restaurantMystery Diners · Season 9, Episode 13 · Aired April 29, 2015
Fuzion
Huntington Beach, California
No longer open. It has closed.
What happened after
47,000 sq ft entertainment/dining venue (laser tag, mini bowling, arcade, restaurant) permanently closed.
What happened on the show
Keeli Lisack found nearly four thousand dollars gone from her office safe at her Huntington Beach entertainment venue, and only her managers had access. Charles Stiles' investigator Patrick brought a fingerprint scanner, and mystery diners Kiel and Kendall went in as a custodian and a customer. As aired, a waiter and a manager had hidden a camera in an office plant to record Keeli entering her safe combination, planning to rob it later, the fingerprint match sealing the case. The confrontation has Keeli firing both and giving them three days to repay the stolen cash or face the police. Because Mystery Diners was later accused of scripting these reveals, this safe-theft sting is best read as broadcast rather than as independently confirmed.
After the cameras left
Fuzion has since closed. The forty-seven-thousand-square-foot entertainment and dining complex at 7227 Edinger Avenue, with laser tag, bowling, an arcade and a restaurant, is marked permanently closed on the directory we found, at medium confidence in our 2026 pass. A large multi-attraction venue winding down is ordinary lifecycle, not the residue of a safe-theft sting years earlier. Mystery Diners filmed one night of a robbery scheme; the closure came later and cannot be dated precisely from the record.
Sources
Confidence: medium. Last checked 2026-07-19.
What is there now
Street imagery via Google Maps. Location approximate.