Hello and thank you very much for your feedback and comments, certainly some interesting information here. It is very clear from your review that you are an experienced laser tag player who has probably tried a wide range of the different systems all around the world. I recognise this from your comments as I am one such person myself also. As someone who loves to play the sport of laser tag on a serious and competitive basis, but also as the owner of several sites around the country, I have a unique perspective. I'm going to say something that you're probably not going to like, and that's ok. Laser Quest sites and laser tag sites in general are designed to cater for laser tags primary market of kids parties, young families and casual players. They are not designed for the relatively tiny niche of hardcore or semi-professional players. Whilst the hard core membership and tournament competition aspect is certainly a fun part of owning a laser tag site, the truth is there is simply very little business to be gained from it. Simply put, hardcore players tend to damage equipment, reduce the enjoyment of members of the general public by shooting them to bits and complain a lot, all while spending very little money. As such our sites are not designed to cater to this tiny portion of the market instead. We are geared around maximizing family enjoyment and effectively running large games for parties and younger groups. Now we have cleared that up for context I will point out that you visited a town centre laser tag site in the middle of one of the busiest Saturdays of the year. Of course we were going to be busy and of course we were going to be running large games full of young children and kids parties to deal with how busy we were And maximize the amount of players that can be in the arena. I'm sorry if your more hardcore laser tag experience compels you to run in the arena. But the safety rules are paramount and exist for a reason. When you are in an arena full of children there is no running. As a competitive player myself I fully understand the desire to charge around the arena and score as many points as possible but as a business owner I embrace the greater responsibility of protecting customer and child safety. It is for this reason that the no running rule exists and is strictly enforced. In terms of our equipment and the setup of our arena... no, it is not designed for hardcore players and serious strategies. It is designed to be the most family and child friendly set up that we can put together. I thank you for your patronage and I thank you as well for your thoughtful comments. And I will respectfully recommend that if hardcore intense competition, with older and more experienced opponents in games and formats more designed around tournament competition and strategies without strict enforcement of safety rules designed to protect young children is your thing, that a children's Leisure Centre in the middle of a busy Saturday afternoon might not be your best option. I would instead recommend paintball Or another more adult based leisure activity. Alternatively if Laserquest is your great love we have have an excellent and highly competitive National League and tournament scene for serious players. If you're interested in this, please feel free to contact the site manager at Bristol who Will be able to put you in touch With the organisers of these competitions or tell you where to find more information. If you are interested and up to the challenge and I would be more than happy to show you personally, just how quickly the trigger on the gun can be pulled and just how effective our equipment can be. But be warned, you may not enjoy that either:)