The Megazone, an indoor game where players attempt to score points by shooting targets with a 'gun' which fires infrared beams, opened in 1993.
Prior to that, the building was home to the Tussauds waxwork museum.
The laser game centre on Marine Road West in Morecambe caught fire at around 6.20pm on June 12 2014.
People were evacuated from nearby flats and businesses as the blaze swept through the building, sending clouds of smoke billowing for miles around on a hot summer’s evening.
Owner Richard Holmes and his family were on holiday at the time and he said he was “devastated” when he heard the news.
There were no injuries but the damage to the building was so severe the 21 year-old business had to close and the Megazone had to be partly demolished.
It remains a burned-out shell on the promenade.
A three month investigation into the cause of the fire proved inconclusive.
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Megazone fire in Morecambe in 2014. National Police Air Service Warton. Photo: National Police Air Service Warton
2. Megazone Morecambe
This postcard shows the Tussauds Museum in Morecambe which was the site for Megazone from 1993. Photo: submit
3. Megazone Morecambe
The derelict Megazone in Morecambe after a fire devastated it in 2014. Photo: submit
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Firefighters deal with the huge fire at Megazone in Morecambe. Photo by Tony Ball. Photo: Tony Ball