Timezone Midland

Last updated April 2026

Dodge, duck and dive through neon-lit arenas at Timezone Midland where laser tag kids in Perth’s eastern suburbs get to role-play as secret agents. The high-tech gear, immersive sound effects and team-based missions make every round feel like a real-life game of cat and mouse. Parents love the air-conditioned comfort and the fact that sessions run in tight 20-minute blocks—perfect for short attention spans. Whether it’s a birthday blast or a rainy afternoon fix, the glow-in-the-dark action keeps everyone moving and grinning. Bookable online ahead of time to skip queues and lock in the exact hour your mini agents want to play. **What to Bring** Wear dark clothing you don’t mind getting scuffed—long sleeves reduce stray laser hits. Closed-in shoes are essential; no sandals or thongs. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated between matches. Leave valuables at home; the venue provides secure lockers free of charge. **Best Age Range** Designed for kids aged 6 years and up. Younger siblings can join in if supervised by an adult, but most laser battles really shine for 8–14 year-olds. **Good to Know** Sessions are 20 minutes each; unlimited play passes run for one hour. Check the website for dynamic pricing during school holidays—weekdays are cheaper. Walk-in spots are limited on weekends, so book online at least a day ahead. Parking is free on-site and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. **Nearby** Grab a post-game milkshake at the café in Midland Gate Shopping Centre 3 minutes away. Let off extra steam at the playground in Bert Wright Park, Midland, before heading home. **Tips From Other Parents** Go early on weekends—it gets packed by 11 am. Bring a spare change of clothes; kids always end up with a sweaty back from the vests. Ask about birthday party packages if you’re celebrating—they include free game vouchers for guests.