Paintball
for groups
The best-known team game of all, and still the most exciting. We provide it complete, from equipment to game management.
Everyone knows straight away what it is about
Nobody needs paintball explained to them. Two teams, a field with cover, and the task of taking out the other side or capturing a flag. Precisely because the rules are so simple, all the attention goes to what happens on the field.
What participants mention afterwards is rarely the win. It's about the one moment when someone ran forward far too early, or the colleague who stayed behind the same barrel for the whole round. Stories like that linger at the office for weeks.
What we provide
You provide the group and the date. We make sure a suitable site is ready and that everything needed to play is there.
- Markers, masks, overalls and paint for the whole group
- A site with cover, arranged by us if you don't have one yourselves
- Safety briefing before the start and supervision during play
- Several game formats, from team battle to capture the flag
Where it is played
This is the only activity where the location really matters. Paintball needs outdoor terrain with vegetation, changes in height or obstacles to dive behind. A flat grass field doesn't work: there is nothing to hide behind and the first round is over within a minute.
If you have a suitable piece of land yourselves, for example at a company building or a family farm, we can play there. If not, we arrange a site that suits the group size and the rest of the programme.
If you are looking for something that can be done at your office or in a hall, take a look at laser tag at your venue. That is the same game format without paint and without terrain requirements.
Who it is for
At a hen or stag party paintball is often the part the day is built around. It works well as an opener, as long as there is enough time afterwards to recover.
For a company outing it is more nuanced. Not everyone wants a game where you get hit, and that counts for a lot when attendance matters. We discuss in advance whether there is a role for people who would rather not go onto the field.
If the group grows beyond twenty or so, we work with rotating rounds so that part of the group is always playing. The sideline is not a penalty box: that is where the tactics for the next round are worked out and where the loudest laughter happens.
Frequently asked questions
Does paintball hurt?
You feel a hit, that's part of it. How hard it lands depends on the distance and where you are hit. Everyone wears a mask and an overall, and we set the markers so that the speed stays within the safety standard. If your group would prefer something softer, archery tag or laser tag is a better choice.
What should we wear?
Clothes that can get dirty and shoes with grip, preferably with sturdy soles. Paint usually washes out, but don't count on it with a light jumper. We provide overalls and masks, so you don't need to bring protective clothing yourself.
From what age can you take part?
For paintball with the standard markers we set the minimum age at eighteen. For younger groups there is a lighter variant with less impact, or we look at another game that does suit. Tell us the participants' ages in advance and we will adapt it accordingly.
What does paintball cost for a group?
A compact half-day programme starts at €195. Group size, amount of paint and travel distance determine the final price. After the first conversation you will receive a concrete price.
Tell us about your plan
Interested in paintball? Fill in the short form and we will send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Paintball for your group
Give us the date, the number of people and the ages, and we will send a proposal.