I've been to Laser Tag venues on three continents (yay, I'm a fan), but this one seems to be the best. It is a bit difficult to find and it's located in a kind of creepy place, but I would consider it a plus (looks like a place when a gun might be useful). Inside, It's very spacious and what's even more important - very well themed. Unlike other places I've been to, the decor is consistent and full of real warfare atmosphere (Cold War style). There are plenty of places to hide and to ambush the enemy. In the middle, there is some kind of tank. According to weapons, the choice is also great. There are two types of physical guns that operate in various modes, so there is plenty to choose from. Guns are heavy, which makes it more realistic. There are two modes of game - invidual and team play, however, there is nothing like 'capture the flag'. Anyways, not a downside at all. Since the scene is so spacious, there are plenty of possible strategies to try, which makes each game very distinct. Usually, after two games it already got boring and predictable, but not here. I would definitely recommend this place for corporate events or just to have fun (and a decent workout with friends) read more

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First and foremost, this place needs better signage. I spent nearly ten minutes wandering about the warehouses before finding the right one. Given how deep it's situated within the complex, a series of signs along the path would be very helpful. The facility itself is thoughtfully decorated. The Warsaw Uprising theme neatly fits the confined space where you'd do battle. There's even a section of kanał. Most of the time you'll find yourself in close-quarter firefights. These can get pretty intense. There are also a few ideal spots for snipers, which makes run through the open a hallowing experience. One thing that takes away from the realism is the option to switch between multiple weapons. That's entirely a video-game convention. Not too many AK fighters (or Nazi soldiers, for that matter) were running around with multiple long guns strapped to their backs. I got myself killed half a dozen times while trying to figure out what weapon I had in my hands. A simpler binary switch between single-round and full-automatic would make more sense in my opinion. If you're a foreign tourist looking for something to do in Krakow, consider coming here. While you can find laser tag in your home country, Zoltar does offer a uniquely Polish experience. The historical backdrop really sucks you into the action. read more