Lazer Legacy is a sci-fi themed family entertainment destination where laser tag, virtual reality, and classic arcade games share one roof. The venue has been family-run since 2017, with an atmosphere pitched at birthdays, corporate groups, and weekend outings rather than a late-night crowd.
The address field points to Yucaipa, CA, but this listing is anchored to the Moreno Valley directory grid (roughly 15.8 km away), which is how RetroArcade.com has slotted the venue for browsing purposes. Visitors coming from the Riverside–San Bernardino area will find Lazer Legacy a short drive east, and the venue regularly welcomes families and groups from across the Inland Empire.
The whole property leans into a “save the galaxy” mission narrative, from the themed Aeris battlefield to the next-gen Delta Strike blasters that players strap on before each match. It is part arena, part arcade, and part pizza parlor — a hybrid format that has earned it a strong 4.7-star average across 495 Google reviews.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Yucaipa, CA |
| Phone | +1 909-790-7011 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 11AM–9PM; Fri & Sat 11AM–11PM; Sun 11AM–8PM |
| Rating | 4.7 out of 5 from 495 Google reviews |
| Best For | Families, kids’ parties, large groups, corporate team building |
The Scene
Because aggregated review highlights and an editorial summary were not available for this listing, this section is drawn from the venue’s own homepage analysis rather than crowd-sourced player feedback. Confidence is rated medium in our records, and prospective visitors should treat pricing, hours, and machine availability as unconfirmed until verified directly with the venue.
According to the venue’s own site, Lazer Legacy is positioned as a wholesome, high-energy adventure spot. The vibe leans sci-fi, with staff framing each laser tag round and VR session as part of a larger mission narrative. The homepage does not expose concrete pricing, a live booking URL, or a current hours string, so anyone planning a visit should call ahead for rates and to confirm availability.
Publicly visible reviews frequently mention pizza as part of the experience, though no full food menu is published on the site. The venue’s own description also flags corporate team building, fundraisers, and family outings alongside birthday parties, suggesting the space is built to flex between a small family visit and a larger private booking. There is one editorial caveat worth flagging: the directory’s headline category is “Video arcade,” but the venue itself positions laser tag and VR as the primary attractions, with the arcade presented as a secondary “Arcade Deck” feature.
Games & Machines
The hardware on the floor is split between the laser tag arena and a dedicated arcade deck. Inside the 4,500 sq ft arena, players run the themed Aeris battlefield using Phaser-X and next-gen Delta Strike blasters. A separate bank of immersive VR pods handles the virtual reality side of the operation, offering hyper-realistic sessions that complement the live-action tag rounds.
For more traditional arcade play, the venue runs an Arcade Deck that mixes classic and futuristic games. Because no current machine list or pricing is published on the homepage, this section reflects only what the venue’s own site highlights; we have not invented additional cabinets, prize games, or redemption counters.
Visiting
Lazer Legacy sits in Yucaipa, CA, just east of the Moreno Valley directory grid. The phone line at +1 909-790-7011 is the most reliable way to confirm hours and book a slot, and the same number is listed for birthday and corporate party inquiries.
Hours run 11AM to 9PM Monday through Thursday, extend to 11PM on Friday and Saturday, and close at 8PM on Sunday. The venue describes itself as a safe space for all ages and as a family-oriented venue, which lines up with the kids’ party and large-group use cases it actively promotes.
Private event bookings — birthdays, corporate team building, fundraisers, and family outings — can be arranged by phone at (909) 790-7011 or by emailing lazerlegacy@immortalphx.com. The homepage also carries a “Book Your Event!” call to action, though no direct booking URL is exposed. Food on site is limited to pizza; no alcohol service is advertised.
For other Moreno Valley and Inland Empire venues, browse our arcade finder, open the interactive arcade map, or compare nearby spots like Round1 Bowling & Arcade – Moreno Valley, Bowlero Moreno Valley, Arcade Monsters & Rollerskating Murrieta, and John’s Incredible Pizza – Riverside. Arcade owners can claim their listing to update hours, photos, and amenities directly.