Gear up for tactical laser tag among bunkers, trenches and creek crossings in Swan Valley. Perfect for groups, this two-hour session blends strategy, sprinting and social celebration just outside Perth.
Gear up for tactical laser tag among bunkers, trenches and creek crossings in Swan Valley. Perfect for groups, this two-hour session blends strategy, sprinting and social celebration just outside Perth.
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Operated by Laser Corps · Henley Brook, Western Australia
Sunset Session drops you into a high-intensity laser tag battlefield in Swan Valley at 10250 W Swan Rd, Henley Brook WA 6055, Australia. The two-hour session marries tactical gameplay with a nearly military-grade setting: bunkers, huts, trench lines, improvised forts and small creeks slice the field into lanes of cover and crossfire. Players change into supplied camouflage clothing, grab realistic laser weapons from an armoury of nine distinct loadouts, and run four to six missions that reward communication, map awareness and coordinated roles.
The course sits on mixed grassland with scattered river red gums and low scrub typical of the Swan Valley fringe; during dry months dust kicks up around corners, while winter rains make creek crossings a slick, tactical element. Organizers provide wet-weather gear and onsite showers, so the experience stays fast and repeatable across seasons. Spectators aren't left out: a nearby coffee shop, restaurant and brewery give friends and family a comfortable place to watch the action or celebrate afterward.
Sunset Session is ideal for groups—birthday parties, corporate outings, stag and hen parties or tight squads chasing a focused, strategic hour of play. Sessions begin with registration, team allocation and a 15-minute gear-up, followed by a 15-minute walk to the battlefield, about 75 minutes of mission play, then a 15-minute return and debrief. All participants must wear covered shoes and sign a disclaimer; players under 18 need a guardian's signature.
What sets this operation apart is its practical emphasis on variety and replayability. Nine weapon types mean each run can feel different; mission rotations force teams to adapt to objective changes and shifting terrain. The site's mix of constructed defensive features and natural creek beds creates opportunistic ambush zones and sniper positions that keep veteran players engaged. Located within Swan Valley, one of Australia's earliest wine regions dating to the 1830s, the venue pairs easily with local food and tasting experiences for a full-day outing.
If you come, expect a physically engaging two-hour block that emphasizes sprinting, low crawls and quick tactical movements - fitness isn't elite but you should be comfortable moving over uneven ground. Bring closed-toe shoes, a change of clothes and a sense of teamwork. Whether you're chasing the thrill of a well-executed flank or planning a group celebration, Sunset Session offers a grounded, gritty alternative to screens: active, loud and social fun in a vividly engineered outdoor course.
Bookings are available as public sessions and private hires; check the FareHarbor link for available dates and to reserve your slot. The staff runs regular safety briefings and offers tactics coaching for newcomers. Youth players should review age rules and bring photo ID when requested. Expect high energy and a quick learning curve, and plenty of laughs guaranteed.
A typical booking is two hours: registration and gear-up (15 minutes), walk to the field (15 minutes), 4–6 missions totaling ~75 minutes, and a 15-minute return/debrief.
There is no fixed age listed, but participants under 18 must have a guardian sign the disclaimer; check the booking page for any specific age restrictions.
Yes. Spectators can view from designated areas and relax at a nearby coffee shop, restaurant or brewery while games run.
Organizers provide wet-weather gear and showers; some creek crossings can become slippery, so expect tactical changes and follow staff directions.
No. Camouflage clothing and laser weapons from a nine-item armoury are supplied; bring only personal essentials like shoes, water and a change of clothes.
Use the FareHarbor referral link in the listing to view dates, pricing and to reserve spots for public sessions or private hires.
Laser Corps provides outdoor laser tag adventures based in Henley Brook, Western Australia, with regular sessions also held at Bibra Lake. The business offers a variety of experiences for families, youth, adults and schools. Available sessions include Extreme Combat, Private Sessions, Adult Session (18+yrs), Private Session (BIBRA LAKE), Private - School/OHSC Groups (Weekdays only), Sunset Session, Open Session (15+yrs) (BIBRA LAKE), Youth Session (12-15yrs & family) (BIBRA LAKE), Sunset Session (BIBRA LAKE) and Hero Tag - Cadet Combat (Ages 5-7 & family). Players use camouflage gear and realistic, non-contact laser weapons to complete team missions across multiple scenarios. Sessions are guided by referees for organised mission play, with some bookings offering 4-6 missions per session. Spectators can relax nearby or visit local cafes, and some Bibra Lake sessions mention available wet weather gear. Designed for safety and fun, Laser Corps keeps play non-contact and supervised, making it suitable for birthday parties, youth groups, school activities and corporate team building. Booking options include private sessions and open sessions with age restrictions specified for certain events, such as Adult Session (18+yrs), Open Session (15+yrs) and Youth Session (12-15yrs). For schools, the weekday Private - School/OHSC Groups offer referee-guided team missions tailored to group safety and learning objectives. Laser Corps is featured on The Adventure Collective, listing the business and its experiences to help customers discover session types, locations and suitability before booking. Advance bookings are recommended to secure dates for private groups, birthdays and school programs during peak weekends and holiday periods.
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