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Aloha Paintball & Airsoft
Kapolei, HI · FeaturedAn outdoor paintball and airsoft field on Mumba Street in Kapolei on Oahu, Hawaii, open to the public and for private groups.
194 Mumba Street
About Aloha Paintball & Airsoft
Aloha Paintball & Airsoft runs paintball and airsoft games at its field on Mumba Street in Kapolei, on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. Public play runs on set days, and private group bookings, birthday parties and corporate events can be arranged. Airsoft rental packages include a full-face mask, a semi-automatic rifle, chest protection and magazines, and BBs are bought at the field.
Walk-on days
Times in HSTSaturday public playEvery Saturday · Check-in from 9:45 AM
10:00 AM–4:00 PMSunday public playEvery Sunday · Check-in from 9:45 AM
10:00 AM–4:00 PMPrices
Airsoft, own equipmentPer player, all-day play
$35Airsoft rental packagePer player; mask, rifle, chest protection, magazines; BBs extra
$75Airsoft groupMinimum 5 players
$325Paintball, own equipmentPer player
$35Paintball rental packagePer player
$55Paintball groupMinimum 5 players
$275Field limits
This field hasn't published its limits yet. Most US fields run around 350 to 400 fps on 0.20 g BBs, with bolt-action snipers higher; check with the field before you go.
Fields
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Hours
From Google- Saturday
- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Sunday
- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
On site
- Rental gear
- BBs and gas on sale
- Group bookings
- Players under 18 welcome
- Paintball on site
- Bachelor and party bookings
Locations
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Before you go
5 things to know
Before you go
5 things to knowFace protectionFull-face protective masks must be worn at all times on the field; eye protection alone is not enough.
Under 18sPlayers under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign the liability waiver.
WaiverEvery player must sign a liability waiver, online in advance or on arrival.
Field BBs onlyOnly field-approved BBs bought at the field may be used; no outside BBs.
Safety briefingEvery session starts with a compulsory safety briefing and is run by field marshals.