Valais
Saxon, Martigny, Sion, Monthey and central Valais
up to 110 playersIRTAG Sàrlinfo@irtag.ch+41 79 679 79 06
IRTAG network
The laser game travels to your region.
Choose where the game will happen. We connect you with the team that knows the local terrain, equipment and travel.
A suitable venue, never deep untouched forest.
When we say “in a forest”, we mean areas that are already developed or regularly used: around shelters, playgrounds, clearings and existing leisure facilities. Many games also take place in a garden, courtyard, park, hall or workplace without using woodland at all.
Upper Valais
Sierre, Leuk, Visp and Brig
up to 110 playersIRTAG Sàrlinfo@irtag.ch+41 79 679 79 06
Vaud and Neuchâtel
Lausanne, Montreux, Nyon, Yverdon and Neuchâtel
up to 110 playersIRTAG Sàrlinfo@irtag.ch+41 79 679 79 06
Fribourg
Givisiez, Fribourg and Bulle
up to 45 playersAndreia et Nelsonfribourg@irtag.ch+41 79 534 20 34
Ticino
Morbio Inferiore, Lugano and Bellinzona
up to 36 playersIRTAG.ITticino@irtag.ch+41 79 812 81 41
Jura
Develier, Delémont and Porrentruy
up to 27 playersJonas et Coralie Erzerjura@irtag.ch+41 79 612 16 04
Bern
Bern and nearby French-speaking areas
up to 64 playersIRTAG Sàrlinfo@irtag.ch+41 79 679 79 06
Geneva
Geneva, Carouge and Meyrin
up to 100 playersIRTAG Sàrlinfo@irtag.ch+41 79 679 79 06
Our commitments for every venue
These precautions apply from venue selection until the activity is complete.
Use places already shaped by people
Choose woodland that already includes human activity, such as areas around shelters, playgrounds, managed clearings or existing leisure facilities.
Avoid sensitive natural habitats
Exclude sites of high ecological value, especially wetlands that are highly vulnerable to trampling.
Never play in forests at night
IRTAG never runs night games in woodland with artificial lighting.
Protect wildlife in spring
From April to mid-July, limit the playing area to locations already affected by human activity during the wildlife breeding season.
Respect wildlife quiet zones
Do not play in federal game reserves or designated wildlife quiet zones.
Obtain the owner’s consent
Every woodland parcel has an owner. Their agreement should be obtained to prevent misunderstandings or problems.
Keep the venue safe
Avoid logging areas and declining tree stands. Cancel or postpone the activity during storms or strong winds.
Follow every access restriction
Respect all access restrictions protecting nature, forests and wildlife.
Leave no trace
Generate no waste or harmful emissions and remove all equipment after the activity.
Check altitude restrictions
Some cantons apply altitude restrictions. IRTAG advises groups and suggests suitable alternative locations.
Keep public access open
The activity must not obstruct other users. Organisers and players keep routes open and behave respectfully.
No venue yet?
Share your town, group size and event type. The regional provider can suggest a suitable format.