A safe park is a fun park. Read up before your visit — our refs go over everything at check-in too.
All participants, including players, spectators, and any persons on the property, must sign a waiver of liability before entering. This helps ensure that everyone is informed about the risks involved and agrees to comply with the park's safety protocols.
Players must be at least 7 years old. Players under 18 must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian consenting to their participation.
All players must attend a safety briefing prior to their first game.
Only park-approved paintball markers and paintballs may be used. Personal equipment must be inspected and approved by park staff before use.
Players must wear appropriate clothing, including long pants, long-sleeve shirts, and closed-toe shoes.
Alcohol, drugs, and smoking are prohibited within the facility.
ASTM-compliant paintball-specific masks must be worn at all times in the playing field and target range areas. Removing the mask in these areas results in immediate ejection from the park, with no refunds.
When not on the field, barrel covers must be on. Markers must be de-gassed (where available), and the marker's safety must be engaged in non-playing areas. Keep your finger off the trigger when in the staging areas.
No physical contact is allowed between players. This includes pushing, shoving, or any form of physical aggression.
Players must always look where they are shooting. Blind firing (shooting without looking) is strictly prohibited.
If a player approaches an opponent from behind and is closer than 10 feet, they must offer the opponent a chance to surrender before firing.
The use of First Strike Rounds is not allowed.
The maximum allowable velocity is 280 FPS. Players must chronograph their markers before playing.
All paintball markers must be set to semi-automatic firing mode with a rate of fire not exceeding 10 Balls Per Second (BPS). This limit is enforced to promote safety, fair play, and a level playing field for all participants.
Must be placed on your wrist immediately, must be visible at all times, and shown upon request. Treat lost wristbands like lost cash; replacements must be purchased.
Respect park property; do not throw paint or engage in vandalism.
Do not leave gear unattended. The park is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
No charcoal cooking grills are allowed. Propane grills may be used only with management approval.
Only fresh, park-provided paint is permitted in rental equipment. Do not pick up paint from the ground. Using paint from the ground or outside paint will result in charges for any damages.
Shooting at any wildlife is strictly prohibited.
If you see a snake, maintain a safe distance, keep your eyes on it, and raise your hands while calling for a referee.
Games begin and end with a signal from a referee or staff member. Players must stop shooting immediately when the game ends.
Players must stay within the designated play areas. Leaving the play area during a game is grounds for elimination.
A hit is defined as a paintball that breaks and leaves a mark the size of a quarter or larger. Players must call themselves out and leave the field immediately when hit.
Players caught wiping off paint to avoid being called out will be ejected from the game.
Players are expected to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner. Rudeness, foul language, and unsportsmanlike conduct are grounds for removal from the park.
Consumption of alcohol or drugs before or during play is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate removal from the park.
Spectators must stay within designated safe areas and are not allowed on the field during gameplay.
Spectators are prohibited from communicating with players or interfering with gameplay in any way.
Report any injuries to park staff immediately.
Play may be suspended or canceled in the event of severe weather.
Due to nearby paintball games, all Airsoft players must always wear a certified paintball mask while on the playing field. Masks are available upon request at check-in, or bring your own.
Before leaving the field, players must remove their magazines and turn safety on. All Airsoft weapons must have barrel-blocking devices when not in use on the field.
Players must keep the barrel-blocking device on the weapon until the referee tells them to remove it.
AEGs and gas-powered pistols must be chronoed no higher than 400fps. Airsoft guns may fire in single-shot, semi-auto, or full-auto modes. Sniper rifles must only fire single shots and cannot engage players closer than 25 yards.
Players cannot shoot others from less than 10 feet away. If a player is unaware of your presence, you must ask them to surrender.
A player is eliminated when a BB hits anywhere on their body. Hits on the gun or from ricocheting BBs DO NOT count for elimination.
Grenades and grenade launchers are allowed as long as they do not produce smoke or sparks. Anyone within 5 feet of where the grenade hits is eliminated.
Rubber bayonets may be used to eliminate players by tapping them once. Throwing bayonets or other items is not allowed.
Every player must sign a liability waiver before play. Players under 18 need a parent or legal guardian to sign. Waivers can be completed on-site or in advance.
Following these rules keeps everyone — kids, families, and seasoned vets — having a great time. If you ever feel unsafe, signal a ref immediately.
