Virtual Reality Arena and Laser Tag Maze now open at Dezerland Action Park Orlando
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Floridant -- – International Drive's premier entertainment destination, Dezerland Action Park Orlando, has two new activities for families to face off at during their day at the park.

A Virtual Reality Arena and Laser Tag Maze are now open and there are multiple ways to play at these new, family-friendly attractions.

In the VR Arena, guests can play against family and friends in player vs. player mode or team up against a variety of enemies, like aliens and zombie versions of hot dog mascots, football players and clowns, in player vs. enemy mode. There are also five maps to choose from and explore, each with a unique design. Instead of the standard set-up of two hand-held remotes, guests interact with the virtual world with a 3D-printed phaser. Six players can play at one time in games lasting five minutes and the cost is $13.95 per person.

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The Laser Tag Maze puts a new twist on the classic, family-favorite game. In the 3,200 square-foot, inflatable maze, up to 20 players can face off in over 20 game modes, including free for all and team-match options. The innovative Falcon LUX premium phaser and vest is one of the most lightweight and durable pieces of laser tag equipment on the market, making this the perfect game for players of all ages. Each game lasts seven minutes and costs $12.95 per person.

These two new attractions join Dezerland Action Park's extensive lineup of immersive, high-energy activities, all under one roof. Kids will love the action park's 30,000-square-foot trampoline park, glow-in-the-dark mini golf and Florida's longest indoor go-kart track with four skill and speed levels. The whole family can compete with more than 300 arcade skill games, including vintage pinball machines and modern video gaming consoles, at Gamrz Delight, or on the lanes of Dezerland Action Park's boutique bowling alley.

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The whole family can enjoy exploring the Orlando Auto Museum and seeing one-of-a-kind vehicles made famous by television and movies, military vehicles, classic cars and more. The kids will love taking photos with The Mystery Machine from "Scooby Doo" and parents will love seeing the real Greased Lightning from "Grease." If visitors need a meal after all this exploration, they can stop by the food hall to sample cuisines from a variety of cultures.

Entrance to Dezerland Action Park is always free, and guests can load credits onto a Play Card to access many of the entertainment center's attractions. Entrance to the Orlando Auto Museum must be purchased separately.

To learn more about Dezerland Action Park, visit https://dezerlandparkorlando.com/ (https://dezerlandpark.com/orlando).