GAME TURN
We have kept our loyal customer base do in part to the fact that our experienced employees keep the games flowing. You won’t be stuck in the parking lot waiting for a ref to get a game going. It’s a fact that you will play more games in an average day than at any other facility.

BRING YOUR OWN PAINT
While other fields force you to purchase their paintballs, for as much as $100.00 a case, we let you bring your own. Not that you need to, we have multiple brands beginning as low as $45.00 a box of 2000 rounds. If you pick one of our combination admission packages you will actually cut that price in half without lowering the quality of the ball.

LEVEL PLAYING FIELD
No we didn’t bulldoze the whole place. We have multiple games going out for multiple skill levels. First timers up to the Midwest’s most winning pro team. The difference between us and the other fields is…we separate them. If you don’t have fun you won’t come back. If you don’t come back we go broke; Pretty simple, but we pay close attention to this very basic philosophy.

RULES & SAFETY
Badlandz has led the way in both for years. We where the first field in the Midwest with netted fields to allow for spectator comfort and safe zones. Once we saw that the extreme rate of fire that some guns were capable of, began to drive players away in droves. We implemented a “rate of Fire’ cap, more than four years ago!

MAXIMUM CAPACITY LIMITS FOR FIELDS
A few years ago we came up with a system for determining how many people could effectively play on any given field. So every field we has a max. capacity, now when the ref starts the game you can rest assured you'll have a bunker to get to so you can battle.

RATE OF FIRE
Our 2009 rate of fire is 10.5 balls per second. Most other fields don’t have a R. O. F. cap and even if they do they have no way to actually check it, call and ask them, it makes a huge difference in keeping the fun in the game.

We can go on and on about all the firsts Badlandz has achieved but its just talk. Know that we have never stopped our progress and the quest to bring you the greatest possible paintball experience for the lowest possible cost;

Woodsball Games, not only do we break them down by ability levels & size, but we give you varied game types.

ELIMINATION GAMES
Most players prefer this format so it’s what we most often play. It’s as simple as it sounds; eliminate all of our opponents before they eliminate all of you. One ball break anywhere on you or your equipment and you’re out.

CAPTURE THE FLAG
Each team starts in their respective “flag base” the referee will signal the start of the game then it’s the teams job to either quickly or slowly advance towards their opponents base. You win the game once you’ve captured your opponent’s flag & returned it back to your flag base. You can walk it back after eliminating all your opponents or sneak it out of their base, run it back leaving the defenders wondering what happened.

ATTACK & DEFEND Generally speaking we will utilize one of our forts or possibly a natural type of barricade that will protect a small amount of participants. They get to start inside the structure then a larger force starts outside and tries to get in. The only problem is the players on the outside don’t have as many obstacles to hide behind for protection. Never predictable, in fact a little chaotic at times attack & defend is a blast.

THE ALIEN GAME
A small force vs. a much larger one. The twist comes in when a player on the small force marks a player on the larger. If you’re on the larger team and get shot you must immediately switch sides, you have been “assimilated”. Its time to do battle with your former teammates. If you’re an “alien” the smaller force (at the start) and you get marked you’re out for the rest of the game.

PROTECT THE PRESIDENT
One player on the team has to wear an orange vest and try to stay alive with the help from his security guards. The other teams job. . .? You guessed it, blast the dude in the vest & your team wins Do you have a spy amongst you? Watch your back while you go after the “man”.