Great idea for teenage boys! My son is 16 and it is so hard to come up with ideas for a party. It…read moreseemed we had done everything until a friend recommended Spec-Ops Laser Tag. The boys had a ball and even the parents participated! We will most definitely do this again and highly recommend it for any occasion. ---MC

From the owner: We are a mobile laser tag rental company. We can provide up to 25 laser tag guns for your party or…read moreevent. We offer 2 or 4 hour parties at your residence, park or any location that you reserve. Let us bring the battlefield to you!

Everything from start to finish was awesome. We even showed up late(sorry), and they were more than…read moreaccommodating. The ref's were awesome and very helpful.

Fun for kids and adults. It's a great place in the woods to play paintball. Really fun go here a lotread more

I see why Main Event has a pull. They have bowling, billiards, and even laser tag and gravity…read moreropes. There wasn't much explanation available for gravity ropes or laser tag and I kinda felt like "just there" and while I could figure things out, since I am not in the best physical shape and partially because I coordinated a lot of planning probably, it was a bit overwhelming for me. Since it was my first time with gravity ropes, I was there with two friends the first time around. That's how I learned about gravity ropes, but they are only open Friday through Monday and not on a Wednesday night. I don't remember what the staffer told me Wednesday night, but I tried calling to see if I needed to reserve Gravity Ropes and since I couldn't get through, I figured I would just wait until I got on-site to reserve a time slot. Since my friends were coming later than requested, I had to wait until the last person came in order for me to request a time for our entire group to be together for it. This was all fine. Gravity ropes, you get strapped in safety gear and then you figure out how to go across the obstacles. Some obstacles don't have rope railings and the zip lining has no railings of course (but i didn't realize it was zip lining until I was there lol). but you might hold on to your rope to slide to the other side even if you would get rope burn. Laser tag has a name for the suit you put on so that you know your score but that wasn't apparent and the landscape for the laser tag was eh. Not many places offer laser tag and gravity ropes- but I think I will venture elsewhere on my own. Signs saying if it's your first time for laser tag or gravity ropes at our facility, asking a staffer could be helpful so that staffers don't have to unnecessarily repeat themselves etc. My blue slushie came out fine. They also offer alcoholic slushies here which is a cool option and offers that added party atmosphere and flavor options that some people like myself like. I didn't get one because I didn't want one before doing gravity ropes and my group didn't stay long enough for me to have one as others wanted to go elsewhere. I enjoyed their VR machines but some parts may be not working super good. I heard the food was typical arcade quality bad. Some of the crowd's lack of class here somewhat resemble the apathy and exhaustion from some of the staff that work here. Particularly some of the people who looked like they barely passed for 21. Two of them cut in line for gravity ropes in the middle of my group but they couldn't go on because they didn't get strapped on. A group of girls didn't seem to pay attention to the regular line for signing up for billiards or bowling, and assumed they were there first. I wasn't in a hurry and just let them ahead but I didn't care for the sense of entitlement. Also, It feels like there could be a few more staff on this busy Sat night too. The experience was discombobulating for me and I would only go again w friends if they wanted me to go.

The service is horrible. I waited over an hour for my food just for it to be served to the wrong…read moretable, as I type this, I am still waiting on my food. Many tables that have walked in after us and ordered more food than us, got their food and left before us. The ambience is alright. The service all together is horrible and I probably won't be coming here for food again.

Went for axe throwing. They are poorly maintained. Dull and no handles. So after some time they…read morewere tearing up your hands.

This place is HORRIBLE and UNPROFESSIONAL. I arrived at 4:30pm and purchased the FORZA package…read morewhich is for 8 riders. It comes with pizza and drinks for $459. I didn't have 8 riders I had 6 so they credit me for 2 rides which was okay but I'll never return! The employees said the pizza was ordered between 4:30-5pm they let me know that this happened earlier to a previous customer and they don't know where the owner orders the pizza from. They accommodated me with a extra lap for the wait. It's now 6:30 and the pizza has arrived and the staff became irate with me going back and forth letting me know that there was nothing they can do about it when I questioned a refund or something else. They also charge me for head wraps that's reusable! In total I paid $500 and wasn't aware until the receipt came to my email with the extra charges!!!! The staff is extremely young and we're very attentive and unprofessional. They sat on their phones and when I asked questions they weren't trying to help solve the problem. WILL NOT BE RETURNING

Terrific NY style pizza and great staff. Variety of menu items if you want something other than…read morepizza.

A friend and I visited on a Saturday night because we knew it had ddr (for me). I bumped into 3…read moreselections that I like that I didn't notice or remember last time- Never Ending Story, Initial D, and some song reminiscent of Ace of Base where Reddit probably has resources to find the machine type at the location and then maybe the song associated with that location. Maybe- which is kinda insane- but in a good way. Both my friend and I thought that DDR included 2 or 3 rounds before but now it is only one game for $2 which is expensive. They seem to be the only ones who offer this in the area for now and they have a good selection for me otherwise. We played air hockey where one side's outside goal borders a bit flimsy like last year or so but it still works well otherwise. Small arcade but it seems not too populated even on a Saturday night or not this one. The location and size may have to do with why there are not too many people either. They get most of their money from the food experience probably. Maybe bowling and other things that I don't know that they have might do better. There was a live band on Thai Sat evening. Not my kind of music but this more elderly, classy crowd seemed to be enjoying in the festivities a lot. The bathrooms here are clean.

This place is like stepping back to a simpler and better time. It's not just because they still…read moreuse tokens and award tickets, it's also because of how customers are treated. This place feels family run, the staff is always friendly and clearly care about the business and customers. I've brought my kids to every arcade/play zone in the area, and this is the best one on the Delaware and Maryland beaches. This place is also great for birthdays and is more affordable than competition for both families and large groups. Finally, the laser tag arena is awesome!

Stopped by Game World for a quick air hockey rematch so my friend could try to reclaim their…read more"champion" title--and we ended up going all in with an impromptu game of laser tag. Talk about a throwback! We had the arena all to ourselves and it was an absolute BLAST. The spot is a little off the beaten path and a bit away from the boardwalk, but 100% worth the visit. Definitely a must-stop for some fun in Ocean City!

Was fun! They take good care to be sure we had fun!!!! Whole family had fun. It was a good time. I…read morewould definitely recommend this place.

We went to Laserdome for their "Deck The Holograms" augmented reality holiday experience, and…read morehonestly, it was such a delight! Picture this: you step inside a life-sized holographic North Pole, wearing lightweight AR glasses, tossing virtual snowballs, collecting ornaments, helping Santa save Christmas, and discovering festive surprises along the way. It's part game, part holiday movie, and all-around magical. From their website: "Deck the Holograms is a family-friendly augmented reality adventure that transports you inside a life-sized holographic North Pole...an unforgettable shared experience for families, friends, and believers of all ages." Yup, it's exactly that -- and it totally lives up to the hype. We did the experience as a pair, and it was so much fun together. Plus, we got 3 hours of free arcade play included with our tickets for $34.99 per person, which honestly feels like a steal. We even spent a little time in the arcade before jumping into the AR adventure, which was a nice warm-up. The story itself was surprisingly thoughtful -- it made us reflect on being present in the moment during the holidays instead of getting lost in our phones. It's playful, immersive, and yes, totally enjoyable for 40+ year olds too. Plenty of parking, plenty of space to move around, and the whole experience is cozy and warm inside -- perfect for a chilly December night. We booked our tickets from the parking lot on the last Friday before Christmas and had no trouble snagging the 8pm time slot we wanted. Overall, it's a low-impact, warm, immersive, and joyful way to celebrate the season. If you're looking for something different, memorable, and just plain fun, do yourself a favor and check out Deck The Holograms -- you won't regret it!