How to Profit from a Laser Tag Business

by Stephanie Farris | Nov 1, 2016 | 0 comments

The millennial generation is very...unique compared to previous generations, in that they are freedom-oriented, and prefer spending money on experiences rather than things. They want to do what they want when they want. I think we are moving towards a society where more and more people will own their own businesses, large and small. I mean, who doesn’t want that? Make money, keep the majority of the profits, and manage your own time? I certainly am a fan.

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Why iCOMBAT?

When developing the Battle & Birdie concept, the team had a clear vision for what they wanted their laser tag experience to be and it wasn't the traditional arcade-style laser tag many guests grew up with.

“When we were designing Battle & Birdie, we wanted true tactical laser tag rather than the arcade-style version most people grew up with. iCOMBAT is the established name in that category, and the realism and range of game modes fit the competitive experience we were building.”

A More Tactical Take on Laser Tag

For guests, the appeal goes beyond simply picking up a laser tag blaster and running around an arena. The tactical realism and variety of gameplay are two of the biggest draws, with Team Deathmatch and Domination among the most popular missions.

As the Battle & Birdie team puts it:

“Guests consistently tell us it feels closer to an actual mission than a typical laser tag game.”

The combination of our equipment, mission-based gameplay, and a spaceship command center environment helps create an experience that feels different from anywhere else.

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