Paintball combines the beauty of abstract art with the visceral rush of military combat, much like a Jackson Pollock biopic starring Sylvester Stallone. Paint a Rambo-worthy masterpiece with today’s Groupon to Pev’s Paintball Park in Aldie, Virginia. Choose from the following options:
- For $59, you get an all-day paintball pass for two people, valid on any Saturday or Sunday (a $118 value).
- For $59, you get an all-day paintball pass for three people, valid on Sunday only (a $177 value).
- For $59, you get an all-day paintball pass for four people, valid from December 26–December 30 (a $236 value).<p>
All options provide players with admission, gun rental, unlimited air refills, 200 paintballs, and safety equipment.
The 48-acre grounds of Pev’s Paintball Park facilitate pitched battles between spheroid-firing companions as they sprint between huts, log stacks, and other obstacles. With the all-day pass, patrons can flex their perfect Marine-crawl technique while caught in a chromatic cannonade from open to close (hours listed on the website), armed with a rental gun, 200 paintballs, unlimited air refills, a protective mask, an emergency dentist’s mirror, and a belt pack for storing extra ammo.
Paintballers of all skill levels compete in refereed pickup games such as Attack and Defend, Capture the Flag, and Elimination, with rules outlined before each game commences. The facilities are only open to those age 10 and older, and all customers receive an orderly safety briefing before they begin, much like the gentlemanly crumpet and tea parties that prefaced each battle in the Revolutionary War.
Pev's Paintball
When Mike "Pev" Peverill’s teamed up with his brother Todd to build Pev's Paintball from the ground up, his driving force was to grant guests the chance to test their sense of strategy and adventure. This goal is achieved each day on his park's 48 acres of land boasting 16 different themed playing fields dappled with huts, log stacks, and other obstacles. The park is open to paintballers of all skill levels, and all customers receive an orderly safety briefing before they begin play, much like the gentlemanly crumpet and tea parties that prefaced each battle in the Revolutionary War.
Additionally, to ensure that grumbling stomachs don’t give away hiding spots during paint-slinging battles, Pev’s offers a fully stocked and licensed onsite concession offers sustenance for battle-weary players.