Delta Force Paintball Canberra
ProHighlights
- Movie-set game zones including Tomb Raider, Resident Evil, Jungle Attack and Prison Break, run by marshals.
- Separate low-impact sessions for kids aged 8 to 15, with unlimited ammunition included.
- Private games for groups of 40 or more prepaid players, or for smaller groups at an extra cost.
About Delta Force Paintball Canberra
Delta Force Paintball Canberra plays out of a bush property on the corner of the Monaro Highway and Old Tuggeranong Road in Hume. Groups gear up at an undercover base camp, then head out with marshals to movie-set game zones themed around Tomb Raider, Resident Evil, Jungle Attack and Prison Break. Every player is issued full-head goggles, a camouflage suit, body armour and a marker, and paintballs are bought in packs to suit how hard your group plans to play. A session covers four to six games with reload breaks, and most groups spend three to four hours at the centre. Standard paintball is for players aged 16 and over, with a parent's consent form for anyone under 18. Kids aged 8 to 15 play in separate low-impact sessions with unlimited ammunition, so the centre works for school-age birthday parties as well as bucks, hens and work groups. Groups of 40 or more prepaid players are given a private game, and smaller groups can pay extra to play only against each other. There is a zero-alcohol policy on site, so the celebrations wait until the gear is handed back.
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Private games are free for 40 or more prepaid players and carry an extra fee for smaller groups.
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Frequently asked questions
How old do you need to be to play?
Standard paintball is open to players aged 16 and up, and 16 and 17 year olds need a parent's consent on the online registration. Children aged 8 to 15 play in separate low-impact sessions.
How long does a session take?
Plan on three to four hours at the centre, covering check-in, kitting up, the safety briefing and four to six games. Morning sessions start around 10am and afternoon sessions around 2pm, a little earlier in winter.
Can we bring food and drinks?
Yes, bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks to eat at the undercover base camp, and a kiosk sells soft drinks and snacks. Alcohol is not allowed anywhere on site, including the car park.
Can our group play on its own?
Groups of 40 or more prepaid players get a private game with dedicated marshals at no extra charge. Smaller groups can request one for an additional fee, arranged in advance.
What should we wear?
Wear light, old clothes under the supplied suit and sturdy closed shoes with good grip, such as hiking boots or old sneakers. Sandals, thongs and boots with metal studs are not allowed.
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mife egboh
2 weeks ago
This place is next‑level. The energy, the chaos, the adrenaline — everything was PERFECT. We had the most insane day ever and tore through 1,000 paintballs like it was nothing. Every round was so much fun we couldn’t sto…
Biggest op of BSSS
3 weeks ago
This was without a doubt the most fun I’ve ever had. Normally I have to be on a movie set or in my own house before I can start yelling I have a gun and shooting at the president, but they’ve got a game for this! Absolut…
Kimberley Bennett
3 months ago
Charlotte and Vincent were great hosts. Heaps of fun. Highly recommend. We had great fun blasting our buck.
Kris B
3 months ago
We just wanted to take a moment to express our appreciation for Vincent and Brandon, who took such great care of us during our visit today. Their warmth and professionalism made our experience truly memorable. The variet…
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