iCombat in Madison Invites Thrill-Seekers to Join in Their Mass Zombie-Themed Laser Tag Game This Halloween

MADISON, Wis., September 23, 2019 (Newswire.com) - ​iCOMBAT Madison’s Halloween sessions are back and they are recruiting citizen-soldier sweep teams to prowl through the darkened facility to destroy the actors posing as zombies and take back the base.

“We need your help now to destroy the zombies and secure the secret military base in Fitchburg,” said Rick Jensen, President of iCOMBAT. “With a horde of unrelenting zombies disrupting the intense laser tag action on our darkened battlefield, we can guarantee this Halloween experience will be somewhere between heart-pounding scary and laugh out loud fun.”

The technology wizards at iCOMBAT have invented a system that allows real-life actors in zombie costumes to “attack” two sweep teams of tactical laser tag players.  If a zombie emerges from the darkened battlefield and can get within five feet of a player, the player will be dead. The players can only stop the zombies’ advances temporarily by shooting them – but a few seconds later the zombies will begin their attacks again.  All of this action occurs during the usual tactical laser tag battles between two teams of players on a Hollywood style movie set of a US military base. 

“Last year, hundreds of citizen-soldiers joined the fight to end the zombie infestation at iCOMBAT ,” said Jensen.  “Demand is always high but these special Halloween sessions are limited so I suggest you grab your spot now as reservations are open.”

The special Zombie Hunt sessions at iCOMBAT will be featured on Friday and Saturday evenings from October 18th to October 26th, beginning after 5pm.  The sessions will be 60 minutes long and cost $35. Reservations are encouraged and can be made at barracks.icombat.com, or by calling 855-454-4426. Due to the intense action, players must be 13 years or older.

iCOMBAT’s patented technology is so realistic that it is used for training by SWAT teams and Special Forces units around the world.  The 16,000 square foot iCOMBAT Madison facility is modeled after Camp Leatherneck, the U. S. military base in Helmand, Afghanistan. It features guard towers, a sniper’s nest, real military vehicles, multiple exploding props, and one and two story buildings on a fully immersive field with a 27, 000 watt sound system.  Participants will hear helicopters hovering overhead and jets screaming by during an action-packed session with multiple missions. Scores and live footage of the missions will also be shown in the lobby on large television screens. iCOMBAT Madison now serves a fine selection of Wisconsin’s favorite beers, ciders, hard seltzers, and margaritas.

iCOMBAT Madison is located at 2919 Marketplace Drive in Fitchburg near the intersection of County Road PD (McKee Road) and Seminole Highway close to Breakaway Sports Center.  More information about iCOMBAT can be found on their Facebook page at facebook.com/icombat or on their website icombat.com/madison.

Source: icombat.com/madison