I always pass by this place when I take my son to FunParx (formerly Ninja Warrior Adventure) but…read morenever felt like going in because it's so dark and empty inside. I didn't even know what this place was. Thought it was some kind of a place to play video games, but it turns out it's a shooting range using Airsoft guns and plastic pellets. You shoot targets and can win prizes at the end depending on how many targets you knock down. It's a small place that can accommodate six players at a time. It's good for both kids and adults, although I think kids should be at least six years of age. They do have some foot stools for shorter kids. Price is based on which cartridge you purchase. Forgot to take photo of the price list but I think it ranged between $15-$40. I got the $20 deal which I think was for either 120 or 140 pellet cartridge. They have some goggles you can use if you are concerned about pellets bouncing back from the target, but we didn't notice any issues during our visit. I will probably just bring my own next time because I'm not sure how often this place cleans them. I will be back since my son really enjoyed his first experience here. I will probably join him next time.

This is a waste of money. It's 20$ for 150 shots, the guns malfunction constantly, when you remove…read morethe mags to get them working, 5 or more bb's fall out and you're not allowed to reload them into the magazines. Half of the targets don't fall over when you hit them, the staff doesn't help you make the guns work, they are completely uninterested UNTIL you try to reload bb's into the mag and THEN suddenly they're right there to tell you you can't do that. This was a one and done experience, compete rip off to begin with but it's compounded by the issues with the guns and the staff.

It was fun, but we weren't really instructed about the laser that could help us shoot (I'm a…read morenewbie). I wasn't told where I could see my points. I asked about signing up and I was given a QR code to track my points but I have no idea where to see it. All that being said, it was fun and quick. The people running it were friendly but not really personable or helpful. I'd maybe try it again at another location. $15 for 80 shots, $20 for 120, $24 for I think 140.

Very creative and just a fun lil stop to play or watch people fire off airsoft pellets. Ask about…read morethe different challenges you can shoot at. It looks easy but you be the judge. Everyone wins a prize

Got an email from airsoft Gi stating my Airsoft rifle I put in a order for needs conformation of my…read morebilling address so they can start placing my order . Mind you I put in the order on wednesday and didnt get an email about that till friday after the hours of when they would be available , so I called them the following monday probably about 7-9 times at 10:30 am with no answer , untill the 10th call I got through and the worker said everything looks good we will send you and email once its processed, So I thought okay cool my cousin with possible get his first airsoft gun before christmas. No after that call i went about my day and decided to check my email to see if I got any new updates and get an Email saying its out of stock , so now we are here the next day trying to get in contact with them and no one is picking up. this has probably been the worse experience ive had with any airsoft company, and I heard airsoft gi was a reputable place and website but after this treatment I probably wont return for my airsoft needs

Great products! Customer service needs work. They wont respond from your inquiries thru email. Its…read morehard to get in touch via online live chat and via phone call. I would suggest use the store only if YOU REALLY REALLY NEED something that they have and no one else have. If you dont really need it. Id say look somewhere else

Amazing machinery, excellent attitude, and they make some of the best airsoft machine guns in the…read moreindustry. I shoot all my kids they suck and their friends. And everyone else in the field is no challenge to this beast.

Not sure where all this negative reviewing is coming from but these guys are the best. So far my…read moreexperience dealing with Will at Umbrella has been fantastic. I've purchased one Umbrella Armory OCAW from these gentleman and holy cow has my experience been Very good. These guys are very inviting and are extremely knowledgeable in this niche craft. The OCAW line is the god tier gun in the airsoft world and it's performance once Sighted in is a lazer gun. It's practically cheating how Accurate these Are! Also my guns have had minor hiccups as which is possible with any airsoft gun which needed a very minor tweak / adjustment and were fixed same day. Are these guns expensive? Yes Will you stand out? HECK YES These guys don't crank out Honda civics people... these are the Lamborghinis of Airsoft. Hit up Will at the shop and he'll take care of ya!

So many items to choose from and very affordable!! Friendly staff and had everything you need!!!read more

Sold me a vape and had me hit it in the store to see if it worked, it was fine and then I went home…read moreand tried hitting it and it wasn't hitting at all. I went back immediately to see if I could get my money back or a new one and the said no. Overall this place wasted my money and time, don't come here unless you wanna get scammed.

Had a kids birthday party there. The kids had a ton of fun. They did airsoft; It was a pretty cool…read moreset up. There's a match about 2x an hour or so they stay busy. You're outside all day, it's hot, but the kids really enjoyed it and they had shade for us.

The Airsoft side of SC Village feels very neglected…read more Long story short, the referees and players tried hard to make it a good day, but it felt like the management / oversight of the Airsoft field sacrificed a lot to cater to the larger Paintball groups this day. Back in the day SC was a pretty staple field for Airsoft, but I doubt I'll ever go back again. I used to attend SC village infrequently a few years ago (a few times a year, for private and public games). Generally, private games were pretty fun and a positive experience. This was my first time back in about two years. I attended a walk-on game November 21; this was after several days of nonstop heavy rain, and the field was generally a mess; the roads on the way in are not very good; if you drive a normal non-lifted / non outdoor vehicle beware the potholes and bumps. I'm unsure if they used manure recently on their grounds, but the flooding had covered everything in a layer of soup mud that smelled like feces. It was disgusting and gunked up our cars and gear pretty badly. Access to different fields was not very good due to flooding and just holes in the ground. Again, this is not a unique issue for paintball fields, but Jungle Island / Wildlands airsoft used wooden planks to fill holes in the ground and provide access in similar circumstances; and not stink anywhere near as bad. I will admit - largely a weather problem, less an operations issue, but I'm unsure why the place smelled so disgusting. My bigger issue was that the general operation of the airsoft side was a mess. The staff was generally helpful and cordial. The refs were good and the store staff were helpful. Chronograph check was helpful and answered our questions; but unfortunately SC does not provide their own BBs for chronographing airsoft replicas, so the velocity limits are essentially hypothetical if you lie about what type of BBs are loaded in your replica. Most fields (e.g. Project N1, Wildlands) supply their own test BBs to avoid this problem. There were around 20-30 persons playing airsoft on this day compared to what looked like 100-200 paintballers. I arrived approx 10:40 (they opened at 10:00) and started playing by around noon, and got 5 sets of games in in the five hours from that time to closing (17:00 / 5 PM). There were a few reasons for this. Games typically run 10-15 minutes, then there is a swap so the teams can switch sides, and another round. After that, it is supposed to be a 5-10 minute reload break, but typically they ran more like 15-20 minutes. The staff were supposed to announce the games and give periodic updates ("5 minutes until next round of games at the red flags or green flags"), but sometimes due to disorganization they did not, and we missed 2 sets of games waiting for an announcement. When we reached out to the staff for help figuring out where the Airsoft Group was playing, their radio equipment suffered a lot of failures and the Paintball referees and Airsoft referees could not contact each other to answer our questions. Once we actually entered the game, due to small group size we were shoved on small fields like "The Castle," which are primarily intended for paintball with typically short engagement ranges of 50-60 feet at most. A decent airsoft gun can reach out to more than 100 feet with ease; what happened was our team was able to shoot the enemy team directly from our spawn / starting area into the enemy spawn area, killing them before they had a chance to really play and robbing them of their fun. Plus, in addition to this we endlessly did "team deathmatch" with unlimited respawns; if we did single-life elimination or medic games, spawn camping wouldn't have posed such an issue. This repeated across 4 of the sets we managed to play as we were sent from small map to small map; one team would wipe out the other team trapped in spawn and lead to a stalemate, until swapping sides and taking turns dominating the other team. We did end on a nice game at "Blackhawk," which is a large map they tend to save for large scenario games, and had the longer engagement ranges that prevented airsoft players from just reaching directly into player spawns. Overall, I don't blame the refs or staff for the gigantic mess of a day we had; they were trying hard with what they had, it felt like the field management did not provide adequate resources (working radios), did not coordinate well on announcements, and did not allocate sufficient fields that worked properly for airsoft due to either lack of knowledge or preferential treatment for their large paintball groups. Two stars for the staff trying their best, but 5 sets of games for $37 entry, disorganized play, and poor field selection is not something I would voluntarily do again, putting aside the stinky, soupy mud and weather problems.