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Discover the thrill of paintball, no matter your skill level! From beginner-friendly zones to challenging courses for seasoned players, there’s a field tailored to provide an exhilarating experience for everyone. Dive into action-packed environments designed to test your tactics and teamwork, or simply enjoy an adventurous day with friends. Choose the ideal setting for your next adrenaline-fueled outing and book your paintball session through our paintball field finder now for an unforgettable experience!

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Paintball Fit
Paintball Fit in Texas is a premier paintball facility offering top-notch fields and amenities for players of all skill levels.
Official Paintball Games of Texas
Official Paintball is the perfect place for Birthday Parties, Bachelor Parties, Work Outings, Church Events, and Team Building.
Giant Party Sports Park
Giant Party Sports in Texas offers thrilling paintball and airsoft experiences on 6 well-designed, action-packed playing fields.
GatSplat Paintball
GatSplat Paintball is a premier indoor paintball facility in Texas, offering climate-controlled fields for year-round play.
Fun On The Run Paintball & Birthday Parties
Fun On The Run Paintball Park offers an unforgettable paintball experience for players of all skill levels.
Collin County Paintball
Largest Paintball Field north of Plano, Texas, provides a safe and fun environment for beginners and seasoned paintballers.

What is Paintball?

Scenario Paintball

Scenario paintball games are large, sometimes weekend-long events where huge teams (100 to 2000 players) compete to complete various objectives, like capturing areas or finding hidden items. These annual events often feature team leaders and special roles, with points awarded for completed tasks, and the team with the most points wins.

Low Impact Paintball

Low Impact Paintball is designed for beginners, especially young players aged 10-15, using markers that shoot at a lower speed (200-250 fps) and smaller paintballs (.50 caliber) for a gentler experience. Often called 50Cal, these games are ideal for first-timers; check with your local paintball field to see if they offer this beginner-friendly option.

Classic Woodsball

Woodsball is a popular paintball game played outdoors, usually in wooded areas, where players of all levels can enjoy various modes like capture the flag, elimination, and zombie hunts. Teams range from small to large, and anyone interested can join by contacting their local paintball field.

Speedball

Speedball is a fast-paced, competitive style of paintball played on open fields with clear views of opponents, often used in tournaments. Players use electronic markers with set firing rates, and fields typically have inflatable bunkers or pipe tubing as obstacles.

Mechanical & MagFed Paintball

Mechanical and MagFed Paintball are specialized styles where the focus is on the type of paintball marker used rather than the gameplay itself. Mechanical markers are non-electronic, similar to early paintball guns, while MagFed markers use magazines for reloading, adding a unique, tactical element; interested players can inquire with local fields or stores about events for these styles.

What our customers are saying about us

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Nourhan BeyroutiAbout Official Paintball

“The facility is phenomenal, the facility team is amazing, our ref was Cayden who is remarkable! He sprained his ankle , got all swollen and kept on going the whole day through with us. A team mate lost a personal item and it was also found the next day after they searched for it. The maps are extremely fun, especially the area with the planes and helicopters. A must and go to experience in North Texas. We are definitely coming back again and again. It’s fun and most importantly it’s safe for all players. Go have fun! Don’t forget to get a fun smoke popper for that extra competition edge.”

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Dave BudnyAbout Paintball Fit

“Great place and amazing ownership. Regardless of your skill level you will have a great time. From beginners to professional level teams and everything in between, paintball fit has you covered. Their ownership is dedicated to serving their players to make sure everyone has an enjoyable experience. Paintball FIT is a one of a kind field.”

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Romina AzizAbout Giant Party Sports

“This is such a fantastic place to play, have a party and enjoy! I cannot thank enough the staff for being so helpful, welcoming and just fun and chill. Nicole, Chris and Jamie for giving us and the kids such a great experience. We all had a blast and definitely recommend this place. Super family and kid friendly and they cater for any age, even 4 and 5 years olds. The facility is super amazing and truly you will not be let down.”

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Gracie CrawfordAbout GatSplat Paintball

“This was a 5 out of 5!! I went for a going away party it was great! We had the all day passes and they were worth it. We got to play many times and was able to change the game. The workers were amazing and so respectful. They definitely kept the energy up and kept the game exciting. I am definitely coming back and had an awesome experience. Thank you guys!!!”

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IrönsideAbout Fun On The Run Paintball Park

“Been coming here since I was 13, first experience was with my church youth group. Fun on the Run keeps getting better every year, was there 2 weeks ago for a birthday party. The employees have good customer service skills, the refs are on top of their game and the courses provide an awesome experience overall. Highly recommend for family fun or friends if they're into paintball. Remember keep your goggles down and bring a towel, you'll need it.”

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Neal SchultzAbout Collin County Paintball

“Brought 5 teens here for a birthday and it was amazing. Very reasonable prices and open play as much as you can handle. There is like 6 different fields depending on group size but if you can get a group together, the main field is HUGE. Love this place and will be coming back soon.”

Find a Paintball Field Near You

Something to do All Year Round

Each season brings unique experiences to paintball, ensuring something exciting for every player all year round!

Summer

  • Outdoor Woodsball & Speedball: Summer is peak season for outdoor paintball, with ideal weather for classic woodsball and speedball games.
  • Big Scenario Games & Tournaments: Many large, weekend-long scenario games and tournaments happen in summer, drawing in hundreds or thousands of players.
  • Night Paintball: Extended daylight and warm nights make it perfect for night paintball events, adding a new level of excitement to gameplay.
  • Youth & Low-Impact Camps: Schools are out, making summer ideal for youth camps and low-impact sessions for younger beginners.

Fall

  • Halloween & Zombie Hunts: Many fields run Halloween-themed games, including zombie hunts where players “fight” actors dressed as zombies.
  • Scenic Woodsball Matches: With colorful fall foliage, woodsball fields become scenic and create natural camouflage, enhancing gameplay.
  • Cool-Weather Speedball Events: The cooler weather is ideal for more intense speedball games without the summer heat.
  • Fall Tournaments: Some fields host smaller tournaments in fall, often as a wrap-up to the season before winter.

Winter

  • Indoor Paintball: In colder areas, many players head to indoor fields to continue playing without snow interference.
  • Snowball Paintball: For outdoor enthusiasts, winter woodsball or snowball paintball offers a unique challenge, with snowy landscapes providing natural cover.
  • Holiday Themed Events: Some fields offer holiday-themed games, adding festive elements to regular gameplay.
  • Low-Impact Paintball for Beginners: Indoor fields may offer low-impact paintball during winter, giving beginners a chance to play in a comfortable setting.

Spring

  • Season Openers & Training Days: Spring is when many fields kick off the season with open days, allowing players to get back into action after winter.
  • Wet Weather Scenarios: Spring’s rain and mud create challenging conditions, making scenario games more intense and fun for those up for it.
  • New Player Clinics & Refreshers: Many fields offer beginner clinics or training sessions in spring to welcome new players or refresh skills.
  • Spring Break Events: Fields often hold special events and games for students on spring break, drawing in groups for team play.

Frequently asked questions about Paintball

Is paintball safe?

Yes, paintball is generally safe when proper protective gear, like masks and padding, is worn, and when players follow field rules and guidelines.

Does getting hit by a paintball hurt?

It can sting slightly, but with protective clothing and lower-impact paintballs for beginners, discomfort is minimal.

What should I wear to play paintball?

Wear long sleeves, long pants, and durable shoes. Many players add gloves, hats, and padding to protect against hits.

Is paintball suitable for kids?

Yes, low-impact paintball is designed for younger players, typically aged 10 and up, with lighter equipment and smaller paintballs.

How long does a paintball game last?

Games can last anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes, depending on the type of game and field rules.

What types of paintball games are there?

Common games include capture the flag, elimination, attack and defend, and scenario-based games with specific missions.

What is the difference between woodsball and speedball?

Woodsball is played in natural settings, often in forests, and has longer, strategy-focused games. Speedball is a faster, tournament-style game on open, symmetrical fields with inflatable bunkers.

What equipment do I need to play paintball?

Basic equipment includes a paintball marker, mask, hopper (paintball loader), CO2 or air tank, and paintballs. Rental equipment is often available for new players.

Can I bring my own equipment?

Yes, most fields allow personal gear, but it may need to meet safety requirements like specific FPS (feet per second) limits.

How do I prepare for my first paintball game?

Dress appropriately, stay hydrated, and listen to the safety briefing. It’s also good to arrive early to get familiar with the rules and layout.

What is the difference between regular and low-impact paintball?

Low-impact paintball uses smaller paintballs and lower FPS, making it less intense and suitable for beginners and young players.

Are there special events or tournaments in paintball?

Yes, many fields host special events like Halloween zombie hunts, scenario games, and tournaments, offering unique gameplay experiences.

Do I need to be physically fit to play paintball?

Basic fitness is helpful as paintball involves running, crouching, and quick movements, but players of various fitness levels can enjoy the game.

Are paintballs biodegradable?

Yes, most paintballs are made of biodegradable materials like gelatin shells and non-toxic, water-soluble paint, which break down naturally over time and minimize environmental impact.

Does paintball harm plants and animals?

Paintball fields are usually designed to limit environmental disruption, and the paint used is non-toxic to plants and animals. Regular maintenance and field boundaries help protect local wildlife and natural areas.

Can I play paintball in the winter?

Yes, some fields offer winter paintball, and indoor fields are also available. Dressing warmly and layering helps for outdoor winter games.