What is the minimum age to play?

Minimum age is seven years old; the sessions are designed for school-age children and supervised by a monitor.

How long is each session?

Each Lasertag Junior session lasts about 1.5 hours, including safety briefings and multiple game rounds.

Do I need to bring any special equipment?

No special equipment required beyond suitable clothing and shoes; the operator provides electronic laser guns and monitors.

How large are the groups?

There is a minimum group size of 10 participants. Check availability and book in advance for weekends and holidays.

Is the activity safe for children?

Yes—games use electronic sensors (no paint or physical projectiles) and a trained monitor supervises play and enforces safety rules.

Lasertag Junior — High‑Energy Laser Battles for Kids in Berrioplano

Q: Is food provided on site?

No—there is no bar service. Merenderos are available for 30 minutes after the activity, so bring packed snacks.

At Paintball Navarra’s family field in Berrioplano, kids step into a fast, tactical game of Lasertag Junior designed for ages seven and up. Located at Paintball Navarra, Carretera Lozas s/n., (Antiguo campo de golf), 31195 Berrioplano, Spain, this 90‑minute session turns an old golf course into a compact battlefield where electronic sensor rifles, relay objectives, and a watchful monitor keep play brisk and safe. The setup emphasizes teamwork: kids sprint between low bunkers and artificial obstacles, call out flanks, and learn basic strategy under staff supervision.

What makes Lasertag Junior stand out in Navarra’s outdoor scene is its combination of physical play and low-impact technology. The guns register hits with lights and beeps — no bruises, no paint — and operators brief players on rules before each round. The field’s layout repurposes the Antiguo campo de golf’s earthworks into natural cover, so the game feels cinematic without being hazardous. Merenderos are available for 30 minutes after the activity, giving families a dry, shaded place to regroup and share snacks brought from home; there is no bar service on site.

Practical details matter: sessions last about 1.5 hours and require a minimum group of 10 participants. The minimum age is seven, which keeps games lively while still manageable for school-age children. Organizers recommend comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes; long pants are advised for extra protection while running and sliding. A monitor oversees each group, providing safety cues and game structure so parents can relax or join in.

This experience is a strong pick for families visiting Berrioplano or exploring Navarra’s network of rural outdoor activities. It’s quick to learn, affordable compared with extended attractions, and ideal for birthday parties, scout outings, or an action-packed afternoon between day hikes and cultural stops. The location’s proximity to nearby walking tracks makes it easy to pair a game with a short nature walk or picnic.

Parents should note there is no on-site catering; bring a packed snack. Book in advance for weekends and school vacations to ensure your preferred time. For families seeking an active, social, and equipment-light introduction to tactical play, Lasertag Junior at Paintball Navarra offers a reliable, supervised burst of adrenaline against the wide skies of Navarra — a kid-focused adventure that teaches teamwork, decision-making, and plenty of laughter.

Reserve spots through the booking link or contact the site to confirm group minimums, bring a change of clothes for younger players, and label water bottles. Staff run consecutive rounds so arrivals should be punctual; latecomers may miss a scenario. While batteries power the gear, organizers provide full briefings and technical support. Expect lively music at some sessions and signage at the entrance that points to the Carretera Lozas parking area. Enjoy!

About Paintball Navarra

Paintball Navarra is an outdoor adventure operator based in Pamplona, Navarra, offering a range of action-focused games and packaged events. The company runs traditional paintball sessions across multiple themed arenas featuring elements such as planes, helicopters, war vehicles, and western landscapes. Paintball Navarra provides full safety supervision and tailored options including Paintball, Paintball Light and Paintball Junior, with unlimited paintballs offered for some children’s sessions to keep younger groups engaged.

In addition to paintball, Paintball Navarra hosts Humor Amarillo and Humor Amarillo Junior programs that combine inflatables, obstacle courses, Gladiators-style challenges and unlimited drinks for adult sessions. Laser-based options include Lasertag adulto, Lasertag junior, and a Láser móvil service that brings infrared laser battles to external venues for events and parties. The business also packages extended days of activity in its SuperMegaPack Warrior and SuperMegaPack Total products, which pair daytime challenges with evening entertainment such as dinners and live shows.

Sessions are supervised by monitors and designed to accommodate families, groups and events, with specific junior formats for children under guidance. Located in Pamplona, Paintball Navarra focuses on delivering energetic, themed outdoor play that emphasizes fun, teamwork and safety. Visitors can choose experiences by intensity and age suitability, from gentler Paintball Light to full-scale paintball battles. All descriptions reflect the experiences offered in the company’s published trip summaries. Monitors manage equipment such as paintball markers, softer balls for Paintball Light, and infrared laser guns for Lasertag and Láser móvil sessions. Booking information and age-appropriate formats are available for each trip.