FIELD TRIPS
Bring your class to Q-ZAR for your next school outing! Whether you're looking for a fun way for your students to spend an afternoon or a way for them to build a sense of camaraderie, Q-ZAR can provide you with the perfect laser tag group option. Group discounts allow you to rent the facility for a low price so you and your group can play openly and get the most out of your experience. Group deals include exclusive use of the entire facility for up to 120 people, unlimited laser tag, and more. Q-ZAR also offers fundraising opportunities. Your group can earn money by simply selling tickets for your fundraiser night! In addition, Q-ZAR houses one of Long Island's largest arcades with over 40 video and arcade games. Play games and redeem tickets for awesome prizes! Visit the website for details.
supports classroom learning in:
Physical Education.
topics covered:
Physical Activity, Problem Solving, Social Interaction, Sports.
contact info
Name: Sales
Phone: 516-877-7200
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Q-ZAR
What better way is there to celebrate a birthday or bond with your group than by blasting each other with lasers? At least, that's the idea at Q-Zar, a laser-tag facility where guests can do just that. Whether it's a group outing or a weekend activity with family, virtual gamers, can step into the 4,000-square-foot black lit battlefield, where just a laser shooter protects them against friends and foes. Visitors can hide from enemies, blast their friends, and try to rack up the most points to be crowned the king of laser tag. When the game's over, players can move outside to spend some time in the arcade room for a whole day of fun.
contact info
Hrs: Vary, See website.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Laser Tag Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
The idea for laser tag was born when creator George Carter III was watching a battle scene in the film Star Wars. What we once thought of as far-fetched future technology is now a widely played game. When firing a “shot: in laser tag, you see a laser beam, which is for affect only. What scores the actual hit or tag on your opponent is usually an infrared signal, similar to the signal used to change the channel from your television remote control. Think about other inventions that have seemed like fiction just 20 years ago. What types of technology might be invented 25 years in the future? Instead of taking the bus to laser tag, you could be saying, “Beam me up, Scotty!”
The U.S. military started experimenting with laser combat simulation for training, which inspired the toy lasers that were developed a few years later.
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FIELD TRIPS
Bring your troop to Q-ZAR for your next group outing! Whether you're looking for a fun way for your scouts to spend an afternoon or a way for them to build a sense of camaraderie, Q-ZAR can provide you with the perfect laser tag group option. Group discounts allow you to rent the facility for a low price so you and your group can play openly and get the most out of your experience. Group deals include exclusive use of the entire facility for up to 120 people, unlimited laser tag, and more. Q-ZAR also offers fundraising opportunities. Your group can earn money by simply selling tickets for your fundraiser night! In addition, Q-ZAR houses one of Long Island's largest arcades with over 40 video and arcade games. Play games and redeem tickets for awesome prizes! Visit the website for details.
supports scout badges in:
Sports & Games
topics covered:
Physical Activity, Problem Solving, Social Interaction, Sports.
contact info
Name: Sales
Phone: 516-877-7200
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Q-ZAR
What better way is there to celebrate a birthday or bond with your group than by blasting each other with lasers? At least, that's the idea at Q-Zar, a laser-tag facility where guests can do just that. Whether it's a group outing or a weekend activity with family, virtual gamers, can step into the 4,000-square-foot black lit battlefield, where just a laser shooter protects them against friends and foes. Visitors can hide from enemies, blast their friends, and try to rack up the most points to be crowned the king of laser tag. When the game's over, players can move outside to spend some time in the arcade room for a whole day of fun.
contact info
Hrs: Vary, See website.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Laser Tag Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
The idea for laser tag was born when creator George Carter III was watching a battle scene in the film Star Wars. What we once thought of as far-fetched future technology is now a widely played game. When firing a “shot: in laser tag, you see a laser beam, which is for affect only. What scores the actual hit or tag on your opponent is usually an infrared signal, similar to the signal used to change the channel from your television remote control. Think about other inventions that have seemed like fiction just 20 years ago. What types of technology might be invented 25 years in the future? Instead of taking the bus to laser tag, you could be saying, “Beam me up, Scotty!”
The U.S. military started experimenting with laser combat simulation for training, which inspired the toy lasers that were developed a few years later.
View Lesson Plan>>
CAMP
Bring your camp group to Q-ZAR for your next outing! Whether you're looking for a fun way for your campers to spend an afternoon or a way for them to build a sense of camaraderie, Q-ZAR can provide you with the perfect laser tag group option. Group discounts allow you to rent the facility for a low price so you and your group can play openly and get the most out of your experience. Group deals include exclusive use of the entire facility for up to 120 people, unlimited laser tag, and more. Q-ZAR also houses one of Long Island's largest arcades with over 40 video and arcade games. Play games and redeem tickets for awesome prizes!
topics covered:
Physical Activity, Problem Solving, Social Interaction, Sports.
contact info
Phone: 516-877-7200
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Q-ZAR
What better way is there to celebrate a birthday or bond with your group than by blasting each other with lasers? At least, that's the idea at Q-Zar, a laser-tag facility where guests can do just that. Whether it's a group outing or a weekend activity with family, virtual gamers, can step into the 4,000-square-foot black lit battlefield, where just a laser shooter protects them against friends and foes. Visitors can hide from enemies, blast their friends, and try to rack up the most points to be crowned the king of laser tag. When the game's over, players can move outside to spend some time in the arcade room for a whole day of fun.
contact info
Hrs: Vary, See website.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Laser Tag Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
The idea for laser tag was born when creator George Carter III was watching a battle scene in the film Star Wars. What we once thought of as far-fetched future technology is now a widely played game. When firing a “shot: in laser tag, you see a laser beam, which is for affect only. What scores the actual hit or tag on your opponent is usually an infrared signal, similar to the signal used to change the channel from your television remote control. Think about other inventions that have seemed like fiction just 20 years ago. What types of technology might be invented 25 years in the future? Instead of taking the bus to laser tag, you could be saying, “Beam me up, Scotty!”
The U.S. military started experimenting with laser combat simulation for training, which inspired the toy lasers that were developed a few years later.
View Lesson Plan>>
HOMESCHOOL
Bring your homeschool group to Q-ZAR for your next outing! Whether you're looking for a fun way for your homeschoolers to spend an afternoon or a way for them to build a sense of camaraderie, Q-ZAR can provide you with the perfect laser tag group option. Group discounts allow you to rent the facility for a low price so you and your group can play openly and get the most out of your experience. Group deals include exclusive use of the entire facility for up to 120 people, unlimited laser tag, and more. Q-ZAR also offers fundraising opportunities. Your group can earn money by simply selling tickets for your fundraiser night! In addition, Q-ZAR houses one of Long Island's largest arcades with over 40 video and arcade games. Play games and redeem tickets for awesome prizes! Visit the website for details.
supports classroom learning in:
Physical Education.
topics covered:
Physical Activity, Problem Solving, Social Interaction, Sports.
contact info
Phone: 516-877-7200
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Q-ZAR
What better way is there to celebrate a birthday or bond with your group than by blasting each other with lasers? At least, that's the idea at Q-Zar, a laser-tag facility where guests can do just that. Whether it's a group outing or a weekend activity with family, virtual gamers, can step into the 4,000-square-foot black lit battlefield, where just a laser shooter protects them against friends and foes. Visitors can hide from enemies, blast their friends, and try to rack up the most points to be crowned the king of laser tag. When the game's over, players can move outside to spend some time in the arcade room for a whole day of fun.
contact info
Hrs: Vary, See website.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Laser Tag Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
The idea for laser tag was born when creator George Carter III was watching a battle scene in the film Star Wars. What we once thought of as far-fetched future technology is now a widely played game. When firing a “shot: in laser tag, you see a laser beam, which is for affect only. What scores the actual hit or tag on your opponent is usually an infrared signal, similar to the signal used to change the channel from your television remote control. Think about other inventions that have seemed like fiction just 20 years ago. What types of technology might be invented 25 years in the future? Instead of taking the bus to laser tag, you could be saying, “Beam me up, Scotty!”
The U.S. military started experimenting with laser combat simulation for training, which inspired the toy lasers that were developed a few years later.
View Lesson Plan>>
FAMILY OUTINGS
Enjoy family-friendly entertainment at Q-ZAR, Long Island’s premier laser tag arena! In games of laser tag, aim trumps age and strategy prevails. It can be a pretty intense workout, too! If you're looking for an exciting place to host your child’s next birthday party, consider Q-ZAR. Laser tag parties let players compete in various game formats like capture the flag and hide and seek in an attempt to find and tag opposing players with high-tech lasers. Q-ZAR also houses one of Long Island's largest arcades with over 40 video and arcade games. Play games and redeem tickets for awesome prizes!
topics covered:
Physical Activity, Problem Solving, Social Interaction, Sports.
contact info
Phone: 516-877-7200
Email: [email protected]
INFO
ABOUT
Q-ZAR
What better way is there to celebrate a birthday or bond with your group than by blasting each other with lasers? At least, that's the idea at Q-Zar, a laser-tag facility where guests can do just that. Whether it's a group outing or a weekend activity with family, virtual gamers, can step into the 4,000-square-foot black lit battlefield, where just a laser shooter protects them against friends and foes. Visitors can hide from enemies, blast their friends, and try to rack up the most points to be crowned the king of laser tag. When the game's over, players can move outside to spend some time in the arcade room for a whole day of fun.
contact info
Hrs: Vary, See website.
HELPFUL LESSON PLAN(S)
Prepared by FieldTripDirectory.com
Laser Tag Lesson Plan
FUN FACTS
The idea for laser tag was born when creator George Carter III was watching a battle scene in the film Star Wars. What we once thought of as far-fetched future technology is now a widely played game. When firing a “shot: in laser tag, you see a laser beam, which is for affect only. What scores the actual hit or tag on your opponent is usually an infrared signal, similar to the signal used to change the channel from your television remote control. Think about other inventions that have seemed like fiction just 20 years ago. What types of technology might be invented 25 years in the future? Instead of taking the bus to laser tag, you could be saying, “Beam me up, Scotty!”
The U.S. military started experimenting with laser combat simulation for training, which inspired the toy lasers that were developed a few years later.
View Lesson Plan>>