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Indoor arenas and outdoor fields need different laser tag equipment. Here is how the guns, sensors, devices and sets differ, and how to choose.
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Guides and articles on running a laser tag club.

Indoor arenas and outdoor fields need different laser tag equipment. Here is how the guns, sensors, devices and sets differ, and how to choose.

A practical plan for opening a laser tag business: choosing a format, a site and the equipment, what it costs to start, and how to keep players coming back.

Organizing a mobile laser tag game is not particularly complicated and does not require large financial investments.

Mikhail Vyaltsev, owner of "Gorny Kot," discusses the system of regulations, staff training, and situations familiar to many clubs.
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When a laser tag club first opens, equipment is usually calculated by the number of players: as many people as can play at the same time, that many sets are needed. For launch, this appr

One malfunctioning set of laser tag gear may look like a small technical issue - until it forces you to delay, reschedule, or cancel a game.

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