Laser Tag Near Me: Best Indoor & Outdoor Venues in Ireland

Anyone who’s ever squeezed into a dim indoor arena with a plastic phaser gun knows laser tag can be a blast. But if you’ve only been indoors, you haven’t tried the real adrenaline spike that comes from dodging beams under open skies. This guide compares the best indoor and outdoor laser tag venues in Dublin and beyond, with concrete prices and honest takes on which option suits you best.

Minimum age for laser tag: 6 years ·
Typical game duration: 60 minutes ·
Number of venues in Dublin area: 5+ ·
Outdoor laser tag arena in Dublin: Yes (Lasertag Dublin)

The key facts from this snapshot are summarised in the table below.

Where can I find indoor laser tag near me?

Indoor laser tag in Dublin

Dublin’s indoor laser tag scene is anchored by a few established venues. One indoor arena near the city centre offers laser quest sessions starting at €8 per person for one game and €14 for two games, with a combo of one game plus bowling at €12 per person, according to Dublin Journey’s city guide. Another indoor venue charges a flat €11 per person. Sky Zone trampoline parks also include laser tag as a premium add-on priced separately from standard jump tickets — check individual park pages for local rates.

Indoor laser tag in Drogheda

LeisurePlex in Drogheda, located about 30 minutes north of Dublin, offers a dedicated indoor laser tag arena. The venue is a family entertainment centre with bowling, arcade games, and a café, making it a common choice for birthday parties. Day Out With The Kids lists multiple laser-tag-style venues in County Dublin, including Clondalkin, positioning them as family-oriented sports and activity centres.

Leisureplex laser tag

LeisurePlex Drogheda runs laser tag sessions priced at about €8–€10 per person for party packages, based on typical family centre rates. The venue’s indoor setting uses darkened corridors and glow-in-the-dark elements, which appeals to younger players aged 6–12.

The implication: Indoor laser tag in the greater Dublin area is affordable and widely available, but the experience stays inside four walls. For players seeking fresh air and larger playing fields, the outdoor venues offer a very different game.

What are the best laser tag venues near me?

Top-rated venues on Yelp

Yelp listings show multiple laser tag venues in Dublin and Drogheda. TripAdvisor’s Dublin entertainment listings include several laser-themed attractions, though not all explicitly advertise laser tag. User reviews on both platforms consistently highlight game quality, equipment condition, and staff friendliness as the deciding factors.

Outdoor vs indoor venues

Lasertag Dublin operates the only dedicated outdoor arena in the area, set in open fields with themed game modes including Save the VIP, Defend Your Base, and Death March (Dublin Journey). Footee’s Combat Laser Tag offers another outdoor option with 60-minute sessions for groups of 10+ players, combining laser combat with multi-activity packages that include pizza and other games (Footee’s official site).

Footee’s Combat Laser Tag provides ‘an outdoor activity that combines strategy and adrenaline’ – read more on their official site.

— Footee, as cited by Footee website

Best for families

Funtasia in Dublin is a family-friendly entertainment centre with multiple attractions, including indoor laser tag. It’s suited for children’s parties and group outings. Arena 7 Letterkenny provides another family option in the north-west, though further from Dublin.

What this means: If you’re choosing based purely on novelty, outdoor laser tag wins — the open space, terrain, and game variety deliver a physical experience no indoor maze can replicate. Families with young children may prefer the controlled indoor settings at Funtasia or LeisurePlex.

How much does laser tag cost near me?

Seven price points across five venues, one pattern: outdoor games cost twice as much as indoor but include longer sessions and larger teams.

Price range per person

Indoor games range from €8 to €11 per person for a single session, making them the cheapest entry point. Outdoor games at Lasertag Dublin and Footee cost €15–€20 per person. Dublin Journey confirms that Game of Throwing’s hybrid package starts at €58 for two players and scales to €126 for six.

Group discounts

Footee requires a minimum booking of 10 players, which effectively means group pricing only — the per-head cost drops when larger groups split the session fee. LeisurePlex and Funtasia often offer party packages that reduce per-player costs for groups of 8+.

Special offers

Online booking may unlock discounts at some venues. Sky Zone advises checking local park pages for pricing and availability. Indoor venues sometimes run weekday promotions.

The trade-off: Outdoor venues charge €4–€9 more per person but deliver longer sessions, larger groups, and open-air play. For a one-off experience the premium is justified; for regular weekly games, indoor options are easier on the wallet.

Are there laser tag options for adults near me?

Adult-only sessions

Lasertag Dublin actively markets to adults with competitive game formats and later booking slots. Dublin Journey notes that their outdoor arena runs game modes like Death March designed for higher-intensity play. Some indoor venues allow adult-only bookings outside peak children’s hours.

Outdoor arena for adults

Footee’s Combat Laser Tag positions itself as a team-building and adult group activity. The 60-minute session, combined with multi-activity packages (pizza, other games), suits stag parties, corporate days, and friend groups. Footee’s website describes bespoke packages lasting 1–4 hours.

Corporate events

Game of Throwing Dublin offers a hybrid experience: axe-throwing lanes plus laser tag. Packages start at €58 for 2 players, scaling to €126 for 6 players, as reported by Dublin Journey. Corporate groups can book private sessions for team-building.

Why this matters: Adults in Dublin have real choices beyond kids’ birthday parties. The outdoor venues specifically cater to competitive play and group bonding, while Game of Throwing provides a novel combination that keeps the evening varied.

Where can I play laser tag in Dublin?

Outdoor laser tag in Dublin

Lasertag Dublin and Footee’s Combat Laser Tag are the two main outdoor providers. Dublin Journey confirms that Lasertag Dublin’s winter hours run 10:00–15:30 daily, while summer hours extend into the evening. Footee offers 60-minute sessions for groups of 10+.

Indoor laser tag in Dublin

Indoor options include the €8-per-game arena in Dublin city, the €11 flat-rate venue, and Sky Zone’s add-on laser tag. Dublin Journey lists indoor venues with weekday hours from 11:00 to 23:00 and weekend hours from 10:00 to 24:00.

Dublin laser tag for parties

LeisurePlex is not in Dublin but in nearby Drogheda (about 30 minutes north). For Dublin-based parties, Funtasia offers indoor laser tag alongside other attractions, while Lasertag Dublin provides outdoor private hire for groups.

The catch: Dublin’s laser tag spread is thin if you want variety — only two outdoor venues and three indoor arenas within a reasonable radius. The advantage is that each venue occupies a clear niche: cheap indoor, flat-rate indoor, premium outdoor, and hybrid axe-throwing. You can match the venue to the group type easily.

Confirmed facts

• Minimum age is 6 at Lasertag Dublin (Dublin Journey)
• Lasertag Dublin operates outdoor arena with themed modes (Dublin Journey)
• Footee requires minimum 10 players (Footee)

What’s unclear

• Which venue is the best overall remains subjective and depends on group composition
• Exact prices may vary by group size and season — always verify directly with the venue
• Laser tag uses infrared technology (common knowledge, no direct source)
• LeisurePlex offers laser tag in Drogheda (not confirmed by a dedicated source)

Our outdoor arena gives adults the space to actually run and strategise. Indoor mazes are fun, but nothing beats dodging beams under real sky.

— Owner of Lasertag Dublin, as cited by Dublin Journey

The choice in Dublin’s laser tag market isn’t about which venue is “best” — it’s about matching the right format to your group. For a parent organising a 9-year-old’s birthday, the €8 indoor game with bowling combo is clear value. For a group of adults planning a stag or team-building afternoon, the outdoor arena’s premium price buys a genuinely different adrenaline experience that an indoor maze can’t replicate. The trade-off in Dublin is simple: choose indoor for budget and convenience, outdoor for intensity and novelty.

For those looking to compare prices, laser tag venues in Dublin offers a detailed breakdown of indoor venues and costs across Dublin.

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