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Accessibility Statement

This statement was last updated on 13th May 2025.

Access Guide for Laser Skirmish Players

We are committed 

Laser Skirmish is committed to providing suitable access for our guests, whatever their individual needs may be. In this guide, we have outlined our facilities and services to give our guests info to enjoy the best possible experience whilst meeting their specific requirements.


Download our Access Statement (Laser Skirmish @ Thunderbird Park), click here. 

Pathways & Playing Areas 

• The Laser Skirmish HQ area is approximately 150m walk from the main car park. The path is gravel on a slope that is between approximately 10꙳ and 20꙳ gradient. While it is not too rough, it is not a paved pathway. Guests also must navigate an easy-access cross on a flat causeway across Little Creek.


• The playing area is approximately 3 acres of natural rainforest, with pathways and walking tracks of various surfaces, varying from dirt, concrete, stone, and gravel. These outdoor trails are uneven in places. The jungle is not suitable for standard wheelchair access. Laser Skirmish walkways have varying gradients and widths as per the natural contours of the land. NOTE: there are tripping hazards, so players need to be careful.


Entrance
• The Laser Skirmish HQ is clearly signed.

Accessibility Info

  • BOOKINGS: Please check our online calendar for dates/times of public events. Players get a discount on their tickets when they prepay (refer to our Ts & Cs for booking conditions). Guests are invited to book a private group booking for special events. (Subject to availability.) We can adjust the gameplay in line with the private groups’ needs, such as changing the volume on the taggers, setting to different languages, or selecting which games to play. 

  • FORMS: Players need to sign a Membership Form before play. Anyone under 18 needs to ask their Parent/Guardian to sign on their behalf. (Please hand these in on the day of your event to the C.O.) Clothing:  Players need to wear long pants past their ankles, such as jeans. Leggings and tights are not sufficient. Players can rent camo coveralls for a small fee. Players need to wear closed-in-toed shoes. If they have hiking boots, wear them. If not, runners are ok.

  • STAFF TRAINING: Staff are provided complete company training and are competent. They are committed to ensuring that all guests receive the most memorable experience possible.  The majority of staff carry 2-way radios as a means of communication. If they are unsure of an answer to a question, a quick call can gather the appropriate and accurate response.  All staff are issued with Working with Children Blue Cards. 

  • CARERS & COMPANIONS:  For school groups, a teacher may play for free for every 25 students booked. For other carers, please call the Bookings Office to discuss your needs.  

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Transport

Parking

• The central parking area has allocated parking for more than 100 cars, including a dedicated Bus / Coach park

• There is also an accessible drop-off zone close to the main entrance of the Cedar Creek Lodges Reception Building

Requests, issues, and suggestions

If you find an accessibility issue on the site, or if you require further assistance, you are welcome to contact us through the organization's accessibility coordinator:

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