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HOW DOES IT WORK?

This is how different games and groups work at Velocity Paintball Park.

HOW DO WALK-ONS WORK? 
  • We gather everyone up and do a safety speech at 9:45
  • We chrono all the players with their own equipment.
  • Everyone’s marker must be set at 285FPS or lower
  • Players are gathered and split into teams.
  • One team will be given armband tape to signify teams.
  • Depending on the size of the group 1 to 2 referees will escort the players to a field.
  • Referees will call game on, call players out, keep time and keep players safe while the game is played.
  • Two games will be played so each team gets a chance from both sides of the field.
  • Players are escorted back to the parking lot.
  • There will be a 10 minute break before players are gathered to go to the next field.

HOW DOES A PRIVATE GROUP WORK?
The group coordinator checks in at the office to sign paperwork and get waivers and wristbands.

Players: 
  • Put on their wristbands and fill out their waivers.
  • Hand in waiver and get their equipment.

The Referee: 
  • Brings your paintballs to your designated staging area.
  • Will give a safety speech and go over game rules.
  • Assist with adjustment of goggle straps, harness belts and make sure the equipment is properly fitted.
  • Assist with loading paintballs into their markers.
  • Assist the group to make teams.
  • Check availability of fields.

HOW DOES GAME PLAY WORK?
  • 2 games on a field, sometimes more if no one else is waiting for the field.
  • The number of games/sets played depends on how quickly or slowly a group moves.
  • Time is also based on how many times players pull the trigger.
  • Some packages contain a limited amount of paintballs.
  • Some packages allow you to stay and play as long as you buy more paintballs if you happen to run out.
  • Package examples:
  • 500 paintballs should last a person 2-3 hrs. in a typical day. Some people can make them last all day.
  • 1000 paintballs should be enough for the average person to play all day 10am – 4pm

HOW DO I MAKE RESERVATIONS?
Use our secure online booking system 24/7. Your reservation goes into our system and holds your equipment for your scheduled event. 

Still like making phone calls - you can call 619-871-8504 and select your date and number of people and give your credit card over the phone to make your deposit and secure your reservation.
Admin • Mar 27, 2015

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