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1. No shooting at vehicles or objects not on the filed. We monitor the fields with video cameras. Shooting at
vehicles is against the law and is punishable by Texas Law up to $500.00.
2. No shooting at field referees.
3. All paintball guns must be set by park staff for 275-300 psi.
4. No disruptive, rude or vulgar behavior of any kind.
Safety Rules
1. It is not allowed to wear short or t-shirt during the game. All players are required to wear long-sleeve shirts
and full-length pants. Arms and legs must be fully covered during play.
2. During a game, goggles are to be worn at all times by all persons on the playing field and never removed for
any reason.
3. No physical interaction whatsoever is allowed between players.
4. It is forbidden to shoot from a distance under 5 meters. The capsule leaves the barrel with an average speed
of 80-100 m/sec., and this may lead to injuries. If the distance between two rival players is under 5 meters,
either both players increase the distance, or the referee stops the game.
5. If a player holds his/her gun with both hands stretched out over his/her head, none is to shoot at the player.
This movement is only allowed if the player is eliminated, or in a case of emergency.
6. An eliminated player cannot shoot while walking out of the field, nor is s/he to be shot at.
7. Referees are under no circumstances to be hit.
8. It is strictly forbidden to bring or consume alcohol before, during, or after the game.
Safety Precautions
1. Paint guns must have a barrel blocking device (plug) inserted in barrel at all times, except while on the
playing field. In case your gun has CO2 leakage, avoid coming into contact with the gas. CO2 has a freezing
temperature (-76 C°) and this may cause local chills on the skin. If your gun is leaking, put it aside and call the
referee.
2. Always be prepared for your paint gun to malfunction. Bring spare parts and tools with you to the playing
field. The main tools that you should have are: a pair of pliers, a set of Allen wrenches, screw drivers and a
small crescent wrench.
3. Do not carry your gun from the CO2 supply hose, or the gas might leak and cause your gun to malfunction.
4. The most important thing about playing paintball is to clean your equipment after every game. It is important
to have all your equipment working at its peak performance from your goggles to your paint gun. Always, after a
day of paintball, break down your paint gun. Clean it completely and lubricate it before you put it away. That way
it will be ready to go the next time you want to play.
5. Never leave your paintball equipment unattended between games and always lock it up during games. The
park is not responsible for your equipment, lost or stolen equipment.