Laser tag in Berlin: 7 arenas from €7.90 a game
Laser tag in Berlin costs from €7.90 a game. Seven arenas compared by price, minimum age and booking, plus a WWII bunker in Kreuzberg. Checked September 2026.
Laser tag in Berlin runs from €7.90 a game, and seven arenas across six operators take walk-ins or bookings. The cheapest single games are in Hellersdorf and Tempelhof; the priciest, and the only over-16s-only room, is a Kreuzberg WWII bunker.
The short version
- Cheapest single game: Lasertag.me in Hellersdorf at €7.90 for 15 minutes, or Dockx in Tempelhof at €8.90 for a 20-minute round.
- Cheapest full hour: Dockx in Tempelhof runs a Tuesday-to-Thursday hour of three rounds for €15; on any day, LaserTag.Berlin in Weißensee is €21 a person for the same.
- Two brands, one arena: LaserTag.Berlin and Lasertec-Berlin share the same Weißensee address and price list — you are booking one place, not two.
- Age is the real filter: the Kreuzberg bunker is indoor 16+, while most of the others take children from 8 to 13, and a couple set a minimum height instead of an age.
- Book ahead at weekends: three of the seven arenas only open when there is a booking, so a Saturday walk-in often means a closed door.
How we checked
Every price, opening time and age limit here comes from each operator’s own website, read on 17 September 2026, using the German pages wherever the English ones lagged behind. Aggregator and tour-booking listings quoted higher, older prices — one sold a single game for €23 that the arena’s own site lists at €10 online — so we left them out and used only what each business publishes itself.
Contents
- The seven laser tag in Berlin arenas, compared
- Lasertag.me, Hellersdorf — the cheapest single game
- Dockx, Tempelhof — €8.90 a round by the harbour
- Laserstar, Neukölln — walk in, no group needed
- LaserTag.Berlin, Weißensee — an hour of play from €21
- Berlin spielt LaserGame — Charlottenburg and Schöneweide
- Underground Lasergame, Kreuzberg — the WWII bunker
- What two people pay for one visit
- How we chose these
- Common questions
The seven laser tag in Berlin arenas, compared
Six operators run laser tag in Berlin, across seven arenas — Berlin spielt LaserGame has two. Prices do not line up neatly, because some sell short single games and others sell whole hours, so the table shows the cheapest way through each door and what that buys. All figures are per person unless noted.
| Arena | District | Cheapest way in | Minimum age | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lasertag.me | Marzahn-Hellersdorf | €7.90 — one 15-min game (Mon–Fri) | Not published — ask when booking | Walk-in possible; others may join your game |
| Dockx | Tempelhof | €8.90 — one 20-min round (adult) | 10 | Reservation advised |
| Laserstar | Neukölln | €10.00 online (€14 door) + €5 one-off card | 13 (Kids Zone up to 12) | Walk-in; no minimum group |
| LaserTag.Berlin | Weißensee | €21 — one hour / 3 rounds (Mon–Thu) | 8, and 90 cm shoulder height | Online booking only |
| Berlin spielt LaserGame | Charlottenburg & Schöneweide | €25 — 60 minutes | 140 cm minimum height | Booking required |
| Underground Lasergame | Kreuzberg | €34 — Newcomer package, 1.5 hours | 16 (indoor) | Booking required |
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Lasertag.me, Hellersdorf — the cheapest single game
Out east in Marzahn-Hellersdorf, sharing a building with Bowling Hellersdorf, the “Wrecking House” arena is styled as a half-demolished flat — you take cover behind stacked lorry tyres and in an old bathroom. It is the cheapest single game in the city: €7.90 buys one 15-minute game Monday to Friday, €13.50 buys two and €18.00 buys three. Weekends are sold in blocks — 30 minutes for €13.50 or a full hour for €24.00 — and a private hour for a group is €250. The arena has 16 vests, and the site is upfront that if you don’t book all of them, strangers may be dropped into your game. The one thing its pages don’t list is a minimum age, so ask when you book if you are bringing children.
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Dockx, Tempelhof — €8.90 a round by the harbour
Dockx sits on the Tempelhofer Damm by the Tempelhof harbour, a minute from U6 Ullsteinstraße. Its arena runs over two levels, and a round here is 20 minutes rather than 15. For adults, one round is €8.90, two are €14.90 and three are €20.90; children pay €7.90, €12.90 and €17.90. The best value is the Tuesday-to-Thursday special: an hour, which is three rounds, for €15. The minimum age is 10, and school groups are taken from Year 5. It opens Monday 14:00–20:00, Tuesday to Thursday 10:00–20:00, Friday 10:00–22:00, Saturday 10:00–23:00 and Sunday 10:00–20:00, and asks you to reserve rather than simply turn up.
Laserstar, Neukölln — walk in, no group needed
Laserstar on Karl-Marx-Straße in Neukölln is the most central of the walk-in options, and the one that makes the least fuss about turning up as a pair. A single Battle Zone round (ages 13 and up, from 1.20 m tall) is €10.00 if you book online, €14.00 at the door, and there is no minimum number of players — so two of you can rock up and play. The catch is a one-off €5.00 MyStarCard, bought once and reused on every later visit, which holds your player profile. There is a Kids Play Zone for under-13s at €7.00 online, and the same building has an escape room and adventure mini golf if you want to make an afternoon of it. It pays by card or wallet only, no cash. Hours are Monday 16:00–20:00, Tuesday to Thursday 10:00–20:00, Friday and Saturday 10:00–22:00, and Sunday 10:00–20:00.
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LaserTag.Berlin, Weißensee — an hour of play from €21
If you want proper playing time rather than a single game, LaserTag.Berlin in Weißensee sells whole hours cheaply: €21 a person Monday to Thursday and €25 Friday to Sunday buys a full hour of three rounds, with no separate card fee. Dockx’s Tuesday-to-Thursday special is cheaper still for an hour, at €15, but LaserTag.Berlin holds that rate every day of the week. Here is the thing worth knowing before you book — this is also the arena that trades as Lasertec-Berlin. Both names point to the same address, An der Industriebahn 2, 13088 Berlin, the same phone number and the same prices; Lasertec was taken over by the LaserTag.Berlin team in 2020. Book one, not both. The minimum age is 8, with a minimum shoulder height of 90 cm, and there is an outdoor field from age 10. It has no fixed opening hours — it opens for your booking, which must be made online, so it is not a walk-in.
Berlin spielt LaserGame — Charlottenburg and Schöneweide
Berlin spielt LaserGame is the only operator with two arenas: one in Charlottenburg (Nordhauser Straße 26, 10589) and one in Schöneweide (Wilhelminenhofstraße 89, 12459). Its adult “FUN” game is €25 for 60 minutes or €35 for 90, with an optional one-off membership card for €1 that saves your name and results but gives no in-game advantage. There is a cheaper Kids game, and school groups pay €19 before 2 pm on weekdays with at least 20 booked. The minimum is a height of 140 cm rather than an age; anyone shorter plays the Kids game instead. Like Weißensee, it opens only when there is a booking — games generally start from 10:00 — and weekends fill up two to four weeks ahead, so this is not a place to try on a whim.
Underground Lasergame, Kreuzberg — the WWII bunker
The one everyone has heard of is Underground Lasergame, played inside a Second World War bunker on Stresemannstraße 92 in Kreuzberg, less than a minute from S-Bahn Anhalter Bahnhof. It is also the priciest way in and the strictest on age. There are no single games; you buy a package — Newcomer at €34 for 1.5 hours, Hero at €39 for 2 hours, or longer “Bunker Strike” and “Berlin Special Force” sessions at €45 for 2.5 hours, and a combined laser-tag-and-escape option at €59. Indoor play is 16 and over. The site’s own homepage confusingly flashes “from 12 years”, but its FAQ and opening-hours pages are clear that under-16s cannot play indoors, so treat 16 as the real limit and don’t turn up with a 14-year-old expecting to get in. It opens Monday to Saturday 10:00–22:30 and Sunday 12:00–22:30, entry only after your booking is confirmed.
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What two people pay for one visit
Laser tag is a two-team game, so most people go in a pair or a group. Here is what a single visit costs two people, taking the cheapest entry at each arena and doubling the per-person price we verified above. These are our calculations, not a package the arena sells.
| Arena | Two people, one visit | What that buys each |
|---|---|---|
| Lasertag.me | €15.80 | One 15-minute game each (Mon–Fri) |
| Dockx | €17.80 | One 20-minute round each |
| Laserstar | €30.00 first visit, €20.00 after | One round each, incl. the one-off €5 card |
| LaserTag.Berlin | €42.00 | An hour / three rounds each (Mon–Thu) |
| Berlin spielt LaserGame | €50.00 | 60 minutes each |
| Underground Lasergame | €68.00 | The 1.5-hour Newcomer package each |
The pattern is clear: to simply try it once as a pair, Hellersdorf or Tempelhof cost under €18, because they sell short single games. The per-hour arenas cost €42–€68 for two, but you get far more playing time for it. There is no single “cheapest” — it depends on whether you want a quick go or an evening of it.
How we chose these
We included every operator that runs a public laser tag arena in Berlin and publishes its own prices and address — six of them, across seven arenas. We left out tour-resale listings and aggregator pages, which repeatedly quoted prices the arenas themselves contradict. Where an operator runs the same arena under two names, we counted it once and said so. Prices, hours and age limits were each read from the operator’s own site on 17 September 2026; anything a site did not state, such as Lasertag.me’s minimum age, we have flagged rather than guessed.
How much does laser tag in Berlin cost?
A single game starts at €7.90 (a 15-minute game at Lasertag.me in Hellersdorf) or €8.90 (a 20-minute round at Dockx in Tempelhof). Per-hour arenas such as LaserTag.Berlin in Weißensee charge from €21 a person for three rounds. All prices checked September 2026.
Which Berlin arena has the cheapest game?
Of the seven arenas here, Lasertag.me in Hellersdorf has the cheapest single game at €7.90 for 15 minutes. For two people trying it once, that works out at €15.80, followed by Dockx at €17.80.
Do you need to book a Berlin laser tag arena in advance?
It depends on the arena. Laserstar in Neukölln, Dockx and Lasertag.me take walk-ins (though Dockx prefers a reservation). LaserTag.Berlin, Berlin spielt LaserGame and Underground open only when there is a booking, and weekends fill up weeks ahead.
What is the minimum age to play?
It varies widely. LaserTag.Berlin takes players from 8 (with a 90 cm minimum shoulder height), Dockx from 10, Laserstar from 13 (with a Kids Zone for under-13s). The Underground bunker in Kreuzberg is indoor 16 and over. Berlin spielt LaserGame uses a 140 cm height limit instead of an age.
Can two people play laser tag, or do you need a big group?
Two is enough at the walk-in arenas — Laserstar in Neukölln states there is no minimum group size, and you would usually be put into a game with other players. The booking-only arenas are set up for groups, so a pair is easiest at the walk-in venues or by joining an open session.
Where is the WWII bunker laser tag arena?
Underground Lasergame is played in a Second World War bunker at Stresemannstraße 92, 10963 Berlin, in Kreuzberg, under a minute from S-Bahn Anhalter Bahnhof. It is indoor 16+, booking-only, and sold as packages from €34 for 1.5 hours.
Is Berlin laser tag indoors or outdoors?
Most Berlin arenas are indoor, which makes laser tag a reliable wet-weather or winter plan. LaserTag.Berlin in Weißensee also runs an outdoor field, with a higher minimum age of 10 for it.
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Sources
- https://lasertag.me/preise/
- https://lasertag.me/das-spiel-2/
- https://dockx-berlin.de/lasertag-berlin/
- https://laserstar.rocks/berlin/preise
- https://laserstar.rocks/berlin/lasertag-battle-zone-ber/anzahl-1-runde
- https://lasertag.berlin/preise.html
- https://lasertag.berlin/faq.html
- https://lasertec-berlin.de/
- https://www.spielt-lasertag.de/reservieren/
- https://www.spielt-lasertag.de/faqs/
- https://www.underground-lasergame.de/
- https://www.underground-lasergame.de/faq/
