The short answer.
Yes, almost always. Ordinary rain, cold and light snow don’t normally stop activities. Archery, axe throwing and air rifles run on covered ranges, and most game zones have cover.
Rain doesn’t normally stop play. If high winds, lightning or unsafe conditions mean the park postpones, you’re offered another date or booking credit.
If the park is open and you choose not to come because of the weather, that counts as a cancellation.
Activity by activity.
| Activity | In the rain |
|---|---|
| Axe Throwing | Fully covered and floodlit |
| Archery | Covered shooting lanes |
| Air Rifles | Covered range |
| Paintball | Normally continues in rain, cold and light snow |
| Laser Tag and Airsoft | Normally continue in rain and cold |
| Junior Paintball | Normally goes ahead in ordinary rain |
If the park postpones.
- Safety firstHigh winds, lightning or unsafe site conditions can mean a change or postponement.
- Another date or creditIf the park postpones, you’re offered either.
- Refund if no alternativeIf the park cancels and can’t offer a suitable alternative, you’re refunded for that activity.
Dressing for the weather.
- LayersUnder coveralls or camouflage.
- Spare shoesFor the journey home.
- A change of clothesEspecially for children.
Your questions, answered.
Does paintball go ahead in the rain?
Yes, it normally continues in rain, cold and light snow.
What if it’s really bad weather?
If the park postpones for safety, you’re offered another date or booking credit.
Can I cancel because of rain?
If the park is open and your activity is going ahead, choosing not to come counts as a cancellation by you.
In summary.
- Rain rarely stops playMost activities continue.
- Covered rangesAxes, archery, rifles.
- Postponed?New date or credit.
- Dress for itLayers and spare shoes.
