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BUILDING EVENT STARTS HERE Team Building at Loveland Laser Tag Was an Amazing Experience for My Entire Team YOUR FUN TEAM BUILDING EVENT STARTS HERE Team building at Loveland Laser Tag was an amazing experience for my entire team. It was extremely beneficial for my staff to have an opportunity to interact outside of the office and everyone left feeling more connected to their coworkers. -Jaro, Program Manager at Hewlett Packard FAMILY FUN, LOCALLY CONNECTED LLT Fun Center is the perfect place for friends and family, birthday parties, team- building events, youth group outings, and more! Whether it’s the personal attention from our dedicated party coaches or the specially-designed team-building laser tag game formats, our entire staff is ready to go above & beyond to make sure you have a memorable experience when you visit us. As Northern Colorado businesses continue to grow robustly, more and more companies are looking to team- building events as a way to improve employee morale & teamwork, or simply to reward their staff. Loveland Laser Tag is proud to offer an exciting mix of team-building activities. We’ve hosted companies and groups as far away as Denver, Colorado Springs and Cheyenne, so theres no limit to who can enjoy the fun. 1 OUR EXCITING ATTRACTIONS 2 NOT YOUR AVERAGE LASER TAG LARGEST ARENA IN COLORADO We’re proud to offer the only three-level laser tag arena, the largest arena at 5,700 square feet, and up to 40 simultaneous players. Explore the ancient Egyptian ruins while you battle it out against friends, family, and co-workers with our state-of-the-art Laserforce laser tag system. 6 different laser tag levels to progress towards This is not the laser tag your remember. Up to Unique laser tag memberships allow you to choose your 6 different in game power-ups to use 8 different teams at a time and more than 40+ own codename, track your games and even share your 100+ Achievements to collect and complete custom games to play. victories to Facebook! THERE ARE A DOZEN INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS TO DISCOVER, including team and neutral base targets, a powerful warbot, the ancient obelisk, and generator. Discover our all-new Beacons, interactive video targets that can trigger a 3rd-floor meltdown or grant your entire team powerful bonuses! 3 TEAM WORK CLIMB IS THE ONLY WAY TO YOUR WAY TO VICTORY SUCCESS WE OFFER A WIDE ARRAY OF LASER TAG GAMES TRY DIFFERENT CLIMBING WALL CHALLENGES THAT FOR YOU AND YOUR GROUP TO PLAY ENCOURAGE COOPERATION AND TEAM INVOLVEMENT Kick the event off with a standard game of laser tag (teams or free-for-all) Challenge your teammates to timed climbs on different difficulties, then split in to teams to play our most competitive laser tag mission. Take climbing up to 20ft. Try different climbing wall team games that motivate on roles, problem solve and collaborate to eliminate the other team! cooperation and involvement Stack, mix, and swap your teams; with the largest laser tag arena in Climb our 23-foot tall ancient Egyptian-themed, 4-person rock climbing Colorado, you’re guaranteed a new game experience with every mission! wall. If you reach the top, ring the gong to share your conquest. 4 NAVIGATE CONQUER THROUGH ALL NEW ALL YOUR CHALLENGES OBSTACLES STIMULATE YOUR AWARENESS IN SINGLE PLAYER WORK YOUR WAY ACROSS A ROPE BRIDGE OR MODE OR REFINE COMMUNICATION IN CO-OP MODE TIGHT ROPE, SUSPENDED ABOVE THE ARCADE Dodge, dip and weave through a room full of lasers racing against the With elements for all ages and skill levels, everyone can participate! This clock. In co-op mode you and your teammate have to work together to indoor ropes course features 11 exciting elements. Conquer your fears move to all the points in the room. and have fun exploring all the elements while securely clipped into Ropes Courses, Inc’s patented track system. Or in our new Beam Buster mode, run and jump your way to a high score in our high energy game mode made for the young and young at heart! In Beam Buster, the more lasers you break, the better, but you only have 30 seconds so give it your all… and GO BUST! 5 ENTER EXPERIENCE THE A NEW SPIN ZONE ADVENTURE THE STATE-OF-THE-ART X-RIDER MOTION OUR BUMPER CARS PROVIDE LOADS OF FUN SIMULATOR FEATURES 3D VISUALS, SURROUND AS YOU DRIVE, DODGE & BUMP YOUR FRIENDS, SOUND, 6 AXIS MOTION, AND WIND, BUBBLE COWORKERS & TEAMMATES AND SNOW ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS It’s classic bumper car action, but with a fun twist. Two spin zones are LLT Fun Center’s newest attraction is a thrill ride like you’ve never located on every car. If you’re hit in a spin zone, you will be thrown into a experienced before. Escape from rampaging dinosaurs in Dino Safari, ride tornado of a tailspin! a heart-pounding roller coaster in Speed Coaster, or take a bicycle tour of the Great Wall of China, just to name a few of the 9 films available. Up to 8 people can ride at once. Spin Zone bumper cars feature an inner- tube design for a safe experience. With special effects lighting, a rockin’ The state-of-the-art X-Rider Motion Simulator features 3D visuals, surround soundtrack, and spin mode, you’re in for a whirlwind of a fun time… but sound, 6 axis motion, and wind, bubble and snow environment effects. watch out for Chaos Mode! 6 EARN GLORY PLAN AND AT YOUR OWN PRIZES PACE SOMETIMES YOU JUST WANT TO KICK BACK AND OUR MEETING ROOMS ARE PERFECT FOR PLAY VIDEO GAMES COLLABORATING WITH THE TEAM! LLT Fun Center offers some of the hottest new games to be found in Fort During your event, take advantage of our private meeting room space. Collins, Loveland, or elsewhere in Northern Colorado. Check out our With a wide selection of amenities such as wifi, a complimentary coffee newest games, including Angry Birds Arcade, Star Wars Battle Pod, Grand station, and TVs and projectors for presentations, we have the essentials Piano, Air Hockey FX, and Jurassic Park. your team needs for a successful and productive outing And at the end of the day, cash in your redemption points to take home treasure from our redemption counter. 7 NEED TO FEED YOUR GROUP? WE’VE GOT IT COVERED! Let us handle all the details for you! We offer pizza bars and full buffet options for your active group. We also can set up drink stations where guests can refresh and recharge. Let us know how we can accommodate and make your group feel at home! MADE LOCAL CRAFT BEER ANGUS BACON CLASSIC CHICKEN FROM SCRATCH PIZZAS & WINE CHEESEBURGER SANDWICH 8 CHICKEN boneless south western garlic cheesy SALAD wings egg rolls bread LOOKING FOR A BUFFET FOR YOUR EVENT? Our custom buffets are a great option for your group! 9 WHETHER YOU ARE A BUSINESS, YOUTH GROUP, OR SPORTS TEAM YOUR GROUP USES TEAMWORK IN SOME WAY. Your entire organization is a team whose members must work together to accomplish key tasks and projects. Effective teams allow employees to: Complete tasks more efficiently Be more creative and stimulate innovative ideas and solutions Build on the strengths of others and amplify the effect of their skills and expertise Quickly adapt to change and overcome new challenges Have a sense of involvement and satisfaction in their contributions All of these result in increased productivity and a better bottom-line! HAVING HIGHLY EFFECTIVE TEAMS AND EMPLOYEES WITH STRONG TEAMWORK SKILLS CAN BE THE MOST VALUABLE ASSET OF YOUR ORGANIZATION. A team building activity with your organization is a great way to reinforce the importance of teamwork within your business. Such activities give team members an opportunity to practice key team interaction skills such as communication, problem-solving, role assignment and conflict management. Practicing key skills will greatly reduce the time required for teams to come together and begin working effectively. 10 THIS IS NOT YOUR RUN OF THE MILL TEAM-BUILDING WORKSHOP Out event programs are based on our team building exercises but can be customized for any type of special event. There’s no limit to the ideas, creativity, or customization available! We believe in the importance of an active lifestyle and know first-hand the benefits of mixing up your weekly routine with a fun activity. Our team- building program is designed to get people moving; be it ducking lasers in the laser maze or scaling the climbing wall. Our activities will provide a pleasant change of pace from the work environment. Every aspect of our business is designed with one common theme…FUN!! Our team-building experience comes with a 100% good-time guarantee. Our program stimulates positive interaction and will have your employees laughing and enjoying each other’s company. You would be surprised how much joy and satisfaction comes from competing against bosses and coworkers in a game of laser tag! These companies are just a few examples of groups that have utilized our team-building programs to bring their workforce closer together and build stronger teams. 11 WE HAVE SEVERAL GREAT TEAM BUILDING OPTIONS TO FIT YOUR GOALS stress team-building ALL-INCLUSIVE reliever TEAM BUILDING package taster EXPERIENCE • Customize your event to include any of • A condensed version of our team building • Introductory/ ice breaker activity program our activities: Laser tag, ropes course, • 3 games of laser tag (one warm-up & two • Includes: 2 games of laser tag and 1 ropes team-building games) bumper cars, climbing wall, laser maze, course • Guided laser maze and climbing wall arcade, X-Rider team building activities • Choice of 2 additional activities: laser maze, • Choose a few fun activities or plan a 2-3 • 1 ropes course session climbing wall, bumper cars, X-Rider, or hour event based on your team’s goals • Upgrade available to include: arcade, arcade and budget.
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