Paintball Experience With Equipment for
Five (€10) or Ten (€15) People at Gauntlet Paintball (Up to 85% Off)
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Paintball Experience With Equipment for Five (€10) or Ten (€15) People at Gauntlet Paintball (Up to 85% Off)
- Five combat zones
- Groups accompanied by at least two safety marshals
- Located in Terryglass, Co Tipperary
The Deal
- Paintball experience for five or ten people
- All equipment included
- 100 paintballs each
Limit 1 per 5 or 10 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required by phone. 48 hour cancellation policy. Sessions daily from 11am to 5pm. Additional paintballs can be bought on the day for €10 per 100 or €20 per 300. Must be aged 12 or above. Valid for option purchased only.
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Before paintball, paint balloons and excitable life drawing classes were the only excuses for splatting a friend with watercolour. Brush up your skills with today's Groupon from Gauntlet Paintball . Choose from the following options:
• €10 for a paintball experience for five people (80% off)• €15 for a paintball experience for ten people (85% off)
Whether you’re a paintball novice or a tornado chaser seeking the sensation of being trapped in a Technicolor whirlwind, Gauntlet Paintball offers a complete paintball experience. With five thrilling combat zones, this paintballing tour de force takes combatants on a passage through ten action-packed missions, ranging from a castle assault to a maze-based adventure. Gauntlet Paintball can be reached in around one hour with a reconnaissance drive from Limerick and Galway, and is the activity of choice for many a stag party and chipmunk soiree.
Pigment-powered warriors take cover in the trenches, dunes, and ravines that pepper Gauntlets diverse battlegrounds. Groups of five or ten players can perform acts of guerrilla artistry for a full day with all equipment included, as well as 100 paintballs for good measure. After liberally splattering foes, players may retreat to rest areas to refuel, or brush up on Sun Tzu's lesser-known text, The War of Art.
