Indy Acres Paintball

They had awesome land maps with diverse themes. Had one of the best times of my life there. Definitely recommend it for an older kid's birthday party or something fun to do with co-workers.

Came with a group of friends and had an amazing time! It was my first time paint balling as well. The staff made it really easy to get signed up and explained everything very well. If your looking for a physical activity, that's competitive, and gets your adrenaline going...THIS IS IT! Side note: Check website before visiting, it will help in understanding how everything works. And you'll be able to complete your waiver with ease there as well.

My son and his friend had a great time here! I personally felt like the pricing was reasonable. I think it was $23 to get in which included mask, gun and a some paintballs and then I bought each of them an additional 240 paintballs for $18. We got there at 12 and that lasted them 2 rounds until 2pm. Some of that time was briefing and breaks but overall I felt like $40 a person was a good deal for how much fun they had and can't beat the location!

Came here evening of April 2nd 2021The staff was the best, super friendly! Smooth and quick process to get started. Great place to burn off some energy and have a good time!

I went here with a group of my friends for a bachelor party! Lets just say we had a blast! Starting off with the reservations. They were very easy to make, they were polite on the phone and patient with me (I was being slow that day!) and it only took about 15 minutes to book a group of 6. The prices were decent. Was a bit pricey to buy extra paint, but well worth it. It was $20.00 for 225 paintballs, and $10.00 for 100 paintballs. The entry fee was as expected for most paintball places. Snacks were fairly priced, and paint grenades were $7.00, but they were some of the coolest things i've ever seen. Moving on to the actual experience. They started us off with the basic semi-auto, gravity fed guns, and basic masks. They gave us a quick safety training. They were quick, and snappy with the lesson, so we could get straight to the fun. Note: They use smaller caliber paintballs so it doesn't hurt as much, I love this! Considering that was my main fear about paint-balling was having 1000 welts before pictures. We started off by playing capture the flag in a RV park. It was awesome! They had real trailers and rv's. Like these were actually once used as a house for people. There were plenty of windows to peak out of, and there was tons of room to play. We also played Team Death-match in the woods, it was great too! Reminded me of when I was a kid and we played in the woods.Overall, amazing place. Good staff, VERY fun, and very worth it. I would recommend this place to first time paint ballers and pros alike. This place has something for everyone, and I will definitely be coming back.

I would not recommend coming here to paintball for anyone. If you are a first time player and only want to shoot a couple of hundred balls total for less than an hour of play in maybe 3 or 4 hours total, then go ahead and come here. But anyone else I would recommend staying away.They have very limited fields, and very limited space in general. Their refs don't seem to know what's going on half the time, and don't seem to have much (if any) experience playing themselves. They have a couple of the employees that are rather rude to customers as well.They are very limiting on equipment as well. They run a different caliber of paintball than most anywhere else, so not only can you only buy field paint (which is very common at any paintball field), but you have to use their equipment, and they also divide the paintballs up into very small containers and charge very high prices. If you actually want to enjoy paintball I would say STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!I would recommend going to ANY paintball place in Indy other than this place!

We held a bachelor type party here on a day in early March because of the great reviews and appealing grounds to play on. Overall: Below you'll read about my parties one specific trip to Indy Acres. This venue appears to be great for paintball, but our day trip did not end up like most I'm sad to say. I would still recommend this venue to anyone wanting to paintball.Reservations: it's relatively easy to get reservations here if you meet the criteria required for total participants. If you don't, you can still register your group for timing and play grouping purposes. Venue: This is one of the better outdoor facilities in the Indy area. It has an interesting mix of outdoor fields that could host a variety of game types. The check-in / bathroom situation is interesting/limited but nothing you can't look past. Recommend if you want snacks/drinks you bring your own though.Equipment: We rented equipment because you must use their caliber paintballs/gun. No biggy, the rental is reasonable and the guns are Tippmann, so everyone is on an even playing ground. Staffing: Here was the problem and I'll provide our unique experience with their inexperienced staff. We had a 3pm reservation, got checked in with our rental equipment and received the standard safety brief right away which was great. After the safety brief we went into the que area and were forced to wait 45+ mins to get on the field. When we asked if we could join the groups on break coming out we were told no and that we would be paired with the next group coming in. So we watched 3 party's come and go while we just sat there. This was not ideal and was a waste of time for scheduling an arrival time. Once we were actually on the fields it continued to go downhill. The staff argued and ultimately ended up short handed because of how many people they combined into a group. This caused groups to complain and then trying to do damage control. We play 2 games of TDM in 75mins. Eventually they broke us off into 3 different groups and we were given a new game master. This was where things picked up, but the front end experience was inexcusable. Pricing: Reasonable. For first timers and those just wanting the experience, highly recommend.

Redeeming a Christmas Living Social deal for 6, the teens had a blast experiencing this adventure for the first time. It came w/a gun, mask, a few rounds & O2 to blast the ammo into their opponents. I opted to 'upgrade' to 260 rounds for an additional $20 pp, well worth the extra play time. The 70 degree perfect weather day made it all the more fun for everyone! There are knowledgable staff members available along the way to train & guide you through its many obstacle courses (several wooded & trailer park courses). Non-players can watch through the netting on bleachers, picnic tables.Advice: Wear old clothes and a hoodie/jacket for 'armour' to avoid getting welts all over. Bring snacks, drinks. There are picnic tables for your use. Don't forget an old blanket for your car seats unless you want paint on them.

Headed to Indy Acres after a horrible customer service experience at Dark Armies. Every single person we interacted with at Indy Acres was amazing. The staff was so friendly and helpful. This was a first time experience for our boys and they explained everything so well and allowed them to have an amazing experience. The facility is very nice and accommodating. I am so thankful we decided to ditch our reservation at Dark Armies and headed down the street to Indy Acres. I'd recommend it to anyone!!

Went here with a few friends. Overall we had a good time but there are some items they need to work on.Pros: Equipment was well taken care of. You seemingly have unlimited time to play as long as you have paint. Game masters were well adverse in different game modes and were enjoyable to be around. They use lower caliber guns so Paintball's don't hurt as much. Good for new players or young kidsCons: Lack of organization. Our group only played 2 matches in the first two hours. Need to be more assertive. Price was a little steep. $40 for 225 Paintball's is a bit much.