PALAMÓS ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Neon Combat and Pizza: 40 Minutes of Area 51 Laser‑Tag in Palamós
An immersive 40‑minute laser‑tag match in a fluorescent Area 51 arena followed by a pizza, drink and chips—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan the full two‑hour outing.
Neon Combat and Pizza: 40 Minutes of Area 51 Laser‑Tag in Palamós.
In Palamós you step into a compact, futuristic arena branded Area 51: dark mazes streaked with fluorescent graffiti where teams face off with laser pistols and sensor vests that register painless hits. After a briefing and 40 minutes of immersive play the results flash on a screen identifying the standout player, and the experience closes at an assigned table where every participant receives pizza, a drink and a bag of chips.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Futuristic Area 51 Arena
The course is staged as Area 51, an atmospheric labyrinth of dark corridors and fluorescent graffiti that amplifies the sense of immersion and makes visibility tactical rather than obvious.
A Single, Intense 40‑Minute Match
After a short briefing and gear issue, teams play a continuous 40‑minute laser‑tag round through the maze—longer than a typical match and designed for sustained team tactics and endurance.
Scoreboard Recognition and Pizza Celebration
When play ends scores are projected and the top player is recognized; the outing finishes at a reserved table where each guest receives a slice of pizza, a drink and a packet of chips.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
The flow is brisk and theatrical: arrival and check‑in, a concise safety briefing and the fitting of laser pistols and sensor vests, then a single, continuous 40‑minute course through a low‑light, graffiti‑lit environment. Tension rises as teams hunt and evade; hits register on vests with no pain, and the match concludes with a public scoreboard and a communal meal that turns the adrenaline into shared celebration.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits—and who should plan around it.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The laser‑tag match itself is 40 minutes; the total experience including briefing, scoring and the post‑game meal runs to approximately two hours.
Wear comfortable clothes you can move in; the operator provides laser pistols and sensor vests. External food and drink are not permitted (except cake or sweets); guests with severe intolerances or allergies must communicate these needs in advance and will be allowed to bring their own food.
The operator limits parties to a maximum of 16 people and positions the activity as suitable for participants of all ages.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the laser‑tag match?
The match lasts 40 minutes; the full experience including briefing and meal takes about two hours.
Is food included?
Yes—each participant receives a portion of pizza, a drink and a bag of chips as part of the experience.
Can I bring my own snacks or drinks?
No external food or drink is allowed, with the exception of cake or sweets. An exception is made for people with severe intolerances or allergies who must notify the operator in advance to bring their own food.
Is the laser‑tag contact painful?
No—the sensor vests register hits without pain.
Is there a limit to group size?
Yes—the outing is capped at a maximum of 16 people.
Will scores be shown and are players recognized?
Yes—results are projected at the end of the match and the best player receives recognition.