Laser Quest Danvers

Love this place! Its so fun. The laser tag area is super big. The staff is friendly and energetic. The laser tag is fun, but it gets hot, so dress appropriately! Also don’t wear white because it will glow. Would definitely be back.

Birthday party for 8 – 14 year old’s. Just go here. In fact it is fun for any age. Can be good for team building for professionals or just messing around.

Laser Quest is a great technology and always a fun time. Their conscientious staff and awesome facilities guaranty the best laser tag experience you will ever have. They also offer corporate team building events and have party rooms.

Birthday Parties Beware!!!
If you book a birthday party her make sure you do NOT get the Rain Forest Room! It’s the size of a closet, and if there are more than 8 guests (including adults) you will not fit. I did not get to choose rooms, and I was not informed that they had different sizes when I booked. I told them 8 children (wouldn’t they assume that each child might bring a parent?). Make sure you tell them the TOTAL number of guests. Over estimate if you need to, as the parents are free if they do not play tag.
Other than that, the kids had a great time. Like all other birthday places, they actual time in the party room was short and rushed. I recommend singing happy birthday between the games, so the adults can cut cake while the kids are playing.

A large group of us went here for our friend’s 30^th birthday and I think it’s safe to assume everyone had a blast! The staff was very energetic and remained «in character» the whole time despite the fact that we clearly were not a bunch of small children. The maze was large and multilevel and they had a few small arcade games to kill time while you wait for your team’s quest to begin.
I’d highly recommend this location — — the only downfall is it does sort of smell like little children. Uck. Par for the course I guess though.
Also, the location can be a bit tricky to find. It’s actually BEHIND Market Basket. We spent a minute driving around the shopping plaza trying to find this place.

Ive never had such a great time at a laser quest birthday party! Our pizza order was delayed, which we booked though laser quest, but they handle its spectacularly! From what we know, laser quest orders pizza from a pizza food chain, but when you book a party with laser quest they give you the option to order really any kind of pizza so you dont have to take care of it. Which was great, and was very STRESS FREE! All the kids had a great time. The marshalls where all amazing and the mangers where FAN-​FREKN-​TASIC! Their enthusiasm for their job was great and everyone was pumped for their laser quest missions. I WILL FOR SURE BE BACK AGAIN! Either just to play or to book a party!

ooooppps posted on the wrong «Laser Quest» first… I had my sons birthday there a few weeks ago and I cant tell you how impressed I was with this establishment. The staff was so fun and helpful and really seemed to enjoy doing what they were doing. Me having one kid I know that I couldn’t do what they do on a daily basis! I really appreciated the manager Tim and his enthusiasm for his job and he should be proud of his team and how well they handled the chaos of all the kids running around. All the kids and parents that attended the party were more than happy with the experience they had at Laser Quest!

LASER TAG!!!
Good luck not having and absolute blast.
I’ve been here a couple of times, once with a group of 20 somethings and once for a childs birthday. The amount of screams and laughter were pretty much the same.
You get to pick a bad ass codename like lazerman or hitman, I opted for ladybug («who the hell is ladybug and how did they keep killing me» is one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard).
Once you pick your name you are ushered into a room filled with blacklights where you are instructed to lie to the warden by saying «I WILL NOT RUN, CLIMB, OR JUMP!»
When doors open you are faced with a multi-​level laser tag arena built by the gods and will immediately try to run, climb and jump your way though what seems and eternity of laser tag goodness.
At the end of the match you are called up by your codename to receive your score sheet which will provide ample evidence for trash talking.
Fun facts:
This is more exercise than you expect or are accustomed to.
You will sweat more than you have in a long time.
If you have dandruff everyone will know.
They are located behind a shopping center with almost no signage.

As those afflicted by a midlife crisis have their ostentatious and overly-​compensatory sports cars, those faced with the reality of their quarter-​life crisis have Laser Quest.
Aside from criminals and the cast of The View, there is no group of humans more loathsome than adolescents. They’re egregiously immature, generally irksome and just unlikeable. They’re also likely to spend rainy Saturday nights playing laser tag as I recently discovered.
For my sister’s 25^th, she and I and 4 others headed to Laser Quest in Danvers. At 7:30, the place was crawling with pubescents. We walked up to the desk, hoisted ourselves up on the ridiculous step and each paid our $ 9, securing our spot for the next 20-​minute round. After a few minutes of Dance Dance Revolution and waiting around, we were told to line up for «code names». Cue 25 screeching teens lining up and cackling about their names…“what are you gonna be? well what are you gonna be? i dunno, what about you? OMG pink taco?! you’re so bad! [giggle giggle]” (Violent and/​or sexual code names are not allowed. My sister’s friend requested Sniper and was given super-​lame Spider instead.)
After picking code names, we were corralled into a small room. There a staffer who understandably hates his life (and teenagers) yelled directions and made bitches out of those who attempted to be smartasses. Heh. Stupid kids.
With the activating of our «guns» we were off into the labyrinthine course. It took about five minutes before I was a combination of bored and annoyed. Twenty minutes seemed like eternity. The teenagers roamed in packs and some would pout and complain when hit. Suck it up baby! I spent about 12 minutes wandering around, hating life and wishing I hadn’t left my damn phone in the car.
When it ended, I was happy to be heading out into the refreshing rain (it gets hot in there!) and even happier that I had bought a bottle of wine earlier. (I was also pleased that I had placed somewhere in the teens given my lethargic attempt at shooting others — people must be really terrible!)
P. S. — If there were adults-​only sessions, this would get five stars.

Was anyone else embarrassed when they had to pick a codename? I don’t know why, but that was always the part I hated.
I used to be kind of amazing at this game. I actually have a bunch of old scorecards from… oh, ten years ago. It’s been SO long since I’ve been here, and I STILL remember putting on the vest and having to yell out the rules before we were allowed to play. «I WILL NOT RUN, CLIMB, OR JUMP!»
The games were almost always regular ol’ free-​for-​alls, but I got to participate in a Laser Quest Lock-​In. You pretty much stay in all night and play over and over. They had a couple different versions of the game to play, and to a twelve-​year-​old, it was heaven. Definitely one of the coolest nights of my childhood.

This could very well be the most awesome place to play laser tag. I mean, it’s obviously geared towards kids so there’s the whole spiel they give you when you get there, but once you’re through the door and into the arena, it’s simply awesome. There are multiple levels, plenty of mirrors to bing your laser off of, hiding places, fog (not great for asthma, but hey, there’s a very clear warning about this before you even go in).