Adventure Quest Laser Tag is a video arcade in New Orleans, Louisiana, located in the Elmwood / Jefferson Highway corridor on South Clearview Parkway. The venue’s name spotlights its headline attraction — team-based laser tag — while the listing itself is categorized as a video arcade, making it a hybrid spot where electronic games share the floor with action-style play. Its South Clearview Parkway address sits just minutes from the Huey P. Long Bridge approach and the riverbend neighborhoods that connect Orleans and Jefferson parishes, an easy drive for both city residents and Westbank visitors.
New Orleans has always had a flair for entertainment that pushes past the expected, and the city’s gaming scene reflects that variety. From retro-flavored barcades to high-tech VR arenas and full-service entertainment complexes, the metro area offers something for nearly every kind of player. A venue like Adventure Quest fits naturally into that ecosystem: a focused, activity-driven arcade that caters to groups, families, and anyone looking to swap the jazz clubs and Creole restaurants for an hour or two of interactive competition.
Visitors comparing their options across the metro can also explore other New Orleans gaming destinations through the directory, including the larger Dave & Buster’s New Orleans, the immersive Zero Latency VR New Orleans, the beer-and-games setup at Emporium Arcade Bar, the family-focused Surge Entertainment, and Sea Cave. Each offers a slightly different flavor of the New Orleans arcade experience.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 1200 S Clearview Pkwy 1106, Suite 1106, New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Phone | +1 504-207-4444 |
| Hours | Monday–Thursday: 12 PM – 9 PM Friday: 12 PM – 11 PM Saturday: 11 AM – 11 PM Sunday: 11 AM – 9 PM |
| Rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 709 Google reviews |
| Best For | Groups, families, birthday parties, and team outings that want a mix of video arcade play and laser tag |
The Scene
Adventure Quest Laser Tag carries a strong 4.5-star average rating across 709 Google reviews, a tally that suggests consistent satisfaction among the locals and visitors who have walked through the door. Because no editorial review summary is available in our records, the picture that emerges from those numbers is straightforward: most patrons leave feeling they got their money’s worth, and enough repeat business exists to push the review count into the high hundreds.
That said, the venue’s identity is a little unusual — the business name centers on laser tag, yet the listing categorizes it as a video arcade. For prospective visitors, that mix is worth noting before planning a trip. Anyone whose primary interest is a deep catalog of classic arcade cabinets may want to confirm directly with the venue what video options are on offer, while those drawn by the laser tag branding can expect that activity to be the centerpiece of the visit. Checking the official Adventure Quest Laser Tag website ahead of time is the surest way to plan a visit that matches expectations.
Games & Machines
Because the venue’s homepage analysis is not available in our records, specifics about individual cabinets, redemption machines, or laser tag arena configurations on the floor can’t be confirmed here. What the listing confirms is the venue type — a video arcade — which suggests a lineup built around electronic, coin-op, or card-based play rather than a curated collection of restored classics. Pairing a video arcade setup with the laser tag focus implied by the business name is a common formula in the family entertainment center category, where multiple activities share the same building and the same customer base.
For details on exactly which games or laser tag arenas are currently active, the most reliable source remains the venue’s own website, or a quick phone call to the number listed in the table above.
Visiting
Adventure Quest Laser Tag sits at 1200 S Clearview Pkwy 1106, Suite 1106, on the Jefferson Highway / Elmwood side of the metro — a short drive from downtown New Orleans, Metairie, and the airport corridor. Drivers coming from the Central Business District typically reach the venue in well under half an hour outside of peak commute times, and the surrounding retail area offers plenty of parking in adjacent lots.
The weekly schedule runs a consistent daytime-to-evening pattern. The arcade opens at noon Monday through Thursday and closes at 9 PM, which fits after-school and early-evening visits. Friday hours stretch to 11 PM, Saturday is the longest day, running 11 AM to 11 PM, and Sunday wraps the week with an 11 AM to 9 PM window. That schedule leaves plenty of room for repeat rounds of laser tag or extended arcade sessions on weekends.
Adventure Quest’s listing is part of the RetroArcade.com nationwide directory of retro and modern gaming venues. Readers can use the arcade finder to search by city or zip code, browse the interactive arcade map to see what’s nearby, or — if they own or operate the venue — claim the listing to update the details above. The same-directory New Orleans venues mentioned earlier offer additional alternatives for visitors who want to build a full day of gaming across the metro.