Jaegers Paintball Complex

We had a blast at Jaegers paintball complex celebrating a surprise birthday present! Nestled inside of a cave, you can run around and hide behind obstacles while trying to take down your targets. There's an area that you can sit and watch through the plexiglass once you get hit. You can buy a jumpsuit there for extra padding if you'd like to play it safe. Go with a group of friends or family...very fun!

This place is the best for laser tag and paintball. I always go here for paintball and laser tag when I was younger.

Coolest place to paintball! IN A LIMESTONE CAVE!!! Plus, there's an upper obstacle area too ~ with planes, buses, forts & obstacles! Really funny & friendly staff too!Wish there was a more extensive target practice area, where people who don't want to compete, can just shoot. Also wish the common seating areas, for the parents/observers were a bit cleaner. For newbies, like myself, I experienced great comradery & sportsmanship with everyone!

Overall was great, A lit bit expensive. I hope there was more communication between the refs and front staff.

APATHETIC and INCONSISTENT You have to be proactive here to find anything out. They do a good job of explaining safety but trying to figure out where to play is impossible without asking questions.Once we started playing:We played 1 game. Then the ref disappeared, 10 minutes later I went to the desk and ask, "How do we play another game?" They grabbed a ref. After the 2nd game the same thing happened. I ask someone who goes here a lot how long the breaks between games was. He said at least 10 minutes! So I asked an employee how long breaks between game should last. He replied 2 minutes...Once we established that we would like to play a game every 2 minutes the refs started drawing straws for who would ref for us each game, which was fine but totally inconsistent calls on the field. We came here for my sons birthday, it was fun because we chose to make it that way. It just sucks that the employees aren't better trained on basic customer service after the point of purchase has taken place.

If three girls who have never held a gun in their lives can enjoy this past-time, anyone can - that is if don't mind a welt or two or twelve. For about $30 you can have a very different afternoon - maybe you want to release some built up tension, maybe you dislike your friend, maybe you want to know what it feels like to run around and play war. Whatever the reason, Jaegers attracts mostly men. As a woman, with my two other female friends, this was a perk for us going in. Kind of like the time I visited Westpoint, I was one in a thousand men, something to remember. But Jaegers is more like a paintball club. Everyone that goes there enjoys the sport to an immense degree - and most are hard right republicans if you can't guess why. I met Dick Cheney's nephew here!Customers can pay to play either on the indoor field or the outdoor field. I never tried the outdoor field, although from the website it looks very detailed and adventuresome, I took to the indoor cave instead. It's a freakin' CAVE - it's like paying to be apart of some surreal experience, like being in a horror movie, or like playing make-believe for grown men, whichever way you want to look at it. I personally became infatuated with paintball as a little girl. My older brother kept his paintball guns and bags of paintballs in the corner of our basement (as if my basement weren't mysterious or scary enough to me now guns were thrown in the mix, along with the Bogey man and ghosts for my eight-year-old mind to envision.) Jaegars provides the protection and the equipment, if you don't already own it yourself, and most of the guys I saw did. The cave had a memorable REAL dank smell and it was deep and dark and winding. I could hear the echoing screams of the players throughout - it was very exciting. As a player, you want to find something large to stoop behind and shoot at those in open areas. If your location is found at you'll want to crawl or run behind another crate or barrel. There are great photos on their website that really show well what I'm talking about in their indoor cave arena, http://www.jaegers.com/. When I was playing, it was like being in a video game - so imaginative and exhilarating - I honestly never imagined myself in the positions I was in, running from the paintballs (that feel like small rocks being pelted hard at you by a slingshot) and trying to take down the enemy. As a girl, I've imagined myself doing all sorts of exciting girl things, like getting locked in a mall, getting a makeover like in the movies, marrying European royalty, crap like that! But ever since my stint at Jaegars, my imagination has been broadened with less gender-specific adventures. After the game we played (my friends and I and a bunch of other strangers that came the same time we did) - we all took off our protections and unarmed ourselves, while talking about it! "Hey, you got me good back there." "My helmet's completely covered in purple!" "I noticed your aim got better as time went on." "Let's play another game!" The community of painballers is awesome and I hope to go back soon with my two friends (the only ones I know who will pay $30 to be shot at!)

Horrible smell outside but it's in the caves which wasn't too bad. Staff was friendly when taking your money but then kind of did not communicate after that. Finally had to start asking questions to even understand what was to happen next. The kids enjoyed it...was the first time for my son who was turning 16. All and all was an okay experience but may need to try somewhere else in order to get a real feel for it.

Staff was very helpful. The cave map was very unique and well done. Overall a great place to go and paintball. Price is a little expensive though.

It was so fun. We did the late night and we were the only people there and had a great time. It was my first time laser tagging.

This place is amazing. They have a lot of fields, indoors and outdoors, and really good/helpful staff.