NORFOLK, VA – September 22, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Mission Laser 757, an indoor laser tag and arcade venue at 5671 Raby Road, has surpassed 125 customer reviews across Google and Yelp while maintaining an average rating near 4.9 stars. The venue is owned and operated by Ashley and Robert Welch.
The 6,000-square-foot facility includes a multi-level laser tag arena and an arcade. Each visit opens with a roughly five-minute safety and gameplay briefing, after which players compete across ten game modes that incorporate AI elements, capturable bases, power-ups, and sentinel targets. Standard games run 20 minutes; groups may book one, two, or three games, with three games taking about 90 minutes including the briefing. An observation area lets non-players watch matches from inside the arena, with camera feeds also running into party rooms during games, and printed score sheets are issued after each match.
Birthday parties are offered in two formats: a Classic package starting at $270 for up to ten players and two games, and a Private package starting at $500 for up to 29 players and two private missions. Both include use of a party room for cake and gifts. Per-game pricing outside of party packages is $12 for one game, $24 for two, and $30 for three.
The venue also runs sensory-friendly sessions — reduced volume, dimmer lighting, smaller groups, and shorter game options — for children with autism or other sensory-processing needs.
In addition to birthday parties, Mission Laser 757 hosts corporate events, school field trips, scout troop outings, and gatherings connected to the region’s military community, with customers drawn from Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and Suffolk. Group sizes range from 8 to 29 players per session.
The venue’s ten game modes build on standard laser tag with AI-driven elements layered into each match: automated sentinel targets, capturable bases that shift control throughout a round, and power-up zones that change scoring on the fly. According to Mission Laser 757’s own service pages, the venue draws customers from across Hampton Roads beyond Norfolk, including Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and Suffolk, along with nearby military installations — a regional pull the Welches attribute to word of mouth among birthday, school, and military family groups.
Mission Laser 757 is open Thursday and Monday through Wednesday from 4–8 p.m., Friday from 4–10 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m.–10 p.m., and Sunday from 1–7 p.m. Reservations can be made online or by phone.
Mission Laser 757 is a family-owned, independently operated entertainment venue at 5671 Raby Road, Unit A, Norfolk, VA 23502, and can be reached by phone at (757) 904-1725.
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For more information about Mission Laser 757, contact the company here:
Mission Laser 757
Ashley Welch – Robert Welch
804-787-4347
operations@missionlaser.com
5671 Raby Rd Unit A, Norfolk, VA 23502
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