2000’s
Buckingham Technologies acquires Versent Corporation through purchasing 90.5% of their issued outstanding shares.
P&C Micros acquires Darkzone Technologies, Inc., Ultrazone Franchising and Crystal Entertainment, Inc. and create Zone Systems, Inc.
DarkLight Developments and Actual Reality International, Ltd. end their joint partnership.
Hangar 51 is created by Momentum, Ltd.
Laserforce International Pty, Ltd is registered and all marketing starts to utilize the Laserforce International brand.
LaserNation enters the laser tag industry.
Solaris Leisure begins to manufacture laser tag equipment.
P&C Micros ceases manufacturing Darkzone in Canada.
Laser Port Pro is created.
Stun Laser ceases manufacturing.
Laser Matic is established.
Actual Reality sells both physical and intellectual property rights to Veqtor UK.
Vultrek ceases manufacturing.
Hangr51's "Laser Storm" system is released by Momentum Ltd.
Ataka begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
StarTrooper is established in China.
Q-Zar Systems, Inc. located in Concord, CA is formed to purchase the assets of Q-Zar.
Laser Warriors ceases manufacturing.
Laser Tag Manufacturers and Suppliers Association created.
The founder and Executive Director of the ILTA, Erik Guthrie, resigns to take a position with a laser tag manufacturer. Shane Zimmerman becomes the Executive Director.
Photon QEI ceases manufacturing.
Delta Strike International Limited is incorporated in Christchurch, New Zealand.
All of the holding rights to the intellectual property assets of Intersphere USA, L.C. are licensed over to a new corporation named Intersphere International.
Laser Force plus begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Laser Space ceases manufacturing.
Quasar Elite begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Laser Chaser is sold to LaserMaxx.
First known documentation of LaserVenture.
Solaris Leisure ceases manufacturing.
Laser Star begins to focus more on shooting galleries rather than laser tag.
The ILTA creates the Laser tag Museum, located at Lazer Blaze in Louisville, KY.
Reflex ceases manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Heads Up Technology ceases manufacturing LaserTrek Equipment.
Intersphere International, L.C. is dissolved.
Intersphere USA, L.C. is dissolved
Stunner opts out of the laser tag industry.
The ILTA created the Outdoor Laser Tag Association (OLTA).
Laser Duel opts out of the laser tag industry.
Laser Port Pro ceases trading.
Plazma Force is created by Media Vision, Inc.
Laser Strike ceases manufacturing.
Hangar 51 releases an outdoor laser skirmish system called "Battle Storm".
the ILTA creates a nationwide laser tag insurance program for the laser tag industry.
The LTMSA holds a conference where a motion to retire is passed.
Jerry Zucker, CEO of InterTech Group and majority stock owner of laser Quest passes away.
The ILTA forms the Laser Tag Convention and co-hosts it with the Roller Skating Association and their roller skating convention.
X-Raid is founded by Fabio Rossi and Guissepe Colazzo in Italy.
Lazer Zone stops manufacturing their own equipment after 25 years.