1980’s
This is effectively the start of the laser tag industry.
Laser Zone begins to manufacture its own laser tag, just 6 months after Photon.
Star Laser Force opens it's first and only facility.
Vultrek receives a patent from IP Australia for their laser game equipment.
Laser Strike begins to manufacture laser tag equipment.
Vultrek registers its official business name.
LASERTRON is incorporated in Amherst, New York.
LaserTron (NZ) opens their doors in Manukau City, Auckland, New Zealand.
Laser Sport begins manufacturing in Boulder, Colorado.
Blaster Tag International is founded by Ron Leaventhal.
Quasar files trademark application with IP Australia.
The first Quasar opens up in Perth, Australia.
Kelly Brothers Games Pty. Ltd. is registered in Queensland, Australia.
David Cox buys the UK rights for the Quasar laser game system.
LaserTron (NZ) ceases manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Vultrek IV is registered in Queensland, Australia and is owned by the Kelly brothers.
Vada Laser Systems is incorporated.
Quasar Limited is incorporated in the UK under Ivano Cafallo of LeisureCorp.
Phasor Strike begins manufacturing laser tag.
Phasor Strike U.K. is incorporated.
The first LaserTron equipment is used in a facility.
Laser Quest begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Phasor Strike merges with Zone Empire.
Phasor Strike U.K. limited changes its name to Laser Quest U.K. Limited.
Photon effectively ceases trading.
Irish Businessman from the company LeisureCorp buys the rights for Quasar from David Cox.