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It has been over 25 years since the first laser tag facility opened in the U.S. Since that time, laser tag has ascended in the entertainment industry as an important and successful attraction to add to a facility’s mix. Back in the day, laser tag was considered a fad and the equipment was bulky, heavy, and cumbersome to use. As technology evolved and components shrunk, we went from the early days of wearing helmets, battery belt packs, and carrying around metal phasers to the modern day vest and phaser weighing about four times less.
This is the first in a set of articles that provide a glimpse into the facilities that our clients operate. Discover their views of the industry, the successes and challenges they've seen, and their goals for the future. Jack Turner and his wife have been operating the iconic Lazer Blaze facility in Louisville for almost 2 decades. We recently had an opportunity to ask him some questions about his business, and here's what he had to say:
10 Tips for Smart Borrowers
By Kristi Webb - Construction Business Owner Magazine
Many companies need capital now to purchase equipment, and the good news is that some lenders are actively seeking new opportunities. The way a company presents itself to a lender is critical. Certain factors beyond a company's cash flow and credit history can impact the outcome of a credit application. To ensure you get the financing you need, follow these 10 guidelines.
Maintenance Suggestions
As with all attractions that are used by guests, ongoing maintenance is required to help keep the attraction in good working order. Below are suggestions to help achieve this goal for laser tag arenas regardless of its origin. These should be done on a weekly basis; however you may find due to the volume of business you are generating that certain ones may need to be completed more often or possibly less often. These suggestions serve as a guide to formulate your own and create additional ones as required.
