Came by on a Sunday in a group of 4. This was a first time experience for 3 in the group. One is…read moreprovided the paintball gun, paint balls, coveralls and full mask. The coveralls do a pretty good job of offering protection with the full neck coverage. We had a quick safety lesson then set off in the arena in timed games. I liked the variety of building and obstacles. After a few games, we took a quick brake to top off the air canisters and back in. We had the arena to ourselves for 2 hours till another group came in. And 2 hours was enough. It was a great adventure experience and all in our group enjoyed themselves. My only negative comment is that there is so much remains from the paint balls that you sometimes feel the paint remains when you are leaning on a wall or holding it for balance. Not sure if this can be cleaned off. It was a positive experience and happy to recommend Richmond Indoor Paintball.

We only gave one star cause we had to, to leave the review. This place deserves a big fat ZERO…read moreStars. We were looking forward to a fun evening of paintball....sadly that didn't happen. The arena you play in - it's pretty great. But the rest of the place is a total disappointment. Staff was obnoxious and rude. Yelling and screaming and threatening everyone. Could tell all they wanted was to leave. Extremely unprofessional. ( mainly the kid with the bandana tied around his head and the girl passing out gear and reffing the game..... so rude. so obnoxious) Trash Talking all the players who paid to be there " this group is shit " " these fuckers suck " " what a bunch of losers" We paid good money to be there and we're treated like absolute crap. The gear was filthy and disgusting. Everything is totally tattered and broken. Can barely seee out of the masks they are so scratched and filthy. The establishment itself was disgustingly filthy. Like it had never ever been swept or mopped - dusted or any type of cleaning. If you want to be sure to be immune to almost anything - use the bathroom. In our opinion , paintball was a blast but do not waste your time or money at this place unless you enjoy being treated like shit while throwing your hard earned money away. We would have left instantly but had kids with us that had their hearts set on playing. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE.

First time playing at TNT. For paintball on the island they have some really nice facilities: pro…read moreshop, rentals, air, benches and food. The staff were really well organized and polite. The regulars who play here were also really nice and open which makes a big difference for new players. Sometimes regular players can make new kids feel intimidated but not this time. All in all a fun time. I would suggest if you want to feel like you're getting a better deal for your money (paint can be expensive) go on one of the special days they have like once a month where paint is cheaper. only other thing to know is that they really run a fast turnaround on games. Sometimes I felt like I barely had enough time between games to reload paint, air and wipe goggles etc. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a fun time with a group of friends, birthdays, work functions etc.

Went here for my first time of playing paintball, and I've returned many times since, the staff is…read moregreat, they are friendly and they understand that you are new and they know it's a learning curve, the ref's are attentive and they really stick with the rules, which was nice to see. One of the ref's is grumpy, hard to tell if he was having a bad day or what but he seemed to be really cold, didn't answer questions, and when I went to buy more paint balls he literally shrugged and left, and I had to wait for another employee! The price is okay, although it gets WAY better, even if you have your own mask, the price of paint balls is a little steep but for the fun you have it's fine! The fields are good, going in wet weather will cause your clothes to get filthy, but it's a lot of fun, only complaint is the lack of game types and the cold and distant ref who just didn't give a damn about the customers and seemed to only be there to yell at the younger kids who broke the rules, this made him smile and was a little worrying!

I found tactical pants that were selling at DS Tactical for $110 at the Queensborough Value…read moreVillage for $12.99! They are very good pants

Excellent collection of Tactical/Police gear. No surplus anymore or much by way of firearms…read moreaccesories. Equipment they sell is all top level. Service is on point. Shop is legit if a little disorganized. Thanks for keeping brick and mortor retail interesting. Bill

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_MQZKZxWg8 (I made this…read morelittle video of our preparation for the day and this is just the parking lot, feel free to feel) As a prelude, i would like to say : This is 2019. last couple of years haven't been easy for almost everybody financially. Probably those who have to care for tanks and army antique vehicule collection too. This place apparently raised their price but i can understand why when i first arrived on location. My two good friends, my girlfriend and i experienced Panther field last saturday for my good friend's birthday (5th of october 2019). My girlfriend had her own gear so it was free for her (good looking rule). Since i'm a CAF Veteran it was supposed to be free as well but i paid the 30$ because i wanted to, the parking lot impressed me enough so far to be paying the 30$. You pay around something like this for a Museum to see some stuff not moving. I had more fun than what you can get out of 30 bucks even in 2012 (we all should know that real good is free). I felt like 6yo when i saw the FIRST tank ride by. They have a couple of working T-LAV (Canadian version of M113 tracked light armoured vehicule, same thing i served with in my Afghanistan mission 1-09). We all agreed that it was a wonderfull day, the kind of place where weather doesn't do much on your definition of a ''wonderfull day''. I'll go back again, and again !

Overall a good experience, but i do have two pieces of constructive criticism…read more 1. Break up into multiple groups and have multiple games running at the same time! --- There were roughly 70 people on the day I went. Meaning we played 35 v 35 (respawn) for the bulk of the matches. Id suggest talking a chunk of those players to a different field to play a different game type (perhaps 6v6 no respawn, ect ect). All it costs the company is paying 1 extra ref, and then players could get more variation. 35 v 35 got old very quick... its tough to make any meaningful plays when the field is that congested. 2. Come up with a better way to identify teams. The skinny red ribbon isn't very good. Perhaps invest in a bunch of thick red velcro arm bands to use instead. This would make it MUCH easier to identify teammates from enemies.

Had a great time playing for the first time. The crew were great, Chris was very helpful and Simon…read morewas a great ref and teacher for us newbies. The courses are great, we played 2 of them. I will definitely be back! Good price, good location and lots of fun!

I came here for my cousin's stag. We had to pay $30 each. This included all admission, gun rental,…read moreand 100 paintballs. Coveralls could be rented for $6 extra. Since we had a large group, we split the cost of an additional 2000 paintballs (which runs $160). For the main area, there are 4 different maps: Mounds (which is actually 2 maps side by side), Forest, and City. Our group tried all of them: Mounds- 2 RVs mark the home-bases. There are literally mounds of dirt and places for cover, with some sparse vegetation as well acting as cover. When playing both maps side by side, the coverage area was about the size of 2-3 soccer fields. City- A more "urban" version of Mounds. Walls, cars, boats act as cover. Forest- Literally what the name implies. Of the maps played, Mounds was the group favorite. By far, Forest was the WORST map. Goggles fogged, and most of the area's paths were covered with thorny bushes. That made this map almost unbearable. The staff is very helpful. They cite 3 rules that everyone must abide by. Break one of them, and you get your gun taken away/asked to leave. Pretty reasonable terms as paintballs can hurt when tagged in the wrong spot. Overall it was a lot of fun. A lot more than I anticipated, even when taking into account getting shot three times in the head. My only complaints are: - the cost of paintballs (I guess they need to make money somehow) - the bathrooms (or lack thereof). It's basically 1 port-o-potty for each gender (yay gender equality!), and a very scary looking outhouse thingy. There were at least 100 people on site when I was there, and 2 portable toilets is hardly sufficient for that amount - the road leading to the premises is horrible - they really need to trim the thorns in Forest Lastly- don't camp. More often than not, you'll be one of the first people to get tagged :)

Do NOT use Call of Paintball…read more They sell their paintball vouchers at various events. The vouchers have a face value but hardly mean anything. When they sell these vouchers, they don't tell you that you need to pay additional fees to actually complete the booking for a paintball event. When I booked my event for 20 people, they sold me on "cancellation insurance". It meant that if I had people that weren't going to make it, I could get some money back. When it came time for me to put the cancellation insurance in effect, they suggested that I would only get a portion of what I was entitled to refunded to me. Afterwards, I was contacted by one of the owners of Call of Paintball and he was insistent on resolving the issue. In the end, he was just full of empty promises. Various members of this organization have proven to be chronic liars. So I repeat again, avoid Call of Paintball.

I have booked "CALL OF PAINTBALL" events a couple of times this year and they have been great! I…read morehave two kids that play often and for the first time this year tried it for myself (loved it!) "Call of Paintball"is the only way to go if your looking to play at multiple fields across Vancouver. Their sales staff are at different malls around the city, from time to time so you get to actually speak to someone that can run you through the entire day and how it works. The fields themselves are a little worn and could use some work but they seem to be safe and the staff know what they are doing. Defiantly be playing with these guys soon.