Paintballing in Manchester

Welcome to iPaintball where we have gone out and put together a list of what we believe to be the premier paintballing venues in and around Manchester. iPaintball has done this through customer feedback and personal experiences of the different sites. This has been done in order to try and help you, the customers to chose the best paintball sites so that you have the best experience possible. Manchester has great public transport so getting around without a car should not be a problem.

Whether your a student, business worker or resident of Manchester, there is always an excuse of going paintballing. Go with class mates from your university or college, with your work colleagues after a long day to release some stress, or just grab a bunch of friends and have a great day out. Manchester has an amazing array of different games among the different paintball venues.

Check the links below to see which Manchester sites have what games, that would best suit your paintballing style. We also have a local rate phone number located at the bottom of the page you can call to check availability or answer any further questions you have.

Site
Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
Toilets
Battle Packs
Tea / Coffee
 

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Manchester:

Address:
Creewood Common Farm, Ball Lane, Frodsham, Warrington WA6 8HP

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Here’s the story of one of the biggest Manchester success stories ever, the LTZ team and how they were coached. Bart Monroe banned his LTZ team from internet paintball forums as well as press interviews. None of the players are allowed to post or even peruse them. Bart relises that he cannot control everything that his players do, but if anyone posts he will know about it. “They are not going to be able to shake off the negative feedback on those websites,” he explains. “The minute they read it, the anger is going to fester inside them and they are going to think about it all day. It’s going to get into their heads before they even play. I also monitor every email that comes into the website. I keep out all the negative email and only allow them to see the positive ones. I want to keep everything positive, focused, and clear headed. I don’t want them to get wrapped up in the drama of paintballing or the hype. I want them to come and play Paintball, then go home to a normal life. But my kids keep their heads on straight and you should in Manchester too. They know that someone is always watching them and I am the last person they want to find out about anything bad. But what usually happens is some kind of suspension. We had an incident last year where one of the players who was driving the van was goofing off and really scared some of the other Manchester team members. Then I got a call from a parent concerning the issue, so the paintballer was suspended. I try to get all the facts first and then discipline them accordingly.”