ICOMBAT has developed some truly incredible equipment this past year, all being noteworthy. Overall these advancements mean one thing, the best possible experience for the player. With this success, iCOMBAT has decided to continue these tournaments and can’t wait to host yet another thrilling competition. The tournament was an overall success with great reviews coming from spectators and players alike. On top of these incredible accomplishments, iCOMBAT has used its success to springboard into the future by live-streaming one of our tournaments. This new headquarter has allowed the company to dig in and extend its reach globally by adding new clients from a variety of regions including Australia, South Africa, Holland, and the Nordic Region not to mention our new partnership with the LAPD’s Police Academy and the US Navy Seal Team 1! The most significant change is that iCOMBAT has created a central corporate headquarters in Waukesha, WI from the original location in Whitewater, WI. ICOMBAT has been through many changes within the company during its transformation from the new kid on the block to the industry leader in tactical laser tag. Last year, more than 250,000 people defended against the prison purge during iCOMBAT’s Prison Purge technology at dozens of facilities around the world.ICOMBAT The Industry Standard For Tactical Laser Tag Blew The Market Wide Open in 2015 More information about iCOMBAT can be found on their Facebook page at /icombat or on their website /chicago. River Road, Schiller Park, IL 60176 near the Rosemont Convention Center. Scores and live footage of the missions will also be shown in the lobby on large television screens. Participants will hear helicopters hovering overhead during an action-packed session with multiple missions. It features guard towers, prison cells, and a broken down prison bus in a two story facility with a 27,000 watt sound system. The 16,000 square foot iCOMBAT Chicago facility contains a playing field modeled after an abandoned prison. ICOMBAT’s patented technology is so realistic that it is used for training by SWAT teams and Special Forces units around the world. Due to the intense action, players must be 13 years or older. Reservations are encouraged and can be made at, or by calling 85. The sessions will be 60 minutes long and cost $38. The special Prison Purge sessions at iCOMBAT Chicago will be featured on Friday and Saturday evenings from October 18th to October 26th, beginning after 5pm on Fridays and 3pm on Saturdays.
“Demand is always high but these special Halloween sessions are limited so I suggest you grab your spot now as reservations are open.”
“Last year, hundreds of citizen-soldiers joined the fight to end the prisoner outbreak at iCOMBAT Chicago,” said Jensen.
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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 secret government prison facility.
The players can only stop the prisoner's advances temporarily by shooting them – but a few seconds later the prisoners will begin their attacks again. If a prisoner emerges from the abandoned cells and passageways in the darkened prison and can get within five feet of a player, the player will be dead. The technology wizards at iCOMBAT have invented a new system that allows real-life actors in prisoner costumes will “attack” in two sweep teams of tactical laser tag players. “Take back the prison from the prisoners disrupting the intense laser tag action in our two-story prison facility, we can guarantee this Halloween experience will be somewhere between heart-pounding scary and laugh out loud fun.” “We need your help now to defeat the prisoners and retake the secret government prison that held them in Schiller Park,” said Rick Jensen, President of iCOMBAT. iCOMBAT Chicago’s Halloween sessions are back and they are recruiting citizen-soldier sweep teams to prowl through the cells and passageways of the darkened two-story prison to defeat the actors posing as prisoners who have taken over the facility.
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