Intel Briefing
Frequently Asked Questions.
Everything parents, planners, and party hosts want to know before they request laser tag, GellyBall, Nerf, Water Tag, or any of our attractions, plus our Active PE youth fitness classes.
How much does mobile laser tag cost?
Mobile Laser Tag packages start at $299 for the Skirmish package: 60 minutes of hosted gameplay for up to 10 players. The Battle package is $429 for 90 minutes and up to 14 players, and Elite Ops is $599 for two hours and up to 18 players. Additional players are $20 each on Skirmish and Battle and $25 each on Elite Ops. Extra time is $99 per additional 30 minutes. See the Laser Tag packages for everything included.
How much space do we need?
A standard backyard (about 30 ft × 30 ft or larger) works great for most birthday parties. For larger groups or Elite Ops packages, we recommend a half-acre or a community park. Indoors, a gymnasium, church fellowship hall, or large indoor space works perfectly — especially great for rainy days.
What's the minimum age to play?
Mobile Laser Tag is recommended for ages 8 and up. Our gear is lightweight, the taggers are easy to operate, and our game masters tailor the rules to the age group. Younger guests can often join GellyBall or Nerf instead — see the next questions.
Can you help us choose an activity for a birthday party?
Yes. Our birthday parties page compares every hosted experience by recommended age, starting price, and indoor or outdoor setting, and our kids birthday party ideas guide walks through ten party formats. You can also choose “Not Sure – Recommend a Package” in the request form and we will suggest a fit for your group.
Is laser tag safe?
StrikePoint uses infrared equipment, so no paint, pellets, or other projectiles are fired at players. Laser tag remains active recreation involving running, quick movement, and indoor or outdoor play areas. A trained game master explains the rules, manages each match, and requires participants to follow all safety instructions and field boundaries.
What is GellyBall?
GellyBall is a lower-impact shooting sport using lightweight blasters and water-based gel balls. The impact is commonly compared to the snap of a rubber band, making it a lower-impact alternative to pellet- and paint-based shooting sports.
What ages can play GellyBall and Nerf?
GellyBall attractions and Nerf Battles are generally appropriate for ages 5 and older, subject to each participant's size, ability to use the equipment safely, and ability to follow the game master's instructions.
Is protective equipment provided?
Yes. StrikePoint provides the required protective equipment and gives every participant a safety briefing before play. Signed participation waivers are required.
How much do GellyBall Battles and Nerf Battles cost?
GellyBall Battles and Nerf Battles each start at $349 for the Quick Strike package: 60 minutes of hosted play for up to 10 players. The Battle package is $449 for 90 minutes and up to 14 players, and the Elite package is $549 for two hours and up to 18 players. Additional players are $20 each on the 60- and 90-minute packages and $25 each on the two-hour package. Up to 20 players can participate at one time; larger groups can rotate through hosted missions or receive a custom event quote. See GellyBall packages and Nerf packages for everything included and available add-ons.
What is the GellyBall Projection Shooting Gallery?
It is a separate premium interactive attraction, starting at $599 for up to a two-hour event window with up to six players at one time. Each additional hour is $200. Players fire at projected digital targets inside a controlled gallery. Hits are detected by the system, allowing players to compete in changing games such as Bottle Shooting, Duck Hunt, Haunted House, Cemetery, and seasonal challenges. See the attraction details for pricing and what is included.
How do Public Event Play Passes work?
At participating festivals, community events, and advertised open-play events, guests can buy play passes starting at $10. One Play is $10, and Four Shareable Plays are $30. Four-play passes can be shared with family or friends and mixed among the participating attractions at that event. A two-player head-to-head attraction requires one play for each participant, or two plays total. Available at participating festivals, community events, and public open-play events. Four-play passes may be shared and may be used across participating StrikePoint attractions when multiple activities are available. Private parties use the packages shown above. See Public Event Play Passes for details, or send a Public Event or Festival Inquiry if you're organizing an event.
How much does Water Tag cost?
StrikePoint Water Wars – Mobile Water Tag private parties include 60 minutes of hosted play and are host-paid packages: Classic Water Tag from $349 (standard water blasters and target vests), Electronic Water Tag from $449 (electronic water blasters), Premium Electronic Water Tag from $549 (premium electronic water blasters), and Ultimate Scored Water Tag from $649 (premium electronic water blasters plus electronic sensors and scoring). All tiers include hosted games, equipment appropriate to the selected tier, setup, and teardown. Setup and teardown are outside the 60 minutes of hosted play. Electronic sensors and scoring may be added to a Classic or Electronic private-party package for an additional $100 per package. Already included with Ultimate Scored. See all Water Tag options.
Is there pay-for-play Water Tag at public events?
Yes, only at participating public events. Prices are per person for one 10-minute game, with four plays bundled at a lower price: Classic $10 or four for $30; Electronic $15 or four for $45; Premium Electronic $20 or four for $60; Ultimate Scored $25 or four for $75. Four-play bundles apply to the selected Water Tag tier. Electronic sensors and scoring may be added to Classic or Electronic public-event games for an additional $5 per person per game. Already included with Ultimate Scored.
What is Active PE?
Active PE – Interactive Youth Fitness Classes are instructor-led classes for grades 1–8 (generally ages 6–14), offered in Junior, Foundations and Performance levels, that use IPS Sport Cones, illuminated reaction targets, agility drills, and relay activities to build coordination, reaction skills, and teamwork. StrikePoint Active PE classes are being developed for the Mount Dora area. The exact class location will be announced when each session is confirmed. $25 per student, per 60-minute class, for grades 1–8 (generally ages 6–14). Mount Dora Entertainment, LLC has been approved in the Step Up For Students EMA Marketplace to offer Fitness Classes under the Physical Education category. Eligible scholarship families may reserve funds for StrikePoint Active PE classes through EMA. Student eligibility, available scholarship funds, and final payment authorization are determined by Step Up For Students. Families may join the interest list now; please do not reserve EMA funds until StrikePoint confirms a session. Fall 2026 preview sessions and an eight-class Spring 2027 curriculum are planned on select Fridays. See the tentative schedule, curriculum, and how Step Up funds work.
How do the IPS Sport Cones work?
Ten portable cones hold illuminated IPS targets that activate in different colors during hosted games. Players can compete individually, head-to-head, or in teams through reaction races, relays, accuracy challenges, and field-day activities. See the attraction details for pricing and what is included.
What is the IPS Table – Green?
The IPS Table – Green is a two-player reaction game. Competitors race to press the illuminated targets as they activate while the electronic scoreboard tracks each player's score. See the attraction details for pricing and what is included.
Can larger groups use these attractions?
Yes. Up to four participants can actively compete in configured Sport Cones challenges, while the IPS Table – Green accommodates two active competitors. Larger groups rotate through fast rounds, relay formats, or tournament-style challenges.
What if it rains?
Florida weather, we get it. Safety comes first: if lightning, heavy rain, or unsafe field conditions affect your event, we'll work with you to reschedule to a backup date or another future date, or move play to a suitable indoor space if one is available. Your booking request asks for your weather preference so we can plan ahead.
What areas do you serve?
We come to you. Based in Mount Dora and serving Central Florida. Our service area includes Mount Dora, Eustis, Tavares, Leesburg, Apopka, Clermont, Sanford, Orlando, and The Villages, along with Lake County, Seminole County, and Orange County. Travel within our standard service area is included with your event. Extended travel is available by quote, and travel details are confirmed for your specific address before anything is booked. Include your venue address in your request and we'll confirm whether travel is available for your date. See our service area for local details.
Do you travel to Orlando?
Yes. StrikePoint serves Orlando and surrounding communities across Orange County, along with Seminole County and our home base in Lake County. Travel within our standard service area is included with your event. Extended travel is available by quote, and travel details are confirmed for your specific address before anything is booked. See mobile entertainment in Orlando for local details.
How many participants can play?
Laser Tag packages include 10, 14, or 18 players depending on the package, and GellyBall and Nerf packages include 10, 14, or 18 players as well. Additional players can be added to any package. StrikePoint can equip up to 20 active players at one time. Larger groups can rotate through hosted missions or request a custom event plan. For GellyBall and Nerf, up to 20 players can be active at one time, and larger groups rotate through hosted games.
What is included with a private event?
StrikePoint delivers professionally hosted mobile entertainment—not just equipment rental. Private packages include the equipment for your activity, battlefield cover where the package calls for it, a safety briefing, hosted game formats, a dedicated game master, and setup and teardown. See Packages & Pricing for exactly what each package includes.
Is StrikePoint a drop-off equipment rental?
No. StrikePoint private events are fully hosted. Our team delivers the equipment, prepares the playing area, explains the safety rules, runs the games and rotations, keeps players engaged, and handles teardown when the event is over. Exact equipment, setup, and staffing depend on the selected experience, venue, group size, and event details. See how hosted mobile party entertainment works.
How is public event pricing different from private event pricing?
Private events are booked as hosted packages for your group, priced by package, duration, and player count. Public Event Play Passes are only for guests at participating festivals, community events, and advertised open-play events, where guests buy individual plays. Available at participating festivals, community events, and public open-play events. Four-play passes may be shared and may be used across participating StrikePoint attractions when multiple activities are available. Private parties use the packages shown above.
How do you handle large groups?
Larger groups rotate through hosted missions so everyone gets play time, and many large events add a second attraction to keep the line moving. For schools, camps, festivals, and corporate events, choose “Multiple Attractions / Custom Event” in the request form and we'll build a rotation plan for your headcount.
Can we combine attractions?
Yes. Popular combinations include Laser Tag with the IPS Shooting Gallery, GellyBall with the Projection Gallery, Nerf with IPS Sport Challenges, and multi-attraction festival zones. Combined events are quoted for your date, space, and group size — see Build Your Event.
Do you offer karaoke?
Yes. Karaoke is available as a hosted add-on for birthdays, schools, churches, and community events, with StrikePoint's sound system and a managed song catalog. Karaoke is quoted for each event; check availability and we'll confirm pricing.
How do we reserve a date and pay?
First, send an availability request through the request form with your preferred experience, date, and location. Sending a request does not reserve or hold your date. Next, StrikePoint reviews your request and confirms availability, space, staffing, setup needs, and event details with you. Once your event is confirmed, a $75 deposit secures your date. The remaining balance is due seven days before the event. Participant waivers are a separate step — see the waiver page for details.
Are digital waivers required, and does booking complete one?
Yes, waivers are required — and submitting a booking request does not complete one. Every player must be covered by a completed StrikePoint participation waiver before gameplay. Adults sign for themselves, and a parent or guardian must complete the required waiver for a minor participant. Signing is handled through Smartwaiver, our digital waiver provider. Once your event is confirmed, we provide an event-specific waiver link or QR code to share with participants and parents. See the waiver page for the full process.
Can adults play too?
Absolutely — and they should. We host corporate team-building events, church groups, and adult birthdays, too. Our Elite Ops package is designed with adults and competitive teen groups in mind.
What equipment and staff do you provide?
You provide the space and the players. We bring the game equipment — taggers or blasters, protective gear where required, battlefield cover, and the rest of the gear for your package — plus a dedicated game master who runs every game. We arrive 30 minutes early to set up and we handle full tear-down after. You focus on the party, we focus on the battle.