Paintball is one of the world's most exciting participative sport. It is a sport in which men and women, young and old compete equally. Size and strength are not as important as intelligence and determination. Like a game of chess, being able to think quickly and decisively is what makes you a star. Paintball is also a character- building sport. Players learn the importance of teamwork and gain self-confidence while developing leadership abilities. But, above all, Paintball is fun!


Once the adrenaline starts pumping you can't help but love the thrill of the game! Paintball is a team sport and is similar to many other "ball" oriented sports, in that 2 or more teams striving to achieve a goal or objective. Paintball has rules, a scoring system, referees, leagues and international tournaments. It is a combination of tag, hide and seek, and human chess. The sport of Paintball is a non-contact, action-packed, physical and mental activity and is the most fun you will ever experience.


Paintball teaches co-operation, teamwork and friendly competition. Unlike other sports, violence has no place in the game of paintball. Paintball has a positive influence on the community, the family and the work place. Paintball is hailed as one of the most effective forms of stress release and is used extensively in the USA and Europe for corporate situations to boost teamwork, self-confidence and control stress. It is also a family-orientated sport, reinforcing the same virtues. Paintball also has a great deal to offer the youth in our community in terms of self-confidence, motivation and a sense of achievement.

Paintball does:

• Teach you the importance of teamwork

• Allow you to gain self-confidence

• Help you develop basic leadership skills

• Develop strategic thinking

• Teach quick and decisive actions

Paintball does not:

• Promote violence

• Glorify war

• Teach people how to shoot a gun

• Prepare you for the military.

The group will have the field for approximately 2 hours. The group can play about 3-5 rounds depending on the number of paintballs remaining. An average player uses about 40-80 paintballs for 2 hours.

A maximum of ten players can play at one time. If there are more than ten players in the group, the group will be spilt into three or more teams and the teams will rotate.

The affected group will given a rain check, valid for 3 months from the date of issue. Rain checks must be claimed under the name of the registered player. All slots will be on a first-come-first served basis.

By Law, all players must be 18 years or older. Minors of 14 to 17 must have our waiver form signed by their parent. Waiver forms can be obtained from our website. Proof of age must be provided prior to play.


You can download the waiver form here. (PDF)

Paintball is one of the most injury free records of any sport. Insurance statistics rank it as less of a risk than even golf, or bowling. Like any physical sport, it has its risks. However, if proper safety procedures are followed carefully and proper equipment is used then paintball can be very safe. The most important rule to follow is to use a mask designed specifically for paintball. Goggles, glasses, or any other eye protection not designed for the sport WILL NOT work. Your eye is the only part of the human body that a paintball can permanently damage. Never play paintball without wearing the proper protection for your face, and your eyes.

• Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. Preferably, you should wear dark clothing with long sleeves. Don't worry about the paint splats as it will wash out easily in normal washing, but you'll be running, crawling, crouching and kneeling a lot. Better to be comfortable than stylish.





• Wear good outdoor shoes that provide ankle support. Sprained ankles are the main cause of injury in many sports
  and Paintball is no exception. Having good ankle support reduces the risk of injury.





• Bring Sun Block as it can get very hot during a game and getting sun burnt is not a nice experience.





• Bring Insect Repellent as the game is played outdoors on a grass field.





• Bring enough money for extra paintballs.





• Bring your Driver's License or IC for verification of Age.





• A change of clothes is always nice, since you'll be getting dirty and sweaty by the end of the day.

01. Registration of players.


02. Orientation of safety procedures, rules of conduct and game scenarios.


03. Expert paintgun instructions are then given to ensure the players gain a good working knowledge of their equipment.


04. Players are issued with safety gear e.g. masks and vest.


05. Paintguns with paintballs are issued.


06. Players to try out their paintguns in the arena at a designated area.


07. Two teams are led into the game area.


08. The teams separate and take a moment to discuss strategy and tactics.


09. The referee signals for the game to begin when both teams are ready.


10. The referee sounds the siren and the game begins.


11. Teams would engage in the game till the siren sounds, signaling the end of the game.


12. Team gathers for debrief and short discussion on the game