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Competitors take on alter egos as they compete on any of the nine outdoor fields with varying terrain and obstacles
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jody
3 ratings2 reviews
No reservations needed, we brought a group, used a Groupon, and everything went very smoothly. Tim was extremely helpful, friendly, and everyone had an awesome time. We can’t wait to go back!
Tanya
5 ratings3 reviews
Fun! But there are better places!
Each person does have to pay $50 extra. $25 for paint and $25 for a mask. You can't rent a mask bc of covid and if you bring your own mask then they won't charge the $25. The playing fields are all on a hill and pretty much all in one spot - which means a lot of wait. Not bad at all but there's better places to go.
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Choose Between Two Options
- $22.50 for an all-day paintball experience with equipment for 6 ($120 value)
- $42.75 for an all-day paintball experience with equipment for 12 ($240 value)
Need To Know
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Not valid for players using their own equipment. Paintball packs are not included in deal. $20 for 500. Air pass not included, extra $5 per person. Walk-on package only-first come, first serve policy Reservation required. Registration required. Must sign waiver. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Battle Creek Outdoor Paintball Fields
The nine outdoor paintball fields at Battle Creek Outdoor Paintball Fields turn players’ adventure fantasies into reality. Each has its own terrain, obstacles, and atmosphere to transport competitors into new worlds. In James Town, players can duck into the remains of abandoned buildings to take cover from incoming paint pellets like Jesse James once did, and they can climb the Junkyard's towers of tires or perch atop large spools to take aim at approaching opponents. Players must decide whether to be good or evil in The Fortress, either defending the fortress-like structure’s honor or attempting to conquer it and vanquish their opponents. Fantastic narratives aside, those seeking regulation-style play can face off in The Woods and Speedball fields.