Highly recommend! I was a little intimidated when we walked in... lots of guys with serious gear and son is new to airsoft. But the staff here was so welcoming. Everyone was so kind and helpful in explaining things we didn't understand and helping us get properly geared up. 10/10 we will be back read more

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Really fun Arena is the best in the area. Refs are chill and the employees are helpful but laid-back also very fair everyone gets chronograph And has to follow the same rules read more

Just don't go there. It's run over by "wannabes" and "try hard". Unprofessional staff with a rundown store

This place is ok, we came here to celebrate my son turning 16 and hes really into this type of sport. I would recommend for young adults 15 and up, who are in to airsoft, you must be prepared with appropriate clothing, somethings are provided mask gear, extra clothing for padding and eyewear. People were in full tactical gear, we were actually underdressed so we threw on some extra jackets that were provided. When you get hit with the first shot of BB's you would have wished that you suited up better. The BB's do sting when you get hit, there are 3 rounds in a game, I got shot about 5 min after the game started and boy did i feel it, i held my hands way high to indicate that i had been shot, Damn sure didnt want to feel that type of pain anymore. So myself and my sons dad, set out for the other games, my son played several games, he lasted longer than the both of us did Monday-Tuesday: CLOSED FOR PRIVATE BOOKINGS Wednesday- $10 Admission, ADULTS ONLY 18+ Thursday - $10 ADMISSION Friday - $10 ADMISSION, FREE PIZZA Saturday - $20 ADMISSION Sunday - Sunday Gun Run: Target Shooting Competition, $5 ADMISSION Sunday - $10 ADMISSION, 1/2 PRICE RENTALS read more

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Absolutely horrible. All around awful. When I first walked in it was cluttered, and nobody was there. After walking around and asking random people I found an Ipad with a screen to sign in. After all that, we asked what to do THREE separate times hed tell us what to do then leave. We bought the guns, sat down and waited. There wasnt an introduction, the larger guy just said to not be stupid, and to not take our masks off. After waiting and asking, a fellow player just went behind the desk and grabbed us masks. We had to ask THREE members of staff to help us get our guns. We has nobody training us or telling us what to do, so everything i learnt was from me asking fellow players. As for the guns they were horrible aswell. There were a total of 4 that we borrowed, one being premium. The first gun was alright, very basic though nothing special, wasnt good wasnt bad. The second gun refused to shoot, along with a broken magazine. Also with no attachments. The third gun ended up BREAKING MID GAME. The magazine wouldnt feed, and then the entire barrel came out. It also had 0 Attachments. The fourth gun, the premium. It came with a red dot sight, a tracer unit, a laser, and a flashlight. 0 issues with it. The field itself is horribly crowded, and breaks. Within three games people knocked tires down, and moved walls, so theres no leaning on them. And thats not even telling about how small it was. You can sit anywhere and just wait, because there are only TWO ways to get to the other side. TL:DR wasted hundreds on broken guns, cramped spaces, no help, and a lot of blood. 0/10 read more

Absolutely terrible experience. First time doing any kind of airsoft, but having some guy with a weapon shooting larger BBs at a higher power and full auto when five feet from you just isn't fun. when staff heard about this they just called the guy by name (they knew this person personally) and just let it happen. You could hear him going full auto from the spectator area, so I know the ref could hear it too. One of the reasons for this is that they allow higher Joules for play. Making guys with expensive weapons hurt a lot more. I don't know if the ref was wrong or the rules of this place are just bad, but it's extremely frustrating to play against when new to the sport. I quit halfway through my 2nd game because of this one guy ruining the entire game. complete waste of $50 and my afternoon. Unless you want to play a lawless game where you hurt other people and over shoot, don't come here. Not to mention how dirty, smelly, and unsafe some of the areas are. Loose wood, random raised boards that I saw trip a dozen people, and the smell in the bathroom was awful. So many reasons to avoid this place. read more

Very unprofessional staff that are working there especially the manager! For my very first experience in the Airsoft community it really was a hard time for me to ask for help, to come to this place and be spoken with ignorants and disrespect! It really bothered me!!so I went to STA Shoothouse an I was welcomed with open arms. I really don't suggest this place to anybody! If you really want to have some fun Go To STA Shoothouse! read more

Replay Airsoft is a fun indoor arena to go to. The field itself is probably the biggest indoor arena in Maryland with it having a second level on one end. They switch up the field so when I was there the field was more like a maze type of field and not like the open field you see in the YouTube videos. The field had a lot of kill holes so if someone was camping behind cover you could often shot through the gaps. This allowed the game to flow instead of being a stalemate with no one able to move up on either side like most indoor fields. So in the event a lot of people show up the game should run a little smother then other CQB fields. That being said don't be discouraged if there is only a hand full of players because it was about 12 when I went. In shooting games there are not people around every corner; so you gotta stay alert. I initially thought the more people the better but not really when it comes to indoor arenas. I had an amazing time due to the fact that I was free to move around with out any problem and still ran into the enemy often. Also because of the small number you know who your teammates are and no one was ever shoot by a friendly. We played a lot of different game types like trouble in terrorist town, TDM with one life, my favorite was capturing the ammo cans. It's an object based game type where you have to capture ammo cans scattered in the center of the field. The larger cans have to be carried by two people. Another fun game type was a game where it started as a free for all. If someone was shot they had to get down in an nonaggressive position and who ever tagged that person got a member added to there team. So you started by yourself and slowly built a large team. The round was over when everyone was on a single team. The teams are split up pretty evenly and are switched up often. They give you glow sticks to represent you team color. I tied my onto my molle others put it on the strap on their mask. One of the coolest things is the part where people not playing like parents can go up into the ref tower and watch the games. I will most definitely be going back. read more

Replay Airsoft - Replay airsoft arena staging area. Don't worry mag is empty, gun is cleared, on safety with the battery removed - Airsoft Near Me - Glen Burnie, Maryland

Great store employees are fantastic only downside is that the place is a bit messy but spectacular for the most part

The indoor arena was fun and some of the staff was nice. Everything really about the area was fine. So you're wondering why Im still rating it as a low? I came in to ask for an allen key to fix my front iron sights on my KJW pistol. This staff member, tells me "okay I'll see what I can do." and goes into the backroom supposedly trying to find the allen key. He then came out and said he just jammed the iron sight into place. Another staff member was very nice about it and gave me the allen key to keep after I told him about this but the allen key isn't going to fix the slide sadly. If you ever want assistance from the staff, just be aware of one with glasses that is slightly chubby. read more

Replay Airsoft - The front iron sight scratched the anodized top slide - Airsoft Near Me - Glen Burnie, Maryland

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The staff is great with their customer service. It's a nice indoor cqb place. I highly recommend playing here.

There are Airsoft places near me but I choose to make the drive to replay, a really nice indoor Airsoft field , and it is air conditioned but obviously no matter what you will sweat running around , there is also a second level where they let you play from sometimes ,that's where it gets more fun , there are usually a lot of people there on Saturdays but it is big enough fo everyone to play and the differentiates accommodate for that . It is normal indoor FPS regulations of 350 , and $30 to play on Saturdays I think $15 on Sundays. read more

I took my son here for his 11th birthday. It seemed ok when we entered the lobby and at first the staff was friendly and helpful. 1st rental gun did not work so I was asked to pick another one and I just asked for any gun that was functional, so don't expect the staff to test the guns prior to rental. We entered the arena and found it to be very small. Only 2 lanes to operate in and they are very short. They claim this is CQB but the engagement ranges and options for maneuvering are so small its almost comical. In the staging area there was a horde of teenagers using excessive amounts of profanity and interrupting the red so although the website says its ages 10 and up be prepared for your kid to get a crash course in talking like a sailor. Once the rounds started there were multiple occasions where the "regulars" were dashing around the arena and shooting killled players in the back with thier hands up at point blank range. Upon confronting the ref about this I was told "its CQB so expect to get shot". I then asked what was the point of holding your hands up when you can't shoot back and was told "I don't know what to tell ya". Know full well the the teen regulars here run the show and the refs defend them. Very poor experience for a young new player. The only reason this didn't get one star was because despite all this my son still said he had fun, but I know he would have has much MORE fun had the staff done thier jobs. read more

the first time i ever played airsoft was here. it was about a year or 2 ago by now but ever since the first day of ever playing i fell in love. the staff is beyond helpful including the owner and the refs make the games quite entertaining and are very strong with their rules. ever since my first game i used to come back quite commonly for the sport! im not there as much anymore due to moving but i still highly recommend replay for new players. yes its very tight quarters and yes their are try hards but its public airsoft! you never know who your going to run into and who your going to go against. everytime i go i always meet new people and create a whole new friend group. Refs also make sure everyone is following the rules. prior to all new members your put into a briefing that explains the major rules of the facility and shows examples in a goofy training video. Now even though the facility has tight spaces, it honestly feels like a rather large space. if your new and want to try the game i'd highly recommend Replay read more

Great place to play airsoft, it is a little disorganized, but just going to there to play, it's great!

Where to begin? First off unprofessional. The employees are constantly having sidebar conversations with each other and where not helpful. Grabbing people to move them out of the way instead of asking like an adult. The guns you rent are not guaranteed to work. They are unorganized and unprofessional all the way through. Not worth your money or your time. Go somewhere that will actually give you what you paid for. read more

Very ghetto but in a good way. It has that underground illegal gun store feel. I wouldn't say The employees were unprofessional but more straightforward they didn't seem like robots they more seemed like they where there playing with you, in my experience all the rentals have worked liked rentals not great but functional, love airsoft replay I would go any day of the week, but there are better options like Tactical airsoft arena I give it a 6/10 read more

This is an absolutely horrendous representation of the Airsoft community. There's a great deal of potential for an enjoyable experience between the the gimmick laden rental options and the "large" play area. However, everything about this indoor arena and this company is unprofessional and unsportsmanlike. The refs are poorly trained to manage the game in a way that makes it fair and enjoyable. The remainder of the prostaff are awkward and uninviting to players of all levels. And to top off the lack of professionalism, personal connections to the employees are treated unfairly. I am an intermediate-advanced Airsoft player and I have been playing for a little over 5 years now and very few fields I have been to exhibit this blatant disregard for customers. Beyond that the issue of map design amplifies the poor capabilities of the referees; there are far too many scenarios where one side is at an advantage because of which side they are on. The referees fail to organize a game that is inviting to the plethora of new players that arrive at indoor arenas for their first game and they fail to enforce their own rules, especially for their fellow staff and friends. The worst part however, is their blatant disregard for safety. As an indoor field, and as a field touted as a place run by avid airsofters, safety should be an ever present concern. However, despite industry-wide recognition of the "joule creep" concept no action has been taken to ensure safety. This concept, briefly explained here, describes the increase in energy when different BB weights are fired at varying Feet Per Second (FPS). So, simply put, a .2 gram bb traveling at 350 FPS does not have as much energy as a .28 gram bb traveling at 325 FPS. After going to this field 3 times, the people responsible for measuring only measure using .2 gram bbs in aeg Airsoft rifles and do not have a set system for gas blowback Airsoft pistols. Instead, they ignore anything as long as it is "under 350 FPS with .20 gram bbs." At the same time they ignore any players that ask the ref to double check the FPS or the Weight and the players leaving in droves while they let their friend reign freely over the game read more

Been going here for about 2 years its very laid back, refs are all pretty chill and only really get uptight when there is a lot of people who keep violating basic rules which is understandable. Everyone going is really just there to have a good time and play airsoft. read more

I come here all the time with my friend. Not only do I get great service, from the first day I went there I felt like I became friends with every worker there, especially the owner, chris. Everyone is so nice, the guns work great, and you can easily notice that they try their best to make everything extremely fun and extremely safe. read more