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regina's ultimate laser tag and axe throwing experience

Located in Regina, we pride ourselves on being more than just a laser tag center. We’re a community hub where friends, families, and teams come together to create lasting memories. We are Regina's Ultimate Laser Tag & Axe Throwing Arena – Tactical Fun for All Ages

what to expect

Why Tactical Laser Tag Is Regina’s New Favorite Activity

Looking for a unique way to break out of the ordinary? Tactical laser tag at District 306 is one of the top-rated indoor experiences in Regina — and for good reason. Whether you're planning a birthday party, team event, or just want to dominate your friends in battle, here's why you need to book a session.🔥
‍1. Realistic Combat GameplayForget flashing lights and cheesy music. This isn’t arcade laser tag — it’s Call of Duty-style missions, real-time scoring, and adrenaline-pumping strategy.🧠
‍2. Great for Team Building - Laser tag brings out collaboration, communication, and friendly competition. Perfect for corporate events, school groups, or sports teams.🎂

‍3. Birthday Parties Everyone Talks AboutKids and adults love it equally. You’ll never go back to bowling alleys again.🕹️

‍4. Custom Game Modes From “Team Deathmatch” to “Hells Bells,” our game styles evolve with your group. No two sessions are ever the same.📍

‍5. Locally Owned, Built for ReginaWe’re not a franchise — we’re Regina’s highest-rated laser tag venue with over 450+ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reviews.

PRIVATE SESSION

(Birthday Parties, Corporate Events, Team Building, GRAD PARTIES)

WEEKDAYS
$400
(16 players)

WEEKENDS
$480
(16 players)

ADDITIONAL
$25/player


- To book a Private Session, please call 306-737-9952

- Private Room available at $75/hour. - UPDATE - Now included at no additional cost when booking a private session.

- To book Private Sessions outside of public hours please contact us.

- No refunds or returns are permitted.

- Each session lasts 90 minutes, including briefing and gear-up time.

- Please arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled session to avoid losing playing time.

- Rescheduling is allowed with at least 48 hours' notice prior to the game day and time.
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To book a private session, please call: 306-737-9952

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FAQ

HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN PLAY IN A SESSION?

Public sessions are set to 26 players (13v13) - Private Sessions can be customized

HOW LONG IS EACH SESSION?

Each session lasts approximately 90 minutes, including briefing and gear-up time, and features 6 unique missions.

IS OUTSIDE FOOD & DRINKS PERMITTED?

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the play arena. Any food or drinks brought into the facility must be stored in the lockers. Refreshments and concession items are available for purchase inside the facility.

WHAT'S THE MINIMUM AGE REQUIREMENT?

Participants must be at least 13 years old and 5FT tall to join public sessions. Ages 6-12 equipment coming soon!

DO YOU NEED A MEMBERSHIP?

Membership coming soon

HOW DO I BOOK A PRIVATE SESSION?

Call us to book. Any session with 26 available slots or lockout sessions can be reserved for private events.

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Our Story

Built by gamers.
Powered by family.
Driven by community.

From a basement sketch to Saskatchewan's highest-reviewed entertainment facility — this is our story, in our own words.

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Chapter 01

How we got here
Our Story.

My name is Maárij, I launched my first business in 2015. It didn't work. Neither did the next few. That's just how it went; try something, learn from it, move on and try again.

I spent years in automotive sales across Canada. Got good at it. Learned how to run a team, handle pressure, close deals. It was a real career. But it was never the end goal, it was just what I was doing while the actual plan was still taking shape.

Through every city and every role, the same idea kept pulling me back. Something Raamiz and I had talked about for years. I never fully let it go.

"

Every business I built before this one taught me something. Some taught me what works. Most taught me what doesn't. All of it mattered.

2015
Year of first business
2017
Year the vision started
1,057
5-star reviews today
Chapter 02

Two brothers.
One game.
An impossible idea.

Raamiz and I grew up on Call of Duty. Late nights, headsets on, talking strategy like it actually mattered. Gaming wasn't just something we did — it was how we competed, how we connected, how we spent most of our time.

In 2017, the idea was a Major League Gaming-style arena in Regina. A massive competitive gaming facility. Not a laser tag place, not an entertainment venue — a real esports hub for the city. The concept was ambitious. We were too young and not financially ready. It didn't happen.

But the core belief — that people deserve a real, physical, adrenaline-driven experience — never left me. It just sat there, waiting for the right version to show up.

That version came later. And when it did, it made a lot more sense.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Modern Warfare 2017 Regina, SK
Chapter 03

The trip that
changed everything.

In 2023, Raamiz visited a facility in Canada that runs the exact same equipment we use today. He called me right after. That was the conversation that brought everything back.

From the outside, nothing was happening. Behind the scenes, I was quietly calling suppliers, researching equipment, and sketching the arena layout by hand.

"

I didn't tell anyone what I was doing. I just needed to know it was possible before I let myself believe it.

2015
First business launched
2017
MLG arena concept — too early, didn't happen
2023
Raamiz visits a facility in Canada — idea reignites
2024
Planning, building, all in
Dec 6, 2024
District 306 opens — Regina shows up
Chapter 04

An empty warehouse.
An impossible deadline.
All in.

There was no blueprint for what we were building. Just a vision, a family willing to bet on it, and the determination to figure it out.

01

Finding the space

We needed a building big enough for a full tactical arena, axe throwing lanes, and a rage room — in Regina. It took time. When we found 614 Solomon Crescent, we knew that was the one.

02

The Gear

We didn't cut corners on equipment. If we were going to build this, it was going to be done right. Which is why we picked the most advanced laser tag equipment in the world.

03

Building from scratch

We built the arena from an empty warehouse. Every wall, every obstacle, every lane — designed and put together piece by piece. Long nights. Tight timelines. A team of people who refused to stop until it was done.

04

Opening day

December 6, 2024. The doors opened. People came. Reviews started rolling in immediately. Word spread fast. The community showed up — and never left.

Chapter 05

This wasn't built
by a company.
It was built by a family.

My mom cleaned the facility in the early days. She cooked meals for the staff. She was there before anyone else and stayed after everyone left. Nobody asked her to — that's just who she is.

Friends drove hours to help with setup. Family took on roles they'd never done before. Nobody asked what they were getting out of it. They just showed up because that's what people do when they actually care about something.

My dad's belief never wavered once. A man who spent decades serving in two different military forces across the world — he understood what we were building immediately. His support is the reason District 306 exists.

"

District 306 isn't just a business. It's proof that when a family believes in something together, they can build anything.

🎖️

Father — Asim

25 years · Pakistani Navy
20 years · Qatar Emiri Air Force
Heard the concept and believed in it immediately. His support made it possible.

🤝

Brother Raamiz

Co-dreamer since 2017. The visit to a facility in Canada that reignited the whole idea. A partner in vision from day one.

❤️

Mother

The quiet force behind the scenes. Cleaned, cooked, supported, and showed up — every single day.

Chapter 06

Built with the community.
Not just for it.

We didn't become Saskatchewan's most-reviewed entertainment venue by accident. It happened because the people of Regina showed up, gave real feedback, and helped shape every update, every improvement, and every decision we made.

★★★★★
1,057
5-Star Google Reviews
🗣
100%
Customer-driven improvements
📍
#1
Entertainment venue in Regina

The staff culture at District 306 is intentional. Every person on the team genuinely loves what they do — and the players can feel it. From the briefing to the debrief, the energy in this building is real. That doesn't happen by accident. It happens when people care.

Regular customers helped shape the experience. Their feedback changed the game modes, improved the gear-up process, influenced the booking system, and pushed the team to keep raising the bar. This community didn't just support District 306 — they helped build it.

What's Next

Regina was
just the beginning.

The vision has always been bigger than one city. Saskatoon is next. After that, we want to be in every major market in Canada where people want to step inside the game and actually feel something.

We're not just building an entertainment venue. We're building a brand around the belief that people deserve real experiences — with the people they care about, in a space that actually makes them feel something.

Regina, SK Open
Saskatoon, SK Coming Soon
Across Canada The Vision

To everyone who believed before there was anything to believe in — my family, my friends, our first customers — thank you. To everyone who's walked through these doors since December 6, 2024 — you're part of this story now.

The game has just started.

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