Battle, solo or team
Free for all, or gather your squad and fight as a team. Highest score wins, so protect your base.
A black-light arena built from the ground up in 2026 inside Circle Bowl & Entertainment on Route 46 in Ledgewood. Eleven game modes, painted predators on every bunker, and a T-Rex over the door. Walk in and play, or book a birthday party.
Games run about fifteen minutes from walk-in to walk-out, with around nine minutes in the arena. Reserve online, or sign up and pay at the front desk.
Bonus Cash on a Circle Bowl game card can be used for laser tag. Specials are walk-in only.
Black-light bunkers, painted dinosaurs, and Tye the T-Rex watching the gate. Tap a photo to enlarge.
The gateA T-Rex watches the entrance
The battlefieldBlack-lit, wall to wall
Down the corridorPick a lane and move
Raptor on the ridgeHigh ground, claimed
Every bunker has a faceCover with attitude
Area 134Hazard stripes and tooth marks
Something is watchingKeep moving
Through the bunkerPick your window
Every game is about fifteen minutes from walk-in to walk-out, with around nine minutes in the arena. The front desk will help a first-timer pick. Free For All and Team Battle are the easy starts.
Free for all, or gather your squad and fight as a team. Highest score wins, so protect your base.
Use your lives sparingly. Once you are out, you are out. Last player or last team standing wins.
Blast the other team's base to grab the flag, then carry it back to yours to score.
Protect your leader. The commander is worth more points and scores more points.
Capture the Flag in reverse. Take the bomb from your base and plant it in the opponents' base.
Tagging players is fun, but it will not score in this mode. Bases only.
Start with a limited number of lives and steal more from your opponents.
The clock is ticking. When your time runs out, so do you, so steal time from your enemies.
Sometimes called Infection. The vampire starts alone and has to turn every other player into spawn.
Your team will change mid-game. So will your friends' and your foes'.
Who turned out the lights? Make sure you do not tag your own teammates.
Reserve a time online, or walk in any day the center is open, sign up and pay at the front desk, and the next available game is yours. Groups of six or more should book ahead so the desk can line up a slot. Wear sneakers; the arena is dark and the floor is uneven by design. Phasers and vests are provided.
The specials follow the week. Mondays and Wednesdays are the 3-Game Special at $23 a person. Tuesday is Laser Tag Happy Hour at $5.50 a game. Thursday is Unlimited Laser Tag at $25 a person for as many games as you can fit in. Friday through Sunday is the standard $11 game. Specials are walk-in only and cannot be reserved.
Bowling, the arcade and Big Ed's Tap House share the building, so a laser tag visit can start on the lanes and end with dinner. Free parking out front, right off Route 46.
Walk-in pricing
Your Party Pro runs the whole thing so the adults get to sit down. Three games in the arena, the party room for cake, and arcade cards for the lull in between. Dates book online in a minute.
Also available: bowling parties, bowling and laser tag combo parties, the Double Your Fun package, and the Ultimate Kids VIP Party. Teen parties, team parties and group events too.
All party packages$424.99for 10 children
$33.99 per additional child. Includes an 18% service fee on the final invoice.
Everything is under one roof with bowling, the arcade and Big Ed's Tap House, so a laser tag visit can turn into the whole night.
The party kids in Roxbury, Succasunna and Ledgewood ask for by name. Party rooms, pizza, arcade cards and bowling add-ons. Parents play too.
Laser Tag Extreme packageLaser tag, a few frames of bowling, arcade prizes and dinner at Big Ed's without getting back in the car.
Skip the dinner-only date. Laser tag, bowling, craft beer and live music at Big Ed's Tap House.
Indoor, under one roof, free parking. Minutes from Roxbury, Randolph, Dover and Hopatcong.
Team Battle and Free For All modes, then the arcade. A real place to hang out in Morris County.
Corporate outings, sports teams, scouts, youth groups, fundraisers, bachelor and bachelorette nights.
Group events at Circle BowlCircle Bowl & Entertainment has been on Route 46 in Ledgewood since 1959. The arena is what's new.
24 lanes with free bumpers and servers who come to your lane. Leagues, cosmic bowling and lane reservations.
Bowling at Circle BowlA redemption arcade with a prize counter. Connect 4 Hoops, Jurassic Park, Halo and more. Half price all day Tuesday.
The arcadeFull restaurant and bar: pizza, burgers, wings, 20 craft taps, cocktails, a kids menu, live music and comedy nights.
bigedstaphouse.comThe old arena came down to the studs in summer 2026 and the new one opened September 18. Tye the T-Rex supervised.



Yes. Laser Tag Dino Adventure opened September 18, 2026 at Circle Bowl & Entertainment in Ledgewood. Walk in during regular hours and sign up at the front desk.
A standard game is $11 per person. Weekly specials: 3 games for $23 on Mondays and Wednesdays, $5.50 games at Tuesday Laser Tag Happy Hour, and $25 unlimited laser tag on Thursdays.
Yes. Reserve laser tag online, or walk in during regular hours and sign up at the front desk. Specials are walk-in only and cannot be reserved. Birthday parties book online any time.
About 15 minutes from walk-in to walk-out, with around 9 minutes in the arena. There are 11 game modes. Free For All and Team Battle are the best starting points for beginners.
Yes. It is one of the most requested birthday party activities in the area. Free For All and Team Battle are easy for younger players, and parents can play alongside them.
The Laser Tag Extreme package is $424.99 for 10 children, $33.99 per additional child: a two hour party with three games of laser tag, a $10 arcade card per child, pizza, soft drinks, ice cream, party supplies, a private party room for 45 minutes and a Party Pro to host. Book online or call (973) 584-8600.
Yes. Teen parties, corporate team building, fundraisers, sports teams and group outings. Parties and events at Circle Bowl has the details, or call the events team.
1107 Route 46 West, Ledgewood, NJ 07852, in Roxbury Township, Morris County. Minutes from Route 10, I-80 and Route 206, with free parking on site.
Fall hours: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 3pm to 11pm. Wednesday and Friday 3pm to midnight. Saturday and Sunday 11am to midnight. Hours change seasonally and on holidays. circlebowlnj.com has the holiday schedule.
Bowling, a redemption arcade with prizes, and Big Ed's Tap House and Grill, a full restaurant and bar with craft beer, live music and comedy nights, all in the same building.
Yes. Adults play alongside kids in the same games, and plenty of groups are all adults: date nights, team building, bachelor and bachelorette parties. Thursday Unlimited is popular with the after-work crowd.
Yes. The phasers use harmless infrared light, nothing is fired, and the vests are light. The arena is dark with bunkers to move around, so we suggest sneakers and a beginner mode like Free For All for the youngest players.
Free parking out front at Circle Bowl & Entertainment, 1107 Route 46 West in Ledgewood. The laser tag arena, bowling, arcade and Big Ed's Tap House all share the same entrance.
Tye is Circle Bowl's resident T-Rex and the mascot of the arena. Tye supervised the entire rebuild. Ask us about Tye.
Circle Bowl & Entertainment is the laser tag, bowling and arcade destination for Ledgewood, Roxbury Township, Succasunna, Landing, Mount Arlington, Hopatcong, Flanders, Budd Lake, Randolph, Dover, Rockaway, Denville, Netcong, Stanhope, Hackettstown and Chester, and for families across Morris County, Sussex County and Warren County. Right off Route 46, minutes from Route 10, I-80 and Route 206, with free parking on site. If you are searching for laser tag near me, a laser tag birthday party in Morris County, or something to do on a rainy day in North Jersey, this is the place.