Keep airsoft guns out of public view.
All airsoft guns must be transported to and from the venue in a closed gun bag or box, completely out of public view. Do not carry or display them openly in public, including when arriving or leaving.
Play / The Kill House
Play Hard. Play Safe.
A good game starts with everyone following the rules. Read this summary, attend the full safety briefing and follow your marshals throughout the session.
Attend the full safety briefing.
Listen to the briefing at every session and follow marshal instructions throughout play.
Keep protection correctly fitted.
Keep required face and eye protection correctly fitted in the arena. Removing or lifting it can end your session and lead to being asked to leave.
No blind firing or pre-firing.
Play within the firing rules explained in the briefing. Ask a marshal before play if you are unsure what a rule means.
Semi-automatic play.
Normal site rules require semi-automatic play. Follow the current instructions given by the team.
Speak to a marshal.
Report problems to a marshal. Do not confront another player or try to resolve a dispute in the arena.
Follow safe-zone and handling procedures.
Follow the equipment-clearing and safe-zone procedures given at the venue. Ask staff if you need help.
Equipment is checked.
Equipment is subject to chronograph checks and staff-directed retesting. Only BBs from 0.20g to 0.28g are permitted. See the FPS limits below before bringing your equipment.
Before you arrive
Bring questions to the team.
Check your own kit
Only BBs weighing 0.20g to 0.28g are permitted. Maximum limits: 0.20g — 350 FPS; 0.25g — 314 FPS; 0.28g — 298 FPS. Equipment is subject to chronograph checks and staff-directed retesting. Ask the team about any other HPA or grenade requirements.
Check your hire
Confirm the equipment and required protection included in the package you choose. Ask staff to explain its use and preparation when you arrive.
Check younger-player arrangements
A parent or legal guardian must sign a waiver for every player under 18 before they can take part. They must remain at the venue for the player’s first game, after which they may leave and return to collect the player at the end of the session. Players must be aged 11 or over.
If you are unsure about a rule or how to use equipment, ask a marshal before play. Attend the full briefing each session.