Laser Tag in Raleigh, North Carolina
3 laser tag arenas in and around Raleigh, North Carolina — address, hours, and contact info for each, pulled from real Google Business data.
Laser tag in Raleigh at a glance
The 3 arenas listed in Raleigh average 4.2 out of 5 across 11,805 Google reviews. The highest-rated is Frankie's of Raleigh at 4.4.
- 3 of 3 open on Sundays — worth checking before a weekend trip.
- 3 of 3 run their own site for booking or party packages.
- 3 of 3 list a direct phone number for group and availability questions.
Adventure Landing
3311 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27604
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Hours
- Monday 10AM-9PM
- Tuesday 10AM-9PM
- Wednesday 10AM-9PM
- Thursday 10AM-9PM
- Friday 10AM-11PM
- Saturday 10AM-11PM
- Sunday 11AM-10PM
Frankie's of Raleigh
11190 Fun Park Dr, Raleigh, NC 27617
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Hours
- Monday 12PM-12AM
- Tuesday 12PM-12AM
- Wednesday 12PM-12AM
- Thursday 12PM-12AM
- Friday 12PM-12AM
- Saturday 11AM-1AM
- Sunday 12PM-12AM
Stars and Strikes
4020 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27604
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Hours
- Monday 10AM-12AM
- Tuesday 10AM-12AM
- Wednesday 10AM-12AM
- Thursday 10AM-12AM
- Friday 10AM-1AM
- Saturday 10AM-1AM
- Sunday 10AM-12AM
Laser tag in Raleigh: common questions
How much does laser tag cost in Raleigh?
Laser tag pricing in Raleigh depends on the venue and format — a single game, a timed session, or a private buyout. Of the 3 arenas listed here, 3 publish rates or party packages on their own site, and 3 list a direct number. See our laser tag prices guide for typical costs before you book.
How many laser tag arenas are in Raleigh?
3 laser tag arenas are listed for Raleigh, North Carolina on this page, each with address, hours, phone, and a map — sourced from real Google Business data.
Can I book a laser tag birthday party or private group in Raleigh?
Yes. Many arenas offer birthday packages and private or group buyouts. Our birthday party guide covers what's in a package and public vs. private sessions, and our private laser tag guide explains player minimums and buyout pricing — then contact a Raleigh venue above to check availability.
What age is laser tag suitable for?
Most laser tag arenas welcome kids from around age 6 or 7 and up, though height and age minimums vary by venue and equipment. Check the specific arena's policy when you call — 3 of the 3 arenas in Raleigh list a direct phone number, and 3 open on Sundays if you are planning a weekend visit.







