LASERTRON News
Date of Event: January 13, 2010
Delaware North Companies Visits LASERTRON
Delware North Companies is a 95-year leader in hospitality and food service including 80 years serving major league baseball. Service is their business. When the local team needed a place to unwind and perform some team-building, their choice was LASERTRON.
Thirty-six members of the Delaware North team joined together at LASERTRON for food and fun including two 30-minute sessions of Laser Tag, open Cyber Sport play, and LASERTRON's "All You Can Eat" Buffet of pizza, wings, appetizers, sandwiches and more. By coming on a Wednesday, the group took advantage of LASERTRON's Adult Night, enjoying their second session of Laser Tag at no charge.
Laser Tag was the first event. With 36 players, Delaware North enjoyed exclusive sessions in LASERTRON's giant multi-level arena. In the first Laser Tag session, the Blue team pulled out a narrow 3-1 victory with three of the games decided by less than 10,000 points (a narrow margin with 36 players).
Blue won with a balanced attack. Top blue scores included JUNIOR with 15,530, HARBOURCHEF with 14,740 and MAVERICK with 10,655 all in game one. The Red team had some higher individual scores. THUNDER DAN had 19,990 in the first game. MEGATRON brought home the only Red victory with 19,560 in the final game. MAPLE LEAFS topped he third game with 19,180.
After a short break, the two teams went at it again. While a couple of players were recruited to the opposing team, the Red and Blue teams were mostly the same in the second session.
The outcome was completely different, with Red team dominating in two of the games and winning the second session 3 games to 1. Top scores for Red included MEGATRON's 28,125 in the second game and CYCLOPS with 8,860 in the third game. But the surprise player of the night, according to group coordinator Sue W. was KELLY. KELLY had moderate scores in the first session, but in the second session she came alive with a 14,895 point showing in the final game and 12,180 points in game two.
MAVERICK paced the Blue team with 23,305 points in the third game. JUNIOR kept up his average with a high of 13,595 in the final game and DRAGON broke into the top scores with 11,765 in the third game.
LASERTRON's grand buffet and some open Cyber Sport play followed the Laser Tag battle. Everyone enjoyed a selection from the bar along with pizza, wings and other LASERTRON favorites.
Group leader Sue was pleased with the event noting, "Everyone was smiling." She felt it was "just great fun- we got to act like kids again."
With those close Laser Tag scores, we expect to see Delaware North back at LASERTRON for a Laser Tag rematch.
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