ABOUT US Home or away
Fixed site
Arush HQ or Base Camp is at King’s House School Sports Ground in Chiswick, west London, where we are open for business seven days a week. Our prices page gives costs and our hours of business. See our contact us page for directions.
Base Camp boasts a purpose-built game zone, complete with huge tractor tyres, oil drums, buildings and even an abandoned car – all off which can be used to hide behind or in!
Besides being a great venue for laser tag, the sports ground offers other facilities. Many parents choose the birthday party teas we offer through the school. Other parents make use of the bar while we look after the kids (unless the adults are joining in too!).
For details of the sports ground's conference and private party facilities, plus much more, click here.
Mobile
If you cannot bring your party/event to HQ, we also provide a full mobile service that means we can bring the fun, subject to an Arush health and safety risk assessment, to your proposed venue.
If you have the use of woodland, great, but if not, we have inflatable barricades, known as bunkers, that come in different shapes and sizes and are perfect for filling holes in the natural terrain.
Using the bunkers, events can be organised at:
- hotels and conference centres
- schools, colleges and universities*
- work venues (including offices)
- sports fields and stadiums
- Scout and activity camps.
All we require is an area the size of a tennis court and upward – outdoors (preferably on grass or astroturf) or indoors.
Because our laser taggers fire infrared signals instead of projectiles, there is no need for any safety screening and so will fit in with your venue and/or event (for example, we often put on events at fairs, fetes, carnivals and fundraisers) much more sympathetically than similar activities such as paintball and airsoft. And laser tag leaves no unsightly blobs of paint all over the place!
*For schools, why not hire us for the day and let your various year groups have a fun laser tag session instead of their normal games/PE lessons? We have done this many times in the past and have found that the staff vs students session is always hotly contested!