Area 53 DUMBO Laser Tag & Mini Bowling
Laser tag in an industrial basement arena with several game modes, plus themed mini-bowling lanes and arcade games. A fun group outing for school-age kids and families.
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Small teams race through a series of puzzle and action challenges before ending in a room where they must disarm a 'bomb' or get blasted with paint, foam or slime. There is also a longer arcade-style battle game for bigger groups, making it a popular pick for older kids' parties.
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Open Wednesday–Sunday; closed Monday–Tuesday (check site for times)
Bomb missions from $34.95/person; Arcade Bomb Battle from $19.95
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Ages 6–17.
Bomb missions from $34.95/person; Arcade Bomb Battle from $19.95
Open Wednesday–Sunday; closed Monday–Tuesday (check site for times)
255 Water St, 11201, in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
Yes. Beat The Bomb Brooklyn is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Beat The Bomb: beatthebomb.com, or call (518) 207-9440.
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