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Airsoft in Washington, US

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Seattle, WA 30
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Tacoma Airsoft Center

Indoor venue
AirsoftGel Blasters
Party RoomLounge AreaPrivate EventsOn-Site RefereesGear RentalPro Shop
3023 Sawyer St TACOMA, WA 98409 Tacoma Airsoft Center

Tacoma Airsoft Center is located in Tacoma, WA.

Tacoma Airsoft Center in Tacoma, WA, is your ultimate destination for high-intensity indoor airsoft action.
One of the standout features of Tacoma Airsoft Center is its flexible and affordable rental options. Rentals begin at just $5 per hour for guns, making it accessible for anyone looking to dive into the action without a significant upfront investment. Alongside gun rentals, TAC offers essential gear and safety items such as goggles, gloves, and armor for a mere $5 for the entire session.
But TAC isn’t just about individual play; it’s a perfect spot for larger gatherings and organized events. For those interested in organizing private events, Tacoma Airsoft Center offers excellent packages for larger groups. Private events tailored for 10 or more players ensure an exclusive airsoft experience. These events can last for 2, 3, or even 4 hours, with prices starting as low as $32.50 per player. The package includes everything necessary for the game, from masks, BBs, and armor to advanced weaponry, ensuring a hassle-free experience for participants.
For guests seeking a more casual and less intense alternative, Tacoma Airsoft Center introduces GelSoft parties. Gelblaster is an engaging and safe option that appeals to players of all ages, offering the excitement of airsoft in a gentler form. It’s a perfect choice for families or those new to the experience who still want to enjoy the thrill of a battle scenario.

+1(253) 468-1086
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from $325

Paintball Station

Outdoor venue
PaintballAirsoft
Event Photos
19027 Milltown Rd, Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Paintball Station

Paintball Station is located in Mount Vernon, Washington, in Skagit County, about 40 minutes north of Seattle and a mile west of Interstate 5.

Paintball Station is a six-acre outdoor field open since 2000, with an elevated bridge and towers, mission-based games for first-timers, and walk-on play every Saturday and Sunday. Rental guns include goggles and admission, and the field offers airsoft on the second Saturday of each month.

The field hosts private weekend and weekday parties with a $100 deposit, for players aged 8 and up. Payment is by cash or check only.

+1 360-445-2571
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from $20

ForestFire Paintball & Airsoft

Outdoor venue
AirsoftPaintballGel Blasters
Changing RoomsGear RentalEvent Photos
17020 Burn Rd, Arlington, WA 98223 ForestFire Paintball & Airsoft

ForestFire Paintball & Airsoft is located on Burn Road in Arlington, Washington, in Snohomish County north of Seattle.

ForestFire is the largest public field north of Seattle, with about 30 acres of woods and six main fields, including the Alamo, Omaha, Castle, and Domination. Public airsoft runs on Saturdays and Sundays, and open paintball runs on Saturdays, with referees on every field.

The park offers private parties for groups of ten with paintball, airsoft, or gellyball, plus rental gear. The minimum age is 8 for airsoft and 10 for paintball.

+1 360-799-5431
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from $30
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Common questions

Airsoft is the serious cousin of paintball: quieter, cheaper per round, and built around scenarios rather than scores. Rental kits make a first visit easy, but the regulars will be running their own gear. More about airsoft.

Where should I start?

With 3 venues on the list, filters beat scrolling. Check what matters — indoor, reviews, a venue that comes to you — and the list drops to a handful. After that it comes down to the starting price and the icons: changing rooms, a party room, somewhere to sit afterwards. Hit More on anything that looks close.

How much does it cost?

Cheapest on the list is Paintball Station at $20 per person. Expect the real total to land higher: paint, extra rounds, upgraded gear and party add-ons are priced separately at most places. The upside is that per-person rates drop sharply with group size, so a party of twelve often pays less each than a party of four.

Does the weather matter?

Both: 1 venue is indoors and 2 outdoors . Indoor arenas run the same way in February and July, which is the whole argument for them, and they suit younger kids and tighter schedules. Outdoor fields give you room, terrain and longer games — the trade is that a forecast can move your plans. If the date is fixed and the party is small, indoors is the safer booking.

Is there anywhere to eat?

1 venue here has it: Lounge Area — 1 venue. The rest are game-only, which is fine if you have somewhere else in mind, and awkward if you do not — plan the meal before you book rather than after.

Are there changing rooms?

2 venues here have the basics covered: Gear Rental — 2 venues, Changing Rooms — 1, On-Site Referees — 1. These are the details nobody thinks about until they are missing — a place to change out of the gear, somewhere to keep bags, a room that is a reasonable temperature in August. The icons on each card show what that venue has, and More opens the full list.

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