The Paintball Experience

We typically run two sessions a day. A morning and an afternoon session (Times vary depending on the time of year), we advise groups to arrive on time to ensure all players are geared up and play can commence on time.

All Players should have registered online before the game day so there are no delays, each player will be issued with all the equipment they need for the day, along with any pre-purchased items such as paintballs, paint grenades and lunch vouchers.

Delta Force Paintball understands the need for security whilst games are underway.  Each national Delta Force Paintball centre offers personal lockers for rent during the day, thus ensuring the safety of player’s possessions during the day.

Once each participant has been issued with their equipment, marshals will move around the basecamp dividing players into teams with coloured armbands. These teams have been predetermined by the Centre Manager according to the complete list of groups booked-in for the day. The teams will be divided equally by age, group size, and paintballing experience so as to ensure all games are competitive, safe and enjoyable for all players.

Before the start of play each player will receive a comprehensive briefing, which includes general information on how the day will run, along with the safety rules and regulations.

The briefing is delivered via a CD, using a PA-system, so as to ensure that every safety consideration is properly addressed.  All players are required to attend the safety briefing.  Our marshaling personnel take the safety briefing very seriously, and will request all players pay close attention to it’s content.

Once the safety briefing is completed, each player will have his/her goggles touch-tested by a marshal prior to leaving the safe zone.  Delta Force staff perform a goggle touch-test on every player to ensure they are appropriately fitted and secured, thus removing the risk of potential injury.  All Delta Force goggles feature a chin strap to prevent goggles inadvertently lifting-up, and also a helmet unit (fully enclosing the head) that effectively prevents the goggles ‘slipping-down’ the face.

Players will then proceed through to the gun zone where they will be issued with a 0.50 calibre Paintball machine gun.  Players will then have the opportunity to enjoy a few practice shots in the target area, perfecting their aim for the game.

Once all players have their aim steady and goggles secured, the games begin!

When the day’s games are completed, all players return to the base camp to hand in their paintballing equipment and retrieve any personal belongings from the lockers.

Players may then prepare for the afternoon presentation, where the winners and the runners-up receive certificates in recognition of their performances.  The day’s activities conclude with the awards ceremony, and players can expect to leave the Delta Force Paintball centre after this. If your group is limited by time constraints then an alternate departure time can be organised.