Laser Battle Tickets, Kuala Lumpur

Climb to the observation deck at the KL Tower: This 335-meter skyscraper, also known as Menara Kuala Lumpur, boasts an observation deck with amazing panoramic views of the city. The visiting deck is the city's highest open-to-the-public point, and the lifts take 54 seconds to get there.

Pay a visit to the Jamek Mosque: Jamek Mosque, one of Malaysia's oldest mosques, was built in the early 1900s and is known for its Moorish architectural style and position at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers. As a result, tourists may explore portions of the mosque (when dressed appropriately) and take in the breathtaking views across the ocean.

Go spelunking in the Batu Caves: The Batu Caverns are located west of Kuala Lumpur in the Selangor suburbs, where tourists may marvel at the limestone cliffs studded with caves and sculpted cave temples. The caverns and temples are Hindu shrines that are still major pilgrimage sites for Malaysia's large Tamil population. There are also rock climbing options in the region, with over 160 routes to choose from, as well as shorter hikes for less experienced guests.

The National Museum: The National Museum, which is located near the famed Lake Gardens, is an architectural marvel in and of itself, since it is designed in the shape of a traditional house and features a blend of contemporary and traditional décor. The museum's regular exhibitions are supplemented by temporary exhibits that rotate throughout the year and are housed in the Central Hall.

Sunway Lagoon Theme Park: Sunway Lagoon Theme Park, located just outside of the city center in the Petaling Jaya district, has been providing family enjoyment since 1997. Their tagline is "Come Feel the Fun," and visitors to the region may enjoy both a theme park and a water park on the same property, along with a wildlife park, an extreme adventure park and a zoo.

Aquaria KLCC: Aquaria KLCC, billed as a "oceanarium" situated in the depths of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, spans over 60,000 square feet. The experience is designed to take tourists on a land-to-sea trip through Malaysian aquatic life, from freshwater rivers and swamps to the wide ocean. There are also interactive and informative exhibits highlighting the significance of conservation.

Friend or Foe: One of the most fun team activities included in the Laser Battle Tickets Kuala Lumpur, Friend or Foe is based on the traditional game of tag. Except, all players wear clothes of the same color, so one must remember who is on their team. If one tags a member of their own team, the team suffers penalties.

Capture the Flag: This traditional camp game involves two teams, with one team trying to capture the flag of the next and return it to their own base. However, teams can only capture their opponent’s flags when their own flag is stuck to the base. 

Standard Solo: The standard solo is one of the most common games to be included in Laser Battle tickets, Kuala Lumpur. The game is played individually, and players have to tag as many locations and people involved in the game as possible to score the highest points among all team members.

Midnight Madness Solo: Midnight Madness follows the principle of the Standard Solo game, except the lights are turned off to double the fun.

Laser Battle is Kuala Lumpur biggest tag game destination, making it a popular family and youth visit. It’s a great place to spend one’s evening on a bunch of fun and interactive games designed for groups large and small.

The other activities you can book with Thrillophilia are:

1. Zoo Negara Tickets
2. Sunway Lagoon Tickets
3. Mandara Spa Experience
4. SuperPark Malaysia Tickets
5. VAR LIVE Theme Park Tickets
6. Kidzooona in Klang Valley
7. Illusion 3D Art Museum Tickets
8. Putrajaya Cruise Tour
9. KL Hop On Hop Off Bus Night Tour