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What You'll Get
If the Hundred Years' War had been fought with paintballs instead of rifles, it might still be happening, but it'd be so colorful that no one would mind. Experience your own vibrant battlefield with today's Groupon: for $20, you get all-day paintballing at Survival Game of Texas (a $41.95 value). This Groupon includes admission, equipment and 300 paintballs. Guests cannot bring their own paintballs.
Since 1984, Survival Games of Texas has led the charge in gritty, nontoxic tours of duty splattered across 47 acres of painstakingly recreated, historically-inspired war zones. Sharpshooters receive a cache of equipment with all-day field use, including a semi-automatic paint rifle, goggles, a face mask, and enough CO2 to turn the oceans into more refreshing seltzer oceans ($15-$25), plus 300 paintballs ($16.95). Survival Game of Texas's course comprises several professionally run fields—practice a quick getaway in the park's speedball field, or relive the Pollock-inspired battles of medieval warriors as you race around the 3,000-square-foot twin castles. Survival Game of Texas also includes a realistic Vietnam village with huts and flag base, a jungle with twisty and turny paths, and a natural creek for dramatic effect and last-minute bathing.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jan 18, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 5 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must sign waiver. Must be 12 or older. No outside paint allowed. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Survival Game of Texas
Crawling through sand dunes, diving into bunkers, charging over wooden bridges—this is what it takes to overthrow Normandy's two-story French house at Survival Game of Texas. This World War II-inspired expanse is one of the facility's many outdoor fields spread across their 47 acres of terrain. On courses designed for beginners, guests duel among wild west-style buildings, navigate a jungle maze, and duck into the huts scattered amid a realistic Vietnamese village. They can also ward off opponents from twin three-story castles featuring spiral staircases, a catwalk, and a napping ogre. Under the watchful eyes of referees, visitors 12 and over duke it out seven days a week, including during Survival Game of Texas's special events, which include seven-hour scenario games.