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Just wondered if any ED folk have done a laser tag type party for a five year old... some will be only four but as my son loves Star Wars, light sabres, etc, think he would really enjoy it. I have a venue in mind and heard that the companies that do this can bring inflatables, ?bases? etc. Any tips very gratefully received!
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Hi all, hope you're all safe and well. I own a company called Adrenalin Rush Laser Combat that specialises in outdoor laser tag for anyone aged 6 and above. I've been successfully based in Chiswick, West London, since 2010 and after a successful open day at Dulwich Sports Ground, I was about to open a South London branch, then the lockdown put paid to that!! Now that the government is allowing groups of 6 to exercise together and as laser tag already operates in a socially distant manner (players must remain at least 3m away from each other) and is outdoors, we are raring to get going. We ran a couple of sessions at the weekend with no issues.


Please see www.arush.co.uk for more info on what I do. Note that the website is for the Chiswick branch and I do not have one for Dulwich - yet, but you'll get an idea of what I do.


Please contact me, Brenton, on [email protected] or 07773775445 to book or for more info.


Thanks,


Brenton

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