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Standout paintball & laser tag in Brisbane

Top picks are the highest-rated activities of each type that publish a starting price.

More highly rated activities to compare

The next highest-rated activities that publish a starting price, with group size and cost side by side.

Activity	Type	Area	Group size	From
Laser Commando 5.0(45)	Type:Laser Tag	Area:Kurwongbah	Group size:Up to 40	Price:From $47.50pp
Spec Ops Paintball 4.8(728)	Type:Paintball	Area:Ipswich	Group size:–	Price:From $100pp
Laserzone Brisbane 4.5(648)	Type:Laser Tag	Area:Lawnton	Group size:–	Price:From $28pp
Game Over Brisbane 4.5(504)	Type:Mini Golf, Go Karts	Area:Oxley	Group size:Up to 400	Price:From $71pp

Lower-cost options

Lowest per-person prices

Laserzone Brisbane
Lawnton
From $28 per person
Laser Commando
KurwongbahGroups up to 40
From $47.50 per person
Game Over Brisbane
OxleyGroups up to 400
From $71 per person
Spec Ops Paintball
Ipswich
From $100 per person

Getting Paintball and Laser Tag Right

Paintball and laser tag let a Brisbane group burn off energy in teams. The choice comes down to who is playing: paintball leaves the odd bruise, while laser tag and gel ball keep things painless enough for younger players.

Locations range from bush fields in Moreton Bay to indoor arenas in the CBD, Logan, Oxley and Ipswich, so weather and the group's age are the main decision points.

Brisbane's main formats:

Bushland laser games at Kurwongbah, hosted and running about two hours, from $47.50 per person, open to kids from six
Outdoor paintball fields with themed zones, aimed at bucks, hens, birthday and work groups
Indoor Reball paintball, gel ball and Nerf in North Ipswich, from $100 per person
Multi-level indoor laser tag at Lawnton from $28 per person, with bumper cars and an arcade
Laser arenas inside bowling and karting centres in the CBD, Loganholme and Oxley, handy as one part of a bigger outing

Want a calmer team game? Compare escape rooms or the full list of activities.

Summer afternoons are hot and stormy, so morning sessions are more comfortable outdoors
The cooler months from May to September suit long outdoor games
Wear long sleeves, closed shoes and clothes you can get muddy
Bring water and sunscreen, even for shaded bush fields

What to ask before booking

Minimum ages for paintball compared with laser tag or gel ball
How many paintballs or games are included and what extras cost
Whether masks and protective gear are supplied
Group minimums, which start around six to eight players at several venues
Where to eat afterwards, since some sites have a kiosk and others suggest bringing lunch

Answers to Common Paintball and Laser Tag Questions

Is laser tag or paintball better for a Brisbane kids' party?

Laser tag is usually the better choice for children, since it is painless. The Kurwongbah laser field takes kids from six, and indoor arenas welcome younger players.

How much does paintball cost in Ipswich?

Indoor Reball paintball, gel ball and Nerf in North Ipswich start from $100 per person. Ask what each package includes.

Where can Brisbane groups play outdoor paintball?

Outdoor fields operate at Kurwongbah in Moreton Bay, with themed zones for bucks, hens and work groups.

What should we wear to paintball in Brisbane?

Long sleeves, long pants and sturdy closed shoes. Masks and protective gear are usually supplied, but check with the operator.

Can Brisbane teams play laser tag when it is raining?

Yes, choose an indoor arena such as Lawnton or one inside a bowling centre. Outdoor bush games may be rescheduled for storms.

How much is indoor laser tag in Lawnton?

Multi-level laser tag at Lawnton starts from $28 per person, with bumper cars and an arcade also on site.