When I arrived I introduced myself and Carlos,
the game master, was kind enough to show me around the arena. This is a really spacious
facility at 6500 square feet with the multi-levels of the arena accessible by
ramps along the back wall.
There were a few things I recognized as
familiar hallmarks of Intersphere, but there were also some really creative
elements and surprises to be found throughout during the game. Here are a
couple of my favorites among the motion activated “inhabitants” of this arena…
…and a few other surprises.
I joined up with a family group who came out
to play that night.
There was a tutorial about the game in the
briefing room…
And then we put on our packs (they had the X style
packs at this site) and we went in for our 20 minute game session. This was
such a great time! Everyone was really getting into it. I tried to apply the
skills and knowledge I acquired in March when I was playing at Lazer X Texas
and it all felt familiar again.
Some of my favorite places of note in the arena
were definitely along the upper level, the access points to the ramps and in
the tunnel on the far right side. We meandered through the maze and I located a
base unit that I did not believe was active.
However, based on my scorecard I’m guessing
there had to be some hidden wall units that I did not take note of while I was
in there.
It is truly remarkable to see a facility like
this continuing to operate with the equipment that has served them well for so
many years. Although I made a special point to come her because they had
Intersphere, I can tell that place is well loved simply for the fun that
customers enjoy. I showed up as their party groups were finishing up and they
were getting ready for the public games so the timing was perfect to see what
they have to offer. Many thanks to the staff for showing me around. If you’re
in the Chicago area and want to experience something unique then I would highly
recommend paying a visit to Lazer X of Addison for a great game of tag playing
with Intersphere as they are keeping a piece of laser tag history alive.
Comments or Questions?
Contact: Tivia@tiviachickloveslasertag.com
Websites: www.tiviachickloveslasertag.com
and www.photonforever.com
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