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parties, stag and hen eventsand corporate days, thankstothe latest in cutting edge outdoor Laser Tagtechnology.With 19 playing areas -seven of which arepurely for laser tag -you really arespoilt for choice at Laser Mayhem. Climb on to areal 38 tonne battle tank and two armouredpersonnel carriers, use mounted laser machine guns, hide behindarmy jeeps, or rescue adummy from acrashed Black Hawk helicopter. Scenarios include Tank Convoy,Laser Fort,


It is the perfect location for days out, birthday


IDE behindtanks,planes, helicoptersand cars, rescue pilots and attempt to eliminate the other team at Laser Mayhem.


Black Hawk Down, Radar Station, Fuel Depot,Ruins, Urban, Speedball, Air Assault, AeroplaneWood, Bridge Wood and the Warehouse, so even if you have been beforeyou can find something different to do. The Laser tag guns use Infer redand can shoot


an opponent up to 300 metres away and if some- one is shot their gun says "ow". If aplayer is taggedseven times it says "man down, man down" beforestopping working for the remainder of the game. Duringatwo hour session you will


expecttonormally play at least 10 games. Laser Mayhemisideal for anyone from the age


of seven to 80, as what could be better than tak- ing out enemy generals and team elimination? If you areaparent you can either play or have two hours of peace and quiet and enjoy complimenta- ry tea and coffee. Outdoor Laser Tagisalso agreat way for your company to bond and develop into ateam, and coupled with its exciting Low-Ropes Assault coursethereissomething for the whole office. They can tailorateam building day to your needs, offer abuffet lunch and conference room facilities, and even pick you up for free from TheydonBois train station.


Address: Laser Mayhem, Pryors Farm, Patch Park, Abridge, Essex, RM4 1AA. Phone: 01708 688517 or 020 7600 5030. Web: www.laser-mayhem.co.uk


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