Is a bit off hand, but easy to reach by public transport. We went to North Greenwich and then took a bus (8 stops) The place is in an industrial area and is literally next to the Thames Barriers, worthy to see if you have never seen them before. We booked an hour of laser tag with 3 games. It was really fun, more than expected. You dont need to run but you will get sweat a lot. Bring appropriate shoes and clothes as your shoes will get dirty and have fun. Great for a group experience. Then you can go for drinks to the O2 in Greenwich. read more

I went here on the glorious Monday Bank Holiday weather of the 27th of May. I don't think I've ever had 2 hours pass so damn quickly! This place is pretty tucked away, it's right next to the Thames barrier pretty much. The venue itself in first sight is tiny, but when you get into the play arena's, WOW! the size of these arenas are immense and amazing. They are fun to run around in, and they are a great looking and great playing feel. I would gladly go back. Just a shame this one time I went, they offered a turn up and play deal. Normally you'd need to book, they need to do the turn up and play more often. read more

Bunker 51 is in the middle of nowhere, so you definitely need to take the bus if you want to make it out there. The paintball waiting area is on the ground floor, hidden behind some stairs. Be sure to wear sneakers you don't mind cleaning off. Lockers are £1. We were given masks and thin onesies (which don't protect you from pellet pain so be either prepared for battle wounds or wear protective gear underneath). We got the 35 quid deal which gives you 2 canisters of paint and doesn't last long, but we topped up with more paint halfway through. The paint is clear, which is a bit disappointing because it's way more fun to be able to see the paint marks when they're colored. If you have 5 people, you can get a 6th person in for free. The arena is comprised of two areas full of crates, hiding nooks, etc. We played against another team of strangers, and had several rounds of capture the flag, secure the room, secure the room. There were two referee types who monitored the game. Again, paintball HURTS so just be aware before you subject to masochistic pain. Overall it was a fun way to spend an evening with a large group of people. read more

The venue is very extensive and atmospheric - be prepared to get muddy and very sweaty - it might be indoors but the variable flooring and dank conditions make for excellent game play! read more

I'm quite amazed that laser tag hasn't changed in over 20 years (since the last time I played). While not terribly convenient to public transport and in the dodgiest-feeling post-apocalyptic auto industrial estate setting, the bunker is actually a really cool place to play around. The guys working there instructed us in a variety of different games for an hour, and we seriously had a blast. 3 tips: 1) wear old/mucky clothes. Even if you're not playing paintball, the venue is entirely covered in grease and you don't want to kneel and get that on nice trousers. Wear sneakers for running around, not shoes for going out after. 2) it's really hard to find. The last time I was in such a weird murdery place was looking for the Cretaquarium (in Crete), which was similarly on the water behind some abandoned buildings. Some signs would definitely help. Basically, if you get off the bust rom North Greenwich at the circle, turn left. Walk to the end of the street past the auto shops. Turn left again. When you see the building containing a church on the first floor and a go-kart track on the riverside, enter the parking lot. The entrance is on the ground floor on the right, covered with some camp netting. If you go too far and report to the go-kart guys that you're lost, they will kindly show you the way. 3) bring £1 for the lockers. read more

Reception area crowded ,tiny changing rooms and lockers scattered about but not in changing area.Headgear and gloves all well used and a bit smelly, wash your hair afterwards. Reasonable size activity area but under used as most action takes place in two small sections. Spot lighting in some places badly positioned and cause glare not the sort of thing you would find in real situations. The gun I had ceased firing balls after a while and even after attention from one of the marshals continued to suffer from stoppages reducing the fun factor. Staff were helpful, friendly and informative. Despite everything it was a fun two hours and I would try it again but I would check out similar venues first. read more

The paintballs were clear and the area is underground and poorly lit. With the lighting being so poor its hard to see who got shot and there really isn't any point of any of the games as it just comes down to who can bear the most number of shots in most of the games. Its impossible for the marshals to know who's been shot and who hasn't.. Most of the gloves were really old and torn.. There is only one area and its not that big if you have a big group. read more

Superb game zone for laser tag in London. They also have another venue which we are yet to visit but hear great things about. Reasonable pricing and generous game times! Highly recommended. read more

This is a review for Star Command laser tag - having recently moved to a new venue in Whitechappel you can now play the new arena with hidden rooms, mazes, great sounds and special effects. Pretty reasonable too for a party of 5. Good for kids. read more