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We help large adventure parks and summer camps entertain and engage big groups. My team has booked more than 28,000 events. Our average group size is 60 people playing at once. But we often engage 100 or even 200.
He wanted something that could scale.
You see, he was planning a scout jamboree for the (now former) Governor-General of Australia.
Our superbold outdoor laser tag games offer a way for the players to feel connected as a group.
Engage and align with the stories that the camp is telling.
Our patented technology enables the management of large groups in a way that is safe but thrilling for the participants.
Mark ended up getting a set of 72 Awesome Cobra Taggers for the special event.
Can you imagine a game that has so many players?
It's a battle! Not a skirmish.
When we create a game that works for very large groups we go through an exact process.
While our games like three-point Domination or Heist seem deceptively simple they are ingenious.
Scout leaders (and summer camp counselors) love our games because they give the gift of fabulous memories. They convince their "boss" (the board, management committee, or grant judges) to add outdoor laser tag as an attraction for the upcoming season.
A few years back more than 11,000 Scouts from all over Australia and many other countries converged on Queensland for an Australian Scouts Jamboree.
One of the highlights of the massive two-week-long event was a huge game of laser tag.
The Scouts Australia has booked 500 laser tag phasers so hundreds of scouts could play at a time.
Two sessions a day, morning and afternoon, are planned for the 10-day festival.
So a new record of almost 10,000 people playing tag at one event was set.
The Jamboree is held every four years with scouts traveling from across Australia as well as internationally.
Maryborough West Scout Charlee Howard-Osborne was one of the first scouts to book in.
"A Jamboree is a lifetime experience, you realize what your parents do for you," she said.
As well as the fun games such as laser tag, Scouts do their washing and cooking at the Jamboree with an emphasis on learning new skills and fending for themselves.
Chief Director Pieter Van Der Kamp said the camping environment would be an eye-opener for many of the thousands of scouts.
The Jamboree had its own newspaper, radio station, markets and a nighttime entertainment precinct.
"My son is going to LOVE this when it is his turn!!!" said Angelli Meza.
"My son will love it too," said Ricky Begelhole.
It was also the record for the biggest single rental of laser tag equipment in the world.
The Jamboree is held every three years with scouts traveling from across Australia as well as internationally.
On the last day of the Jamboree, the Scouts smashed the laser tag world record.
Boys Scouts and leaders joined in for a huge game of tag.
In fact, 436 people played in one huge game of laser tag. Now that is smashing it out of the park.
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