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A Little Local Style

  • tiviachick
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read

When you are on route to the airport and realize you are going to pass right by a laser tag arena…well, the plane will wait for me, right? ;)


That was my thought process when I made an impromptu stop to play a game at Thunder Alley Family Entertainment Center in Dickson, TN. I took a moment to “Take it Easy” and take a break with a game of Laserforce using Gen 7 packs.



I joined a small group and entered a bright neon, blacklight arena with a lot of green theming to give it a ravaged city kind of look.



This was a living arena design with several tower structures where if you looked carefully you could interact with the extra rotating targets.



At first glance I thought this looked like a few other arenas I have seen done in a similar style. However, if you are searching for the locally-themed Easter eggs, they are there. My favorite is this wall that pays homage to the local Roxy theater.



I think I may have traveled along this local stretch of highway.



And I am told the owner’s grandchildren have their names hidden in various locations on the walls. Here are e a couple!



And here’s a reference to a local state park!



Honestly, these personalized touches are what will make me remember this arena. I always think that what makes a space special is what makes it unique and that’s why the local references make a big difference.


This arena was pretty cool.



I’m glad I had time for one more stop during my time in Tennessee. And I made my flight on time!




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