. | Terms:Check-up visit every 6 months |
| New staff training | Training for new hosts when your team changes. | Terms:Free remotely; on-site training quoted separately |
FAQ
Questions operators ask us
Can't find yours? Send us a message via the form or WhatsApp.
How much does a turnkey kids' laser tag arena cost?
It depends on floor area, theme, the scope of décor and the amount of equipment. After the site survey we prepare an itemised quote.
How much space do I need?
Our recommended footprint for a kids' arena starts at 80 m². Larger spaces allow richer mazes and more simultaneous players. Ceiling height and column positions also shape the layout — we review them together during the survey.
How long does it take to open?
Typical lead time from contract to opening is 8–12 weeks, depending on theme scope, production schedule and site readiness. We agree a step-by-step timeline at kick-off.
What age group is it for?
Our game modes are designed for kids aged roughly 6–14. Younger players get calmer, points-based games; older kids get team strategy missions.
How many kids can play at once?
The system supports up to 20 players per game. In practice it depends on arena size and game mode.
Do I need staff, and how many?
Yes — each game needs a trained host. A typical shift needs 2–3 people: front desk, briefing and game management. Exact numbers depend on how busy you are.
Do you train our staff?
Yes. Before opening we run hands-on training on site: game software, safety rules, briefing, equipment care and guest experience. Remote training for new staff is free; on-site sessions can be scheduled.
How do warranty and service work?
Equipment comes with a 12-month warranty. We provide spare parts, remote support and on-site service where needed. Full warranty terms are set out in the contract.
Can the arena carry our brand?
Yes. Colours, logo, mascot, entrance façade, leaderboard screens and even mission storylines can be designed around your brand.
Do you work outside Turkey?
Yes — we take on projects across Turkey and internationally, with a dedicated plan for logistics, installation and training abroad. Our main focus abroad is the Middle East, the Caucasus, the Balkans and Central Asia.
Do you offer financing or leasing?
We offer flexible payment plans with a deposit and staged payments. For instalments and leasing we work with financing partners — details are agreed at the quote stage.
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