For the last few years we’ve been seeing a lot more of the open air laser tag concept and Urban Air was an early adopter of this idea, so I take note whenever I see it in use at one of their locations. This is the first thing I noticed about the laser tag arena when I played at Urban Air in Benton, AR. The open air arena essentially boils down to not hiding the arena behind closed off windows or walls and allowing spectators to see the game from the outside of the arena area.

I headed over to T-Rex Fun Spot in Hot Springs, AR to see what their arena had to offer. This one had a few cool surprises! When I arrived my first thought was “this looks like a hotel”…which part of the property is. That’s a little different. I went over to the main building to purchase my game before being joined by Fisher for a game in the arena located in the second building, adjacent to the hotel lobby. I was struck immediately by the cool sign promoting laser tag out fr

There is some clever ingenuity inside the laser tag arena I experienced at Funtrackers Family Fun Park in Hot Springs, AR. This place is an excellent example of how to revitalize an existing arena to keep things fresh! I enjoyed a game of CyberBlast where a couple of cool things caught my attention…and the expression on my mini-rubber chicken’s face pretty much mirrors my thoughts, lol! The rubber chicken has become something of a mascot since first appearing at Tag 4 A Cause

It’s no joke that southern hospitality is a real thing, and I experienced it as soon as I arrived in Arkansas. I made a beeline straight for Main Event in Little Rock as soon as my flight landed, timing out perfectly to tag with this awesome group, made up mostly of students from Arkansas State University. I’ve been around a Main Event or two (or actually 26 of them) before, so I’m quite familiar with what to expect, so I was looking around for the counter to buy my game pass