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Next Level Skirmish - paintball in Geelong

Next Level Skirmish (Bell Park)4.6 (101)

From $30pp

Mixed-age crowds of friends, families, schools and sports clubs play together, with game modes adjusted to suit each group.

Getting Paintball and Laser Tag Right

In the northern suburbs, the outdoor battle game is laser skirmish rather than paintball: infrared taggers on a field of bunkers, barrels and tyres at Bell Park. With nothing fired that stings, it suits mixed groups, from kids' parties to bucks days and work teams, and the field takes big numbers.

What to sort out before game day:

Weather. The field is outdoors, so ask what happens in heavy rain or strong wind and whether a date can move.
Squads. Large groups can be split into teams, so ask how many games fit into a package.
Ages. Kids are welcome, but check any minimum age and whether adults need to stay for children's parties.
Food. Ask whether there is somewhere to eat on site or whether the group should plan a meal elsewhere.

Packages start from $30 per person. For a bucks party, many groups follow the game with a pub dinner in the CBD, while a children's party keeps it to the game and a meal.

Laser taggers fire infrared rather than paint, which makes the game easier for younger or nervous players.
There is no paint to wash out, so everyday clothes and closed shoes do the job.
Groups set on paintball itself should ask the operator what formats it runs before booking.

Running a skirmish day for a crowd

Mix up teams so friends or colleagues end up on opposite sides.
Bring a change of clothes, as an outdoor field can turn muddy after rain.
Ask whether the operator runs school or corporate formats with briefings and scoring.

Answers to Common Paintball and Laser Tag Questions

What kind of battle game can groups play at Bell Park?

The outdoor game at Bell Park is laser skirmish, played with infrared taggers on a field of bunkers and obstacles.

Can kids play laser skirmish in the northern suburbs?

Yes, kids are welcome and party packages are available. Ask about the minimum age and how many adults should come along.

How many players can one skirmish booking take?

The field handles large groups of up to about 120 players, which suits school groups, corporate days and big birthdays.

What does laser skirmish cost per player?

Packages start from $30 per person.

What happens to a skirmish booking if it rains?

The battlefield is outdoors, so ask about the wet-weather policy and whether a booking can move if storms or strong wind arrive.