Lasergame Berlin

The laser tag arena on Nordhauser Straße in Charlottenburg measures around 950 square meters, spread across several levels with a surrounding gallery and about 50 special targets. Up to 28 people can play simultaneously, one hour costs 25 Euros. For a bachelor party in Berlin, Prime Time is worthwhile, as the arena is then reserved for adults.

Lasergame Berlin: Laser Tag on 950 Square Meters in Charlottenburg

The arena on Nordhauser Straße is one of the largest in the city. Approximately 950 square meters of playing area are spread over several levels, a surrounding gallery allows views from above, and the playing field features up to six bases and around 50 special targets. Players use vests divided into several zones, and hits are registered via infrared signal. Up to 28 players can compete simultaneously, meaning even a larger bachelor party group can stay together in one game. One hour costs 25 Euros per person and includes at least four rounds; the 90-minute option costs 35 Euros and includes at least six rounds.

In addition to the arena, there are arcade machines, most of them for one Euro per game, lounges for taking a breather, and a photo booth. A second, smaller hall is reserved for children’s games and does not interfere with the adult program. For groups of about 20 people or more, the venue arranges multi-hour team events, including catering.

Prime Time, Dress Code, and Group Reservations

For a bachelor party, it’s worth checking out Prime Time: In the evenings, the arena becomes an adults-only zone for ages 18 and up, so the group won’t be playing against twelve-year-olds. Normally, several groups share a game. If you prefer not to, you can book the arena exclusively for an extra charge, which is often a good idea for a large group anyway.

The group should clarify two points beforehand. First, the dress code: Closed-toe, sturdy shoes are mandatory; sandals and heels are not allowed, and masks or uniforms are forbidden in the arena, so the groom’s costume won’t work here. Comfortable sportswear and a spare shirt, however, are a good idea. Second, booking: Reservations are made online; for weekend dates, the venue recommends a lead time of two to six weeks. Deposits can be made via bank transfer, cash, or PayPal; the remainder can be paid on-site by card. Mierendorffplatz U-Bahn station is two minutes away; parking is not available on the premises.