Glasgow · Indoor Leisure
Laser Quest Glasgow
Laser Quest Glasgow is an indoor laser-tag arena in Kinning Park for ages seven and over. Put on a body pack, head into the maze and score points by tagging other players.
- Ages
- Laser tag 7+
- Cost
- From £8 per player
- Weather
- Indoors
- Game time
- 15 min play + 5 min briefing
Our family take
Choose this for older children who enjoy competitive games and want the adults to join in. It works well as a short rainy-day activity, with a choice of one or more games. The dark maze, loud music and smoke effects may be too much for children who prefer quieter play.
- Minimum age seven. Under-sevens cannot play Laser Quest. Plan separately for younger siblings.
- Arrive early. Be there at least 15 minutes before your first game. Parking spaces can fill quickly; late arrivals may miss a game without a refund.
The practical details
Plan your visit
- Ages and supervision
- Laser Quest starts at seven. Children remain the responsibility of their supervising adult; this is not a drop-off childcare session.
- Games and prices
- One game £8 per person, two games £15 and three games £20. Parties, exclusive hire, Quiz Box and VR have separate prices.Current game prices and offers
- Booking and arrival
- Book your chosen games ahead and arrive at least 15 minutes before the first one. Advance bookings require a 50% non-refundable deposit; check the cancellation terms before paying.
- Session length
- Each session lasts 20 minutes including a five-minute briefing, with 15 minutes of gameplay. Allow extra time for arrival and between games.
- Opening times
- Monday closed except private hire by arrangement. Tuesday–Friday: 3–9pm in term time, noon–7pm in school holidays. Saturday 10am–9pm; Sunday 10am–8pm. Check your date when booking.
- Address and parking
- 124 Portman Street, Kinning Park, Glasgow G41 1EJ. Free on-street parking nearby can fill quickly; allow extra time to find a space.
- Lift and toilets
- There is a lift into the building and a baby-changing tray in the toilet. Ask about access around the arena and any support you need before booking.
- Food and drinks
- There is no café. Drinks, hot drinks, crisps and chocolate are sold, but outside food is not allowed for a normal visit. Plan a meal elsewhere.
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Make it work for your family
What a game is like
Each player wears a body pack and carries a laser. You move through a maze with catwalks, tagging other players to score points while trying to avoid being tagged yourself. Scores are shown at the end, and each player gets a scorecard.
A session includes a five-minute briefing and 15 minutes in the arena. Booking two games gives you another go, but do not assume games run back to back: check the timetable for your visit.
Clothing, sensory fit and support
Wear flat shoes with soles that grip. There is no running, climbing on the scenery or physical contact with other players.
The arena is dark, with loud music, lighting and smoke effects. If those effects or a medical condition could affect participation, speak to the venue before booking.
If a player needs a carer in the arena, the carer is responsible for supporting them; marshals help with the game but do not provide individual care. Ask about the arena route, equipment fit and buggy storage if these will affect your visit.
Quiz Box and the VR ride
Quiz Box is a separate, hour-long game-show quiz for 4–12 players, priced at £15 per player. The age guidance is 12+, but younger children can join in and may need to team up with an adult. Under-15s must be accompanied by an adult. Choose the question themes and difficulty to suit your family.
Quiz Box uses flashing lights and is not suitable for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Check the activity information before booking if sensory effects could affect anyone in your group.
Quiz Box details and bookingThe two-seat VR ride combines a headset with motion, sound and wind effects. It costs £3 per person for one movie and has a minimum age of seven. It is a paid extra; check its health and suitability restrictions before adding it to your visit.
VR ride options and restrictionsBirthday parties
Birthday packages are available separately from ordinary games. If you are booking a party, check what food is included and agree any cake arrangements with the venue before bringing food.
Finding the entrance
Use the shared entrance with The Climbing Academy at 124 Portman Street. Kinning Park Subway Station is next to the venue, making it a useful alternative to driving.
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