Indoor Activities in Regina: What to Do When It's Cold Out

Regina winters are long. When it is too cold for Wascana and everyone has seen the new movies, these indoor activities in Regina will get your group off the couch. 1. TACTICAL LASER TAG Six missions, 60 minutes of game time, and gear with real weight and recoil. It is a workout disguised as a game. Public sessions are $25 per person on weekdays and $30 Friday to Sunday for ages 13 and up. Private sessions welcome ages 6 and up. 2. AXE THROWING A coach teaches you the throw, then the projected targets take over with 15 different games. From $20 per person for 60 minutes. Great for date nights, double dates and work socials. 3. RAGE ROOM Suit up and smash glassware, electronics and household items in a controlled room. Sessions run 20 to 30 minutes and start at $45. It is the best cure for a long week. You can do all three at District 306, 614 Solomon Crescent, without moving your car. 4. MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES The Royal Saskatchewan Museum, RCMP Heritage Centre and MacKenzie Art Gallery are all solid slow-afternoon options. 5. SCIENCE CENTRE AND IMAX Hands-on exhibits for younger kids, plus the giant screen. 6. LIVE SPORTS AND SHOWS Pats games at the Brandt Centre, and theatre at the Globe. INDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS IN REGINA Most indoor attractions are built for kids. Axe throwing, the rage room and tactical laser tag are built for adults first, which is why they work for birthdays, stags, staff parties and nights out. INDOOR GROUP ACTIVITIES For 8 or more people, book privately. A private laser tag session is $400 Monday to Thursday and $480 Friday to Sunday for up to 16 players, and includes a party room after your game. RAINY DAY AND SCHOOL BREAK IDEAS Public laser tag sessions are an easy last-minute plan for teens. Check the schedule and book online before you come, since sessions fill up on days off school. Book at district306.com or call 306-737-9952.