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2008 PLAY SCHEDULE & EVENTS
OPEN PLAY:
Saturdays & Sundays 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
PRIVATE GROUPS & PARTIES:
By Appointment
EVENTS:
(more info)
March 1, 2008
The Park opens for the 2008 Season
March 16, 2008
3-Man Jam Tournament 1
March 23, 2008
Easter - The Park is Closed
April 20, 2008
5-man Jam Tournament 1
May 4, 2008
Spring BIG GAME
May 11, 2008
Free Rental Package for Moms*
May 18, 2008
3-Man Jam Tournament 2
May 26, 2008
Memorial Day - The Park is Closed
June 15, 2008
Free Rental Package for Dads*
June 22, 2008
5-man Jam Tournament 2
July 4, 2008
Ind. Day - The Park is Closed
July 12 & 13, 2008
CPPA Gathering 2008
July 20, 2008
3-Man Jam Tournament 3
August 17, 2008
5-man Jam Tournament 3
September 1, 2008
Labor Day - The Park is Closed
September 21, 2008
3-Man Jam Tournament 4
October 5, 2008
Fall BIG GAME
October 19, 2008
5-man Jam Tournament 4
November 27, 2008
Thanksgiving - The Park is Closed
December 7, 2008
Last day of the 2008 season. SplatterPark will be closed
beginning Monday Dec. 8 - We look forward to seeing you again when we open in March for the 2009
season!
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SplatterPark is rated as the premiere paintball facility in the Midwest and
is even featured in the late 2004 release of Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball for
the XBOX game system. Catering to all levels of play, the park is
open every Saturday & Sunday from 10am-4pm for open play and private groups.
The park is also available by appointment for private groups during the week.
The park is closed during the last half of December until the beginning of
March. We look forward to seeing you at SplatterPark! |
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What is paintball? |
Why should I play at
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Is paintball safe? |
Will the paint stain my
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What is the speed
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Does it hurt when you get shot? |
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Who can play paintball
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How much will it cost? |
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What is paintball?
Paintball is a sport for various aged players who divide up into teams
and usually play capture the flag. The game may be played in the woods or
on "concept" field that is usually on a flat surface with various bunkers
(obstacles). The game played on the concept type field is usually call
speedball. The games is played with a gas powered gun, sometimes called a
marker, that shoots a projectile, called a paintball. Paintballs are made
of water soluble fill encased by a gelatin based shell. Paintball are
non-toxic, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly. During the course
of the game, the object is to not be eliminated and to attain the
objective of the game (namely capturing the flag), If you are hit with a
paintball and it breaks, you are eliminated. For more on paintball visit
First Timers for an in depth arictle.
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Is paintball safe?
Paintball is one of the safest sports around. Like all action sports
(baseball, football, soccer, etc.) though, following the safety rules is
mandatory. Goggles must be worn at all times. And, barrel covers must
be used when coming off the field or in the staging areas. As an
industry, paintball has had fewer reported accidents than any of the
regular high school type sports and even ballet. For more information
visit Safety.
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What is the speed limit
at Splatterpark?
The speed of a
paintball is measured in the fps (feet per second) of the paintball as it
leaves the barrel of the gun. The speed limit at Splatterpark is 285
fps. This is adjusted for Tournament play. [TOP] |
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Who can play paintball
at Splatterpark?
Most any aged individual can play at splatterpark. We've had players
ranging in age from pre-teens to senior citizens. Parents often ask what
the minimum age is. Although the minimum age is 10, a parent or guardian
must give permission to play at Splatterpark for minors. Keep in mind
that the ability to participate is usually determined by the maturity
level of the player. A parent is usually better able to determine if
their child would be able to play the game and follow the rules. This
would include the 2 most imperative rules of keeping your goggles on and
knowing when to use your barrel cover. If your child is 10 or older and
you feel they may have some difficulty following these rules, they should
either not play or you should play the game next to them.
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Why should I play at an
organized field?
Playing at an organized field like Splatterpark is in our opinion the best
and safest way to play paintball. With our numerous staff members, you
can be assured an environment in which fun, safe play is stressed. Unlike
"back yard" fields, we make sure all players are following the rules all
the time. Playing at Splatterpark also offers you multiple fields in and
out of the woods that cannot be duplicated easily on your own land. We
simply have the most to offer: variety, safety & peace of mind.
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Will the paint stain my
clothes?
Paintballs are
nonstaining, nontoxic, and biodegradable. As such, the paintball fill
will not permanently stain your clothes. Your clothes can be laundered as
normal to remove any paint residue. Although paintball are nonstaining,
we do recommend that you wear older clothes as you will be going through
the woods and may get dirty. For more info on clothing visit
Clothing. [TOP] |
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Does it hurt when you get shot?
Getting shot with a paintball is often described as getting flicked with a
wet towel. Many players are usually apprehensive about getting shot, but
when your adrenaline starts pumping, sometimes you do not even feel a
hit. A good course of action is to wear a long sleeved shirt, long pants
and some type of gloves. These items, along with the protective
mask/goggle system, will increase the barrier to your skin and decrease
the effects of a hit. [TOP] |
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How much will it cost?
A day of paintball varies in cost depending on how much paint you shoot
and what your skill level is. With our convenient Splatterpacks available
for rental players, you can play for as little as $25. The average player
usually spends somewhere between $35 and $45. [TOP] |
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