Joined by Chamber President Dave Sheely and City Manager Frank Goodroe, the Hall family cuts the ribbon to open DZ Laser Tag in the former Metalloy Technical building at 116 W. Main St. Laser tag isn't the only thing on the menu here -- a two screen movie theatre is planned for spring.

There is a cool new place in Hudson where laser beams, pumping techno music, and fog machines fill the air. Kids, teens and adults can be found throughout the week having a wild time shooting each other with state of the art Q-Zar laser technology at DZ Laser Tag, located at the former Metalloy Technical building at 116 W. Main Street. The Entrance is around back with plenty of parking.

The hours open to the public are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 3p.m.8p.m. Friday from 3p.m. to 10 and Saturday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. The cost is five dollars a game which is two dollars less than the big cities, and the game experience lasts 20-25 minutes.

While waiting for a group's turn to play there are arcade video games and a concessions featuring candy, nachos, Coke products, Starbucks coffee and Eden organic popcorn  -- "Yes we have the butter flavor to pour on top" says owner Rob Hall.

"We do birthday parties, youth groups, and work parties," Hall adds. "Take on your friends, your employees, and prepare to have a blast. Plans are under way to start both an adult and kid leagues as well as school field trips incorporating laser light and mazes. So come on in and play a game -- it can be quite a work out.
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