The basics, in plain English.
A walk-on day is a paintball day you can join on your own or with a few friends, rather than booking as a group. At Yorkshire Outdoor Activity Park, walk-on days are run with the 1989 Club, for own-kit players.
£15 full-day game fee, a 280 fps maximum, up to 150 paintballs per game and free 3,000 psi air.
Built for pump, pistol and magfed markers. Register through the 1989 Club.
What the 1989 Club is about.
Slow the game down. Level the field. Make every shot count.
The 1989 Club has been running for well over a decade. It was created for players who wanted a level playing field with magfed, pump and pistol markers, without being pinned down by high rate-of-fire electronic markers.
The games reward movement, positioning, communication and trigger discipline over volume of paint.
The key numbers.
- £15Full-day game fee.
- 280 fpsMaximum marker speed.
- 150 paintballsPer standard game.
- 3,000 psiFree air.
Who it suits.
Great for
- Own-kit players with pump, pistol or magfed markers.
- Small groups and solo players who can’t make up a group of 10.
- Anyone who loves tactical play over rate of fire.
Better options if
- You don’t have kit. Book standard paintball, with everything supplied.
- You’re a group of 10 or more. A group booking suits you better.
- You prefer airsoft. See airsoft skirmish days.
Booking.
Walk-on days are booked through the 1989 Club, whose booking terms apply alongside the park’s site and safety rules. Register on the walk-on days page.
Your questions, answered.
Do I need my own kit?
Yes. Walk-on days are for own-kit players with pump, pistol or magfed markers.
How much does a walk-on day cost?
A £15 full-day game fee, with free 3,000 psi air.
What’s the fps limit?
280 fps maximum.
Can I come on my own?
Yes. That’s what walk-on days are for.
In summary.
- £15 a dayFree air.
- Own kitPump, pistol, magfed.
- 280 fps150 balls per game.
- Solo welcomeVia the 1989 Club.
