Ultrazone

Wellll I did really like this place when first going a couple of years ago, but today when taking my kids found out they are closed.
Looks like permanently.
Their site or google listing or Yelp listing doesn't state this.

My kid wanted to try something different than a bounce house in the front yard for his birthday party, so he talked us into trying laser tag, which one of his friends had mentioned to him at school.

We booked one of the birthday rooms for a couple of hours on a Saturday, sight unseen, and put down a deposit. The room had tables and chairs, plastic tablecloths, and not much else. We provided some extra snacks and drinks, and ordered pizza (Domino's) through Ultrazone; evidently, you have to order pizza through them, and can't bring your own.

The place was busy with at least two concurrent parties, and several kids ranging from 5 to 35ish running amok. It was clear that this was a hangout for young adults in the evening hours, and the birthday thing is a strictly daytime affair.

If you don't like laser tag, or have younger kids (I had a 5 and a 3 year old with me) there isn't much else to do. Two air hockey tables were pretty much permanently occupied by teenagers, and a handful of racing/shooting video games ranged from 4 to 5 tokens per game (that's $1-1.25, Marla.) needless to say, we blew through $60 of tokens with our party guests pretty quickly. Games spit out tickets, that can be traded in copious quantities for crapulent plastic garbage that would make the buyers at Oriental Trader blush with embarrassment.

The black painted walls and minimalistic plastic plants placed in sparsely arranged tufts here and there made a failed attempt at some kind of adventure scene. Instead, it came off as dingy. The restrooms sealed this aura, with ample tagging and graffiti on all available flat surfaces like the light fixtures and trash can (which incidentally, was overflowing with paper towels.)

The staff was friendly but seemed overwhelmed at times... I work with 750+ middle schoolers 5 days a week, so I get it... but considering how much the staff stressed the strict arrival times and scheduling, they were a little loosey-goosey on the delivery from their end.

All told, the 9-10 year olds in our group had fun playing games and laser tag, we had birthday cake and hung out with our kids' friends' parents for a couple of hours, and we were home 3.5 hours after we started. "Quick and dirty" is actually a twice-correct description of this place, but hey-- anything beats animatronic singing animals and rubbery pizza.

We tried Ultrazone for the first time on Saturday, August 4th. We started out at about 11am and we purchased (2) All Day Passes for $28.00 per person. Each game is $10.00 per piece, so as long as you play 3 games you will get your monies worth.

Reminder, there are other plans throughout the week on certain days that have all you can play specials during certain times and days.

We did three games earlier in the day and then returned later in the evening for another two games.

I enjoy this facility, as there are three teams and about 25 people can play at one time. It was a good maze and we had a super time. There is a second level on this maze, and I believe each session lasts about 10 minutes.

We just had a super time, and I cannot wait to come back with another group of people.

Whoever owns this place needs to watch the kids "running" the place . My kids had fun and loved it . But I paid for a second round , and the cashier told me we didn't need a ticket to go in . When my kids were about to go in the girl at the door asked for their tickets and I approached her stating that the cashier told us we didn't need it . My son got so embarrassed that he didn't want to go in anymore . I'm sure kids are pocketing the money and embarrassing customers .

Gave them 3 stars because my kids had fun .

I took my nephew here on Sunday because it was his first time playing laser tag. It's $14 for unlimited play for the early bird special at 11 AM to 1 PM that day.

We definitely had a blast and had a good workout. He is six years old and there were a lot of kids his age and even some teenagers there. The set up inside is basically that there are three teams based on the color green, blue, and red. each round of play is about 10 minutes and I appreciate that the staff let us go in even though there was a huge birthday party going on. Picture an abandoned castle where there are two levels in darkness It's kind of cool because when you are done they show how are you ranked on the screen and how your team did.

In case you're wondering. they do you have some video games that are a dollar per person and they do you have some snacks that are about two dollars for a bag. There is a large public parking lot behind the building.

Now my nephew wants to have his next birthday party here!

Invited to a birthday party. It was awesome all the boys had lots of fun and couldn't wait to play later tag adults can join too. There is Al's ok a small arcade with air hockey, pac-man, and other favorites. My son and all the boys had a good time thinking about having my sons birthday party there!

First time ever playing laser tag and it was pretty fun!

They got a lot of specials. We went with a group of 5 people on Sunday. $14 for early bird special from 11am to 1pm and it All You Can Play. Pretty good deal. My BF who is a big kid went 5 times.

There is a big parking lot in the back that you can park for free. Enter through the back door and walk straight in through the hallway. Kinda made me feel that we were in a ride because of the black walls.

Once inside, it doesn't look that big. They got a little arcade going on in there also. Keep yourself busy while you wait for your next turn. A party room for parties. We were the only few "adults" kids in there. There was a dad with his kid. He was certainly a big fan of laser tag because he goes there weekly with his kid!

Line up in a single file line and once you enter, you get seated by 3 section team bleacher like seats. They will explain everything and all the rules you need to know. So don't worry if it is your first time.

After explaining, they let you in section by section. NO RUNNING! WALK! Get your color coded vest; BLUE, GREEN, or RED team. The vest is attached with the gun. Pretty easy to put on and gun is easy to use. Once you are ready, we go through a door by the team color and then you are out on the field! It is like a maze! You can definetly get lost in there. It's pretty big inside with 2 floors! These little kids are good! Damn, they keep shooting at me! Once you are shot, your vest turns BRIGHT WHITE and wait 4 seconds to charge back into shooting.

Overall, pretty good prices on certain days and times. Probably would come back again.

On their website they said that they were open their number is not activated and the place itself looks close down for good

This place is okay in general. The prices are a little too expensive, like $24 for All-Day laser tag? When you can just raise the price a little bit and ride rides at the Knott's Berry Farm. The games get repetitive and boring after a while, that's why me and my friend went to McDonalds and Denny's nearby cause we got bored.

The employees were meh, some of them need to know how to respect customers. Literally saw three customers disappointed and annoyed at the rudeness of the employees, didn't know what it was about but clearly it seemed like they had a hard time. The lady who served me clearly didn't like her job since she didn't smile, greeted me, or anything what so ever. Knowing that this is a kid's place, the employees should set a good example towards the kids here.

Overall was a meh experience, did have a few fun moments with friends though, but if you go alone, you might get bored very quickly.

I would have given more stars because this place has two stories and is fun but it's not the cleanest. The restrooms are always dirty when I go. The counter tops and games feel grimy from the sweat of people after each game. The owner hires teens which is great but should inform or require their employees to constantly disinfect all areas to avoid transmission of disease and or germs. Protect the people that keep your business thriving!