GAMEYARD created Ontario’s first documented Laser Tag on Ice experience by adapting its mobile setup, briefing, boundaries, missions and event flow for booked Ontario ice rinks.
How the Idea Came to Life
A coach from Innisfil contacted GAMEYARD after seeing laser tag played on ice overseas. He wanted to know whether the experience could be brought to a booked Ontario ice rink.
GAMEYARD adapted its mobile setup, briefing, boundaries, missions and event flow for the ice. That work created Ontario’s first Laser Tag on Ice experience.
After 15 successful on-ice sessions, GAMEYARD documented the practical lessons behind the format. Read why laser tag on ice works so well for hockey teams.
The Oakville Rangers Event
The Oakville Rangers were part of GAMEYARD’s first on-ice event. Players and coaches used their booked rink time for fast-moving, mission-based rounds with clear objectives and supervised event flow.
- structured missions adapted to the ice surface
- clear boundaries and Base Zones
- organized rounds for players and coaches
- non-contact play using eye-safe infrared taggers
How the Process Works
Send us your rink location, booked ice time, date, group size, and age range.
Current on-ice availability is Monday to Thursday, subject to your booked rink time and GAMEYARD availability. A $100 deposit reserves the date and goes toward the event total.
Our crew arrives about 30 minutes early and prepares the equipment outside the rink. Once the booked ice time begins, we move the setup onto the ice, brief the group, run the rounds, and pack down within the confirmed event schedule.
Why Laser Tag on Ice Feels Different
The ice changes how players move, space out, and approach each objective. GAMEYARD adjusts the layout, boundaries, pacing, and mission flow to suit the rink environment while keeping the activity supervised and non-contact.
Plan an On-Ice Event
If your team or group already has rink time, GAMEYARD can assess the date, location, group size, age range, and event fit.
Check current laser tag on ice availability.
Reviewed for operational accuracy by Farhad Shiri, Founder of GAMEYARD.