Zombie Task Force Training Interactive Shooting Arena for Events
10x20 zombie-themed gel blaster shooting experience with side-by-side competition, fast 3-minute rounds, and throughput of up to 80 players per hour
Zombie Task Force Training is a fully themed 10x20 interactive shooting arena that runs as a fast-moving, high-capacity attraction within large events. The structure is enclosed with mesh netting for clear visibility from the outside, while inside, players step into a controlled target range featuring illuminated zombie graphics, scoring lanes, and a defined shooting line. Up to four players compete at a time using gel blasters loaded with 100 rounds, aiming to eliminate 10 zombies within a three-minute window. Side-by-side scoring keeps the competition tight and easy to follow, creating a steady flow of participants without slowing down surrounding event activity. With throughput of up to 80 players per hour, this attraction fits seamlessly into company picnics, festivals, fundraisers, and high-traffic community events.
Zombie Task Force Training in Action
This footage shows Zombie Task Force Training operating at a live street festival, where continuous player rotation and side-by-side gameplay keep the attraction moving. The 10x20 setup allows for quick entry and exit, while four-player rounds and a three-minute play window maintain a steady pace. You can see how the shooting lanes, scoring targets, and gel blasters work together to support throughput of up to 80 players per hour without slowing down surrounding event flow.
How the Zombie Task Force Training Operates at an Event
A 10x20 enclosed zombie-themed shooting arena with gel blasters, timed gameplay, and side-by-side scoring designed for controlled rotation and high player volume.
Course Layout & Flow
- Four shooting lanes positioned side-by-side
- Players step up to a defined shooting line
- Each round runs for 3 minutes
- Players eliminate 10 zombie targets to complete the mission
- Players exit immediately after the round, next group loads in
- Fully themed zombie task force arena with printed walls and graphics
- Strong fit for Halloween events, fall festivals, and harvest-themed event environments
- Zombie targets and illuminated scoring elements inside the structure
- Mesh netting allows visibility from outside the attraction
- Works well as a visual anchor within festivals, picnics, and carnivals
- 10' x 20' enclosed structure
- Self-contained footprint fits into tight event layouts
- Clear entry and exit points support continuous rotation
- Low vertical profile allows placement in a variety of venues
- Suitable for kids, teens, and adults
- Up to 4 players at a time
- Players use gel blasters loaded with 100 rounds
- No prior experience needed to participate
- Up to 80 players per hour
- 3-minute rounds with fast reset between groups
- Consistent player rotation without bottlenecks
- Side-by-side gameplay keeps rounds efficient and competitive
- Staff manages player loading and round timing
- Provides instructions and oversees gameplay
- Resets targets and prepares blasters between rounds
- Maintains safe operation and steady flow throughout the event
Where Zombie Task Force Training Fits at Events
Street Festivals and Fairs
This works especially well in street festivals and fairs where attractions need to pull people in and keep lines moving. The side-by-side shooting lanes create a natural crowd draw, while the structure allows spectators to watch from the outside. With four players at a time and up to 80 players per hour, it handles volume without backing things up. It also performs well as a pay-to-play attraction, where quick rounds and clear objectives make it easy for attendees to jump in, play, and move on.
Community Events and Celebrations
At community events, it hits a balance between being interactive and approachable. The gel blaster format is easy to understand, so participants don’t need instruction beyond a quick rundown, and the competitive element keeps it interesting without being overwhelming. It works across mixed age groups and gives the event something active and visually engaging without adding complexity to the overall setup.
Company Picnics
For company picnics, this becomes a competitive station that people rotate through naturally. Coworkers step in together, compete side-by-side, and cycle out quickly, which keeps things moving without needing organized teams or scheduling. It adds an active option alongside food and other entertainment, giving people something to do that feels different from standard games.
Halloween and Fall Events
The zombie theme fits naturally into Halloween and fall events. The graphics, targets, and overall look already align with the season, making it an easy addition to fall festivals, harvest events, and Halloween setups. What sets it apart is the combination of themed visuals with active, competitive gameplay—people aren’t just walking through or observing, they’re stepping in, competing side-by-side, and completing a timed challenge. It brings a darker visual element while remaining safe and accessible, with gameplay that appeals across a wide range of ages and demographics.
Zombie Task Force Training combines a strong visual setup with fast, competitive gameplay that holds up at busy events. The 10x20 enclosed arena, gel blaster shooting format, and 3-minute rounds keep players moving through without delays. It runs cleanly alongside catering, games, and other entertainment, all produced in-house by one team with over 40 years of experience.