Archery Tag Mobile

Went and played a game. Was fun, staff was friendly and helpful. I was allowed to wear my own paintball mask for protection. Was also my first time trying archery tag. The place was fairly large. Had a small lounge area and a practice area to fire a few arrows before going in for the game. I've never really done any archery, but was able to get a few people in some of the games. Instructors were helpful, as they teach you how to shoot before. I suggest coming early a bit before your session time to learn if you haven't tried it before. Would definitely play again.

My friends and I are always looking for fun new activites to do and we came across archery terminal. The staff was great and very friendly. They taught us the proper technique on how to shoot in a practice area which was very helpful for first time shooters. They also provided arm guards to prevent any injury. The variation of games always kept things interesting. I would definitely recommend archery terminal for people looking to have a great night out.

Went to this place during their grand opening, and went again with my buddies this past weekend. Staff gave us a thorough training session and even for my friend who had never shot an arrow before, it was no problem. Gave us wrist guards to avoid bruising which some other archery places didn't provide, and all the equipment are still very new. Lots of fun and the staff were all very professional! Will definitely go again in the near future!

It was fun. field was big enough for 20 people. but any more than that would be a little crowed. instructor was humorous and introduced different games. prior to game, there was an intro in case there are any new comers. the only down side was it was bit too hot. they have fans on the ceiling, they did not do much. but they have more fans about 2' Dia. located outside of the play field which is good for cooling you down during break. we went there in Sept and was on a hot day, I think going there in the winter time would be nice and chill. I know too cool down a big facility like this would use a lot of energy, but I am sure if they have enough income they would not mind installing/turning on the AC. Recommend dress code: tank tops, shorts and running shoes. Bring extra change would be wise too, it was hard to imagine you would be cover in sweat after archery. Equipment were ok. helmets and arm guards were provided. I would bring disinfected spray/wipes the next time I go. the worst thing other than using the dried equipment a stranger used days/hours ago is you misplaced your helmet during break and you end up using equipment left down by your friend for a similar reason, and it would be covered in FRESH sweat. So... yea Overall it was a fun experience.

I have been to multiple Archery Tag venues, and this has definitely been the most disappointing. Though the venue is alright, having a decent lounge area just outside the arena and music being played during matches, the actual gameplay setup is a major letdown: First and foremost, the host of the match will shoot players with arrows to eliminate them. This is very cheap as it is impossible to dodge, as your attention is focused on arrows coming at you from across the arena and not at your side. Additionally, no one pays to be cheaply taken out of a match by the host- it is a poor practice and has no place in archery tag as it adds zero fun factor. The explanation here is that the host is targeting people who stay in one spot for too long. We did not find this to be the case, as the host began shooting some of the better players on each team. Again, no one wants to pay $25 to be taken out by the host- it would be much more fair to the paying customers to change up the teams if the match is lopsided. Secondly, they have bizarre rules not found at other archery tag venues. I was perplexed as to why I could not place my water bottle against the wall on the outer edge of the arena. Instead, I had to place it outside the confines of the area. Also, unlike other archery tag venues, head shots and hits below the knee do not count. Unfortunately, this makes it far too grey as to whether or not someone is hit, instead of the black and white solution of other venues of 'if you're hit, you're hit'. As a result, it becomes an infuriating mess of people not vacating the match when hit. Perhaps if the host was not too busy shooting players with arrows, he could focus more on calling people out when hit. Edit: It seems hosts targeting players is no longer an occurrence, as such I've updated my review score to more accurately reflect the experience.