Laser Reality
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Founded By: Johnie Williams
Originated: 1996 Date Closed: 1998 (turned into Laser Duel)
Number of Locations: 2
Personnel of Note: The Williams Family
First Facility: Extreme Laser Reality, Picayune, Mississippi
Equipment Overview: Laser Reality vests included fiber-optic sensors and a uniquely styled phaser design. The equipment was designed and distributed by the manufacturing company Dixieland Fun Machines out of Fayetteville, GA.
Historical Synopsis: The first generation of Laser Reality was designed and distributed by Dixieland Fun Machines. A second generation system included dual lasers, giving way to a rebranding when the company changed its name to Laser Duel.