Q-Zar of Tampa Bay CLOSED

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2023-01-17 05:53 1 year ago
by MasterIgnis

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Q-Zar of Tampa Bay is the premium place to play the most top-of-the-line laser tag in Tampa Bay as well as having an arcade and a pizza parlor.

This location houses a DDR SuperNOVAAC located on the left once you pass the entrance.

Many panels require a far amount of force (Tested by a 140 lb pretty hard stepping player) and bouncing on freeze notes (without letting go) can lose the freeze.
Sound is not that loud.
Monitor inside cab is either replaced and too large or needs to be re-calibrated as it cuts off the health bar.
Bar grips are replaced with white duct tape. (Surprisingly effective and comfortable)
Very annoying glare from overhead light. (More prominent on shorter players)
Left Right and Select buttons on cab are replaced with spare parts from other machines.

Overall SuperNova machine quality is acceptable.
Many quirks but I managed to complete some difficult songs without too much hatred for the machine.

[Update 7/17/17] After 1 year the machine is in the exact same condition it was in as previously noted which indicated no desire to fix any of the problems.

Contact Number

(813) 933-6995

Address

7807 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Tampa
Florida, 33614

Opening Times

Monday	Unknown
Tuesday	Unknown
Wednesday	Unknown
Thursday	Unknown
Friday	00:00 - 12:00
Saturday	10:00 - 12:00
Sunday	12:00 - 10:00

Games

No games at this location.

Visitors

Max

MrMidnightMoon

Skyburst

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6 years agoMax
Fuck that noise >

6 years agoAxelWasHere
You still have Pump It Up Kids at Chuck E Cheeses in Brandon. ;)

6 years agoMax
Welp, there goes the only playable DDR machine in all of Tampa

6 years agonotvoid
I went last weekend, the SuperNOVA machine has since been removed.

6 years agoMax
Yeah not surprised, highly doubt any of the staff there know how to fix the machine. Not sure how they would respond to someone asking if they would help fix the machine, but this is probably the only machine still running in all of Tampa that isn't either broken or functioning.