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Category: Paintball & Laser TagLocation: AdelaideListings: 5

Standout paintball & laser tag in Adelaide

Top picks are the highest-rated activities of each type that publish a starting price.

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The next highest-rated activities that publish a starting price, with group size and cost side by side.

Activity	Type	Area	Group size	From
Paintball Park 4.9(2,101)	Type:Paintball	Area:Edinburgh North	Group size:–	Price:From $35pp
Paintball Sports Kuitpo Forest 4.8(181)	Type:Paintball	Area:Kuitpo	Group size:Up to 200	Price:From $30pp
Kartmania 4.5(759)	Type:Go Karts, Laser Tag	Area:Gepps Cross	Group size:Up to 48	Price:From $58pp
Timezone & Zone Bowling Woodville 4.4(1,972)	Type:Bowling, Laser Tag	Area:Woodville	Group size:–	Price:From $35pp
Zone Bowling Cross Road 4.4(1,859)	Type:Bowling, Laser Tag	Area:Westbourne Park	Group size:–	Price:From $35pp

Lower-cost options

Lowest per-person prices

Paintball Sports Kuitpo Forest
KuitpoGroups up to 200
From $30 per person
Paintball Park
Edinburgh North
From $35 per person
Timezone & Zone Bowling Woodville
Woodville
From $35 per person
Zone Bowling Cross Road
Westbourne Park
From $35 per person
Kartmania
Gepps CrossGroups up to 48
From $58 per person

Getting Paintball and Laser Tag Right

This page covers two games that suit different groups. Paintball in Adelaide is played outdoors, on a bushland site with several fields in Kuitpo Forest in the Adelaide Hills and on an open field at Edinburgh North in the northern suburbs. Laser tag is indoors, in arenas attached to bowling and go-kart centres at Woodville, Westbourne Park and Gepps Cross, with no paint and no bruises.

Paintball packages start from $30 per person and $35 per person, while laser tag sits alongside other games at centres starting from $35 per person to $58 per person.

Before you pick between them, check:

Minimum age, since paintball fields set one and laser tag usually welcomes younger kids.
How many paintballs are in the base price and what extra rounds cost.
What protective gear is supplied: masks, overalls and chest protectors vary by field.
Whether a referee runs the games and keeps the group separate from other bookings.
For laser tag, whether the arena can be held for the group alone and how long each round lasts.

Paintball suits a bucks group or a team day that wants to get outside; laser tag works for kids' parties and mixed ages. See go-karts in Adelaide or the bucks party guide to round out the day.

Kuitpo Forest in the Adelaide Hills is a bushland site with nine fields and room for groups up to about 200.
Edinburgh North in the northern suburbs runs refereed games with gear and a starting allowance of paintballs included.
The Hills are cooler and wetter than the plains, so a winter game at Kuitpo can mean mud and a change of clothes.
Because Kuitpo is out at the city's edge, arrange a minibus or a sober driver for the group.

Indoor laser tag options

Woodville and Westbourne Park pair laser tag with tenpin and an arcade, so a party can rotate between games.
Gepps Cross combines a two-storey laser maze with a go-kart track for a bigger day out.
Laser arenas are air-conditioned, which takes the heat out of a summer kids' party.
Ask how many players fit in one round, as large groups may need to play in shifts.

Staying safe and comfortable

On hot summer days, choose an early start at the outdoor fields and pack water, sunscreen and hats.
Tell players to wear sturdy closed shoes and old long-sleeved clothes for paintball.
Agree house rules with the referee in advance for close-range shots and surrender calls.
Check the field's policy on cancellation for extreme heat or heavy rain.

Answers to Common Paintball and Laser Tag Questions

Where can you play paintball around Adelaide?

There are two outdoor fields: a bushland site with several fields in Kuitpo Forest in the Adelaide Hills, and an open field at Edinburgh North in the northern suburbs.

What is the price of paintball for a bucks group in Adelaide?

Paintball packages start from $30 per person and $35 per person. Extra paintballs usually cost more, so ask how many the base package includes.

Is laser tag a good choice for a kids' party in Adelaide?

Yes. The indoor laser arenas at Woodville, Westbourne Park and Gepps Cross welcome children and add bowling, arcades or go-karts, without the impact of paintball.

What should paintball players wear?

Old long-sleeved clothes and sturdy closed shoes. Fields supply masks and usually overalls, but check what protective gear is in the package.

Can a company book a paintball or laser tag team day?

All five centres take corporate and team-building groups. The Kuitpo site takes the most players outdoors, while the laser arenas suit a mixed group that would rather stay indoors.

What happens to an outdoor paintball booking in a heatwave?

Ask the field about its heat and wet-weather policy before you book. An early start, shade breaks and plenty of water make a summer game far more comfortable.