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Laser Tag Singapore

Make a plan, find cover, and work together to outsmart the other team. We explain each mission and keep score.

Duration
One activity: 1–2 hours · Two: 2–3 hours
Venue
The Cage @ Kallang or a suitable venue of your choice
Play
Team missions with cover, tactics and hosted scoring

From $15 per person

Two Laser Tag players using white laser gear behind a camouflage barrier

Choose your Laser Tag session

Keep the session focused on Laser Tag, or add a second activity for more variety.

Basic Package

Laser Tag session

Laser Tag players moving together with equipment and a team flag
From $15 per person

Starting guide only. Your group size, timing and venue determine the final quote.

Activities
Laser Tag
Recommended time
1–2 hours

Make a plan, cover your teammates and take on team missions. Our facilitators explain the equipment, run the rounds and keep score.

More about this option

Huddle up, watch each other’s backs and cheer on the teammate who pulls off a clever play.

Standard Package

Laser Tag + another activity

A team coordinating their steps on a colourful mat during Telematch
Quoted for your group

Choose your second activity and tell us your group size for a tailored quote.

Activities
Laser Tag + one other game
Recommended time
2–3 hours

Combine Laser Tag with a second team activity, such as Telematch or Dodgeball. We plan the sequence and guide your group through both games.

More about this option

Keep the friendly rivalry going with a second game and new chances for different teammates to shine.

Included in both sessions

  • Laser Tag equipment
  • Safety and equipment briefing
  • Facilitated rounds
  • Team scoring

Play at The Cage @ Kallang or a suitable venue of your choice. We confirm suitability, availability and venue costs in your quote.

Food, prizes, transport and other extras are quoted separately. Session time includes briefing and team rotations, not continuous play for each person.

A worked example

20 people · 1-hour Laser Tag session

Weekday, 10–11am at The Cage @ Kallang, with one arena and 10 equipment sets. Teams take turns playing 5 vs 5.

Hosted Laser Tag
S$250
Off-peak venue block
S$120
Example total
S$370 (S$18.50 per person)

The venue is booked for the 10am–12pm block; hosted gameplay is one hour. Food, prizes, transport and other extras are excluded. This is an example, not a confirmed quote or availability promise.

How your session runs

  1. Briefing

    Learn how to use the equipment, where to play and the rules for each mission.

  2. Practice

    Try tagging and movement in a warm-up mission before the scored rounds.

  3. Team missions

    Teams play a series of missions, trying out tactics and changing roles between rounds.

  4. Scores & wrap-up

    Finish the last round, review the team scores and come together for a group photo.

See the PwC Laser Tag event

Your Laser Tag rounds

A Laser Tag player aiming from behind cover

The games

Make a plan. Back up your team.

Find cover, protect a teammate or capture the flag. We explain each mission, run the rounds and keep score.

Explore the game modes
Tables and chairs beside a netted playing arena at The Cage @ Kallang

The venue

The Cage @ Kallang, or your venue

The Cage has a sheltered playing arena and a seating area beside it. Have another venue in mind? We check its space, shelter, surface and access before confirming.

See venue and setup details

Venue availability is confirmed for your date and time.

Plan your Laser Tag session

Share what you know. You can decide the rest later.

Group sizeAn estimate is fine.

Review your choices in the planner before sending an enquiry.

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How active should it feel?
What would help you next?
Review your brief
Game modesTeam Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Protect the VIP.

Team missions to try

Each mode has a different objective. We choose the rounds to suit your group and session length.

Team Deathmatch Laser Tag gameplay

Head-to-head teamwork

Team Deathmatch

Work together to tag the opposing team. Cover your teammates, choose when to move and try to finish the round ahead on tags.

Capture The Flag Laser Tag gameplay

Classic mission

Capture The Flag

Teams try to retrieve the opposing flag and return it safely while balancing attack, defence, and recovery.

Protect The VIP Laser Tag gameplay

Team protection

Protect The VIP

Each team protects its VIP while trying to tag the other team's VIP, creating a clear tactical objective.

Venue & setupThe Cage @ Kallang or a suitable space of your own.

Your venue and setup

What is indoor Laser Tag like?

Indoor Laser Tag is a good fit when you want an active team game without depending on the weather. Cohesion can set up obstacles and a compact arena in suitable indoor spaces, including futsal venues such as The Cage at Kallang, subject to availability and setup checks.

Players tag opponents with Laser Tag rifles while using barriers for cover and coordinating with teammates. Because the play area is controlled, the format can reduce excessive running while still keeping the session energetic and competitive.

What is outdoor Laser Tag like?

Outdoor Laser Tag is built around a mobile setup. The team brings the equipment, obstacles, and facilitation support to a suitable event space, then shapes the area into a temporary battlefield for the session.

This format works best when the venue has enough safe open space for movement, cover, and briefing zones. Cohesion can advise whether a proposed outdoor location is practical before the event is confirmed.

Add to your Laser Tag eventFood options and ideas for a wider team day.
A group holding Laser Tag equipment and team flags at a netted arena
A group after a Cohesion Laser Tag session

Event add-ons

Complete the event after the game

Stay for a meal or dessert after the games. We can help arrange the food and drinks, and work out the timing with your venue.

Laser Tag pairs well with a BBQ or gelato finish because the session gives teams a clear shared story before they slow down and socialise.

Meat cooking over the flames of a barbecue grill
BBQ options after the games

Powered by Sunday Roast BBQ

BBQ by Sunday Roast

Stay for a BBQ after the games, whether you are celebrating a team achievement or catching up with colleagues.

BBQ menus from $40 per person, minimum 10 people. Final price changes with venue, setup, cleaning, timing, and support level.

  • Premium BBQ finish
  • Chef-service options
  • Activity-plus-meal planning

Burnt Cones gelato add-on

Burnt Cones Gelato

Offer guests a cold dessert after the games or alongside a Family Day programme.

From $8/cup, minimum 20 cups. Flavours include Fior Di Latte, 85% Dark Chocolate, Bronte Pistachio, Reese's Peanut Butter, Ube, Stracciatella, and Chrysanthemum Goji Berry.

  • Single-serve cups
  • Multiple flavours
  • Easy dessert finish

Coordinated event support

Catering, Drinks & Transport

Ask us to help coordinate food, drinks, transport, and the schedule with your venue.

Priced in the event plan after we confirm group size, venue, timing, and support needs.

  • Catering and drinks
  • Bus transport
  • Venue timing support

Questions before you book

What equipment and support are included?

What is included in a Laser Tag session?

Both packages include Laser Tag equipment, a safety and equipment briefing, facilitated rounds and team scoring. The two-activity Standard package adds a second game. Venue arrangements and optional food, prizes or transport are confirmed in your quote.

What type of Laser Tag guns do you use?

Tell us the ages in your group and where you plan to play so we can recommend the equipment. Lighter laser pistols are easier for younger players or mixed-age groups to handle, while laser rifles suit adult corporate sessions that want a more tactical feel.

The equipment uses infrared tagging and player feedback so participants know when they have been hit. The final setup should be matched to the event format, space, and participant comfort.

How long should we allow?

Allow around 1–2 hours for Laser Tag, or 2–3 hours with a second activity. This includes the briefing, team huddles and mission rounds, with teammates taking turns between games. We’ll help you choose a duration that suits your team.

Does everyone play at the same time?

Teams take turns in short matches. The number of active players and arenas depends on your group size and venue. For example, a 20-person group can rotate through one 5 vs 5 arena, with 10 people playing at a time. We confirm the rotation plan for your event.

Can we play at our own venue?

Yes, if the space is suitable. Share the address, available play area and whether it is sheltered. We check the surface, access and setup needs before confirming. The Cage @ Kallang is another option, subject to availability. Venue and transport costs are confirmed in your quote.

How is the final price worked out?

The from-$15 figure is a starting guide, not a flat rate for every group. Your quote reflects the equipment and arenas, hosted duration, venue booking and any extras. The worked example above shows the activity and venue costs separately. Share your group size, date and venue plans for a quote for your event.

Can we add food, prizes or a longer programme?

Tell us what you have in mind and we can quote suitable extras or a custom programme. Food, prizes, transport and additional venue time are optional costs. They are included only when listed in your quote, and food arrangements depend on the venue.

What happens after we send an enquiry?

Your brief gives us the group size, date, activity choice and venue plans to work from. We use these details to prepare a proposal or clarify anything still missing. Sending a brief does not reserve a venue or confirm a booking; the programme, availability and price still need to be agreed.

Which Laser Tag missions can we play?

Most Laser Tag sessions use short, easy-to-follow game modes so teams can learn quickly and rotate cleanly. The exact format can be adjusted for group size, venue, and event timing.

  • Capture the Flag: teams try to retrieve the opposing flag and return it safely.
  • Team Deathmatch: teams compete to tag out as many opponents as possible within the round.
  • Protect the VIP: each team protects its VIP while trying to tag the other team's VIP.
What events are suitable for Laser Tag?

Laser Tag is suitable for corporate team building, school events, birthday parties, carnivals, and group bonding sessions. It works especially well when you want friendly competition that is active but not overly rough.

For workplace groups, the strongest fit is usually a hosted team format where players rotate through rounds, practise communication, and have a clear shared experience to talk about after the session.

How should we prepare for safe play?

How should we prepare for a Laser Tag session?

No prior Laser Tag experience is needed. Facilitators will brief players on equipment use, safety rules, game objectives, and how the rounds will run before the session begins.

Participants should wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for light movement. A light meal before the event can help, especially for longer sessions, but the format can be paced for mixed fitness levels.

How safe is Laser Tag?

Laser Tag is generally a safe activity because it uses infrared tagging rather than physical contact. Players do not need protective masks, and the game can be paced to suit mixed-fitness groups.

Cohesion's facilitators brief the rules, manage the play area, and keep the session structured. As with any active event, venue suitability, clear boundaries, and sensible participant behaviour remain important parts of the safety setup.

More about Laser Tag
Why has Laser Tag become popular in Singapore?

Laser Tag has become popular in Singapore because it is easy to understand, weather-flexible when run indoors, and suitable for a wide range of fitness levels. It gives participants the strategy and excitement of a mission game while keeping the tone playful and approachable.

The format also fits corporate team building well. Teams need to communicate, cover one another, and make quick decisions, so the game creates useful group dynamics without requiring advanced athletic skill.

Where did Laser Tag come from?

Laser Tag traces its roots to infrared training technology and sci-fi-inspired toy blasters from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Commercial arenas later turned the idea into a recreational game where players could tag one another using harmless infrared signals.

Over time, the activity moved from family entertainment centres into schools, parties, and corporate events. Modern Laser Tag is now used as a flexible team activity because it is simple to brief, easy to score, and adaptable across indoor and outdoor venues.

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