Best paintball experience ever, i would definitely recommend this field to anybody experienced or…read morenot. Great installation, immersive and scenario really cool

I've worked there, i've played a lot there, and for all the time i spend at the shop, it was one of…read morethe best experience i had for both side, for the job it was really cool and when i was a client, i spend a lot of my days there at the shop with the tech because they are awesome. Its the reference in Paintball in the entire country.

1) They refuse to provide an English contract. 2) They…read moreHARASS you over the phone for months. Literally calling every week no matter how many times you tell them to F off. 3) Their "raffle" thing is actually illegal as per the QC consumer protection bureau, so if you fell victim to it there are resources *see links below http://www.opc.gouv.qc.ca/actualite/communiques/article/bigfoot-paintball-declaree-coupable/ http://imglin.com/20180418154150%5F4939239.png

Situated in Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, up north of Laval, for those who don't know where that is,…read morethis is an outdoor paintball. Let's start with the experience first. It was my first time doing paintball and I got to say; it was very fun. You start the day pretty early (our reservation was at 7:45am; for those coming from Montreal, it's about 1 hour drive). Even though they say it opens at 8am, the employees are ready to go. The parking lot is a bit far from the "base camp" but they have a shuttle to pick up people. So if you want to leave stuff in your car; it's a good idea to do it as you arrive. You arrive, fill out some papers, sign some sheets, and start your day. The lockers are kinda small and a bit sketchy; some of the doors are broken so choose wisely. Bring your own lock. They give you a "onesie" with a number on it and they start the safety speech. I have to say it was very entertaining and helpful. Then you choose your gears; there's different level of equipment that you can get; ranging from basic guns, protection, and ammunition to almost "machine gun", 1100 bullets and basic protections. Obviously the better equipment you get the more you pay. I got the basic safety stuff with 200 bullets. You play in groups of about 40 people. 20 on one team and 20 on the other team. You play several scenarios throughout the day. Lunch break includes in the price then some more scenarios in the afternoon. The scenarios are super fun, the animators very energetic and friendly, the food is ok (hotdogs and pastas) but it's a great experience to have with a large group of friends. Total day cost for me was about 70$. Why is this a 2 stars? The down sides: you are playing in dirt. Get ready to get dirty. Get ready to get hurt because the bullets can cause bruises. The part that ruined the experience for me was that there was no pros/amateurs separations. We had some pros in our group with their own gear and guns which made the games a bit unfair. They always try to balance the teams but it's not fun when you have the basic guns and your opponent shoots 300 bullets/minute. Bullets: 100 bullets is not enough for a day. I would say if you play conservative; you need about 300/day. If you want to have fun ~500/day. Last year, the company Bigfoot got into some scam promotions: they faked some contest where everyone who participated "won" credits for a paintball experience but basically you just "won" a reservation. People who won had to pay the full price for everything. If you cancel your reservation they keep your money. And the person on the phone was very rude to customers. Overall, paintball is an expensive experience nonetheless, it's still fun. Don't participate in their contests.

Amazing place always a blast when there. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. Would 100% go…read morehere again. They have lots of different options for maps and cool layouts!

Dope, cool gun. shot at my homies…read more Played w some tryhards they were anoying but seemed cool enough ngl One mf shot me close tho now I got a mark but it looks cool so it was worth it ong

Date of visit: June 12, 2023…read more We stopped here as our friend's daughter had never done go karting before and the reviews were decent so we decided to give this place a try since it was just a few blocks off the subway. Staff were not particularly interested in engaging with us from the very beginning and it just got worse when we got out on the track. I told the guys running the karts that this was her first time but they just ignored me. Then they had a bunch of folks on the track with us that were clearly regulars, and who also hit me multiple times while we raced, despite that the video you watch before the race says that any contact between karts is strictly prohibited and will result in removal from the track. Guess they didn't happen to see any of those instances... Such a shame, too because this could have been a fun experience. If you are a novice to karting, don't come here!

Expérience formidable, de la réservation à la course!!!! Tout le monde a adoré, on était huit en…read morepiste, personnel tellement gentil, disponible!!! À refaire encore et encore. Comme c'était pour une fête d'enfants, on a pris les karts junior et c'était parfait mais les plus grands auraient aimé une autre course de plus juste avec les karts réguliers, prochaine fois on réservera 2 courses différentes. Merci merci merci et bravo à tout le personnel

If I could choose one word to describe Ottawa Paint Ball, it would be...Pain. You're required to…read morereserve a time slot in order to play. But when we reached Ottawa Paint Ball, we found out that we had to share one room with another group. Add to the fact that the room was unbelievably tiny, and the lack of equipment, and you have a disaster on your hands. The equipment that they provided was not standard equipment that you would find at other places. I was expecting to get a full mask, and some body armour as the minimum. When the manager handed me a visor for my eyes, and a paint ball gun as my equipment, I became a little worried. The worry I felt soon became three shots to the face and one to the mouth, causing me to swallow paint. It tasted bitter. Since we didn't get any armour to protect ourselves, we ended up layering ourselves with sweaters and jackets, but that didn't lessen the pain from exploding paint balls. I paid a premium in order to get shot in the face. It turned out that you had to pay extra for ammunition, and each time you ran out, you had to pay more to stay in the game. We ended up savouring each shot, by not shooting at all, which created some awkward manoeuvring. At the end of the day, I had welts on my face, paint on my brand new sweater, and a lot less money than what I had in my pocket before. But I still had a great time....somehow.