Prepare to do Battle, New Laser Combat Arena Opens

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 12, 2012 - Why is there so much excitement about the new Laser Combat Bristol Arena?  TeamSport’s new Laser Combat Bristol Arena offers the only multi-level laser tag in Bristol, and is situated right next to the best go karting track in the South West, offering a great adrenaline packed day out.

The multiple tiers available at Laser Combat Bristol provide intense and challenging laser tag like you’ve never experienced before.  There are valuable sniping positions through steel grating on the upper level and a risky maze section on the lower.  Plus with a state-of-the-art sound system providing an exciting soundtrack to your games and smoke effect clouding your vision, the atmosphere is amped, and those life or death decisions are made that much more tense.  Whether you choose to play stealthily or just go in Rambo style, you’re sure to have fun doing it.

The Laser Combat Bristol Arena also offers state of the art, groundbreaking laser tag equipment.  Every soldier is equipped with the DarkLight Version 5 BodySuit and Phaser weapon.  The BodySuit is a low profile, flexible, soft suit in which you can play games that up until now, technology would not allow.  The Phaser is a lightweight, tagging weapon from out of this world.  Complete with dual triggers, it is a remarkably accurate gun, enabling you to pick off other laser tag competitors with ease.  For those laser tag veterans out there who feel things might be a bit easy, the Phaser can have different ranges for different powers – perfect for the different styles of play available at Laser Combat Bristol.

Laser Combat Bristol offers a multitude of different missions and game types with solo laser tag and team missions.  In total there are a total of 10 different laser combat mission types to choose from to test all ages and abilities.

Click here for further info on the TeamSport Laser Combat Bristol Arena click here: http://www.team-sport.co.uk/bristol/laser-tag/

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