Laser Tag Tasmania

07/05/2026

28/04/2026

We are all set up ready to go at PW1 for today’s free event, thanks to COTA (Council On The Ageing) Tasmania - generations connect event! If you’re in Hobart make sure you do yourself a favour and stop by. We’re here till 1 pm.

17/04/2026

Have you registered for one of Hobart’s biggest free community events? We’re excited to share some of the latest additions to the Generations Connect Fun Day.

The Tommy Choo Choo Train from the Rotary Club of Lindisfarne will be there, along with Laser Tag Tasmania for an engaging and active experience with DairyDreamers from Burnie will be joining us too, bringing along their friendly goats. We’re also delighted to have Tasmanian chef Kirsten Bacon hosting live cooking demonstrations across the day.

Alongside these activities, you can enjoy photo booths, drumming, cooking sessions and much more. It’s a day designed to bring people together across generations in a fun and welcoming space.

Best of all, it’s completely FREE!

We encourage you to register early to secure your spot before places fill. Register now: https://events.humanitix.com/generations-connect-fun-day-hobart/tickets

We would like to say a big thank you to our amazing sponsors for their support - Princes Wharf 1 Rotary Club of Hobart City of Hobart Triple M Hobart Department of Premier and Cabinet

13/04/2026

Make sure you save the date!

Bushfest has a habit of sneaking up on people. One minute it’s April… next minute it's November & everything’s booked.

Coming to Bushfest 26? Now’s the time to sort your stay. The good spots don’t hang around for long. 😜

Jump on the Central Highlands Council website for the full list of places to stay, including campsites & caravan parks across the region - centralhighlands.tas.gov.au/tourism/accommodation-attractions/

11/04/2026

We're looking forward to attending this event, make sure you come and get your game on!

Join COTA Tasmania for a day that brings generations together.

Our Generations Connect Fun Day is happening on Wednesday, 29 April 2026, from 10 am to 1 pm at PW1 in Hobart. This free event is open to everyone, whether you come along with family, friends, neighbours, or on your own.

There will be plenty to see and do throughout the day. Enjoy activities like face painting, train rides, laser skirmish, a photo booth, drumming, circus performances, dancing, and arts and crafts. A range of local organisations will also be there, offering activities and opportunities to connect.

Food and drinks will be available to purchase from food trucks, so you can settle in and enjoy the day at your own pace.

This event is made possible with the support of PW1 Hobart, Rotary Club of Hobart City of Hobart and Triple M Hobart.

Please note that children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

👉 Book your free ticket here: https://events.humanitix.com/generations-connect-fun-day-hobart

We look forward to seeing you there!

31/03/2026

UPDATE: Sadly this was just an April Fools gag. 7 years on and common sense still to prevail. The hypocrisy is, the premier supported this change due to increased violence around the world. And in light of the recent fi****ms amendments being proposed, won’t make meaningful change to real fi****ms. Where’s the accountability? 

BREAKING…

Premier Jeremy Rockliff has today conceded that banning laser tag for school children was a ridiculous decision.

The laser tag policy will be reversed and has apologised to the industry for the financial damage caused by a decision made with zero consultation.

“common sense has finally prevailed.”

18/03/2026

How can this government justify being tougher on laser tag than on real guns?

Tasmanians deserve a straight answer.

18/03/2026

Set up for a private school group at our old stomping ground - The Lea Scout Camp! - great team building activity and ice breaker for a School Camp. 🏕️

15/03/2026

In the wake of the New Zealand massacre, Tasmania became the only state to use that tragedy as part of the justification for banning laser tag in public schools.

Then Liberal Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff referred to recent mass shootings around the world as part of the reason for that decision.

Yet that same government did nothing to strengthen real firearm laws and had only a couple of years earlier legalised paintball.

So why is a massacre on our own soil still not enough to justify reining in real firearm laws, when other states are taking action?

Why is the current Rockliff Government so reluctant to change real firearm laws, yet it could not move fast enough to destroy a laser tag industry that never recovered and was never compensated?

What am I missing? Whose interests are they protecting now?

Hard on Laser Tag, Soft on real guns!

09/03/2026

Thank you Victoria for the past few weeks as we travelled across the state. Many thanks to our major event customers Greythorn Primary School , Rochester's 'Great Northern Show' & Deniliquin Show .

It is now time to head back to our home state, but rest assured we will be back soon.