The atmosphere was fun and the staff was welcoming and friendly! I will definitely be back!!read more

Absolute blast! This was my first time ace throwing but it won't be my last. We had a such a…read moregreat time. Our staff member was very knowledgeable and was more than happy to join the guys because they were lacking with 3 girls vs 2 guys. We ended up having a few of us throwing bullseyes and popping balloons. It was a great night and we can't wait to go back!

Super cool experience. I attended one of the beginner classes. We quickly learned how to use the…read moreequipment and then we all took turns shooting. It was a stress-free process and it was pretty fun to see everyone's progress over just an hour! I'll definitely go again.

no classes listed online and the phone number has been disconnected, I think they may have closedread more

I have had an ongoing problem with this business that it won't fix, up to now. Below is a summary…read moreof my experience. I spoke with four representatives of Wildfire Paintball; Mark R, before purchasing admission tickets for roughly 40 people, and Abby T., after my purchase in order to get more details about an outing being planned for a large group. The other two individuals were employees on duty at the paintball field to whom I spoke on separate occasions by phone well after the ticket purchase, to nail down cost information to pass on to my group members. The latter two individuals informed me, contrary to Mark and Abby, of Wildfire's insistence that each of my group participants would be required to pay for 500 paintballs at a minimum. I have since informed both Mark R. and Abby T. of this situation but neither of them have responded. Below is what I asked them to address: Mark, C. B. here.  I was arranging an event at Wildfire Paintball for Sunday afternoon, June 29, so I called Wildfire. My first call was perhaps a month ago (mid-May, and no mention of what I describe hereinbelow was made to me at that time). As you know, I got the tickets from you and they provide for admission and safety gear, all except the paintballs and CO2.   Well, an employee at Wildfire Paintball told me today (roughly two weeks ago now,) that the "minimum" paintball package for everyone in my event party would be 500 paintballs per person, costing over  $40.   That's absurd.  Anyone who wants to pay for 500 paintballs is welcome to do so but there are lesser paintball packages available for purchase ON THE WEBSITE!!! There is nothing, on the website or disclosed during our communications, that establishes a 500 paintball minimum purchase. You (Mark) and I had talked about total costs (as that was a big concern for me to convey to my group membership) and you pointed out that there were paintball purchase packages on the website.  I looked at the website during our call before I even agreed to buy the tickets and you were absolutely right about varying costs and paintball package availability. This business is apparently disgruntled because it can't sell us admission and safety gear all over again (which I have already paid $300 for, mind you) so it's trying to make up for lost revenue by redefining the meaning of the word "minimum", while ignoring its own website advertisement that clearly lays out the cost of the various available paintball packages, in order to increase the number of paintballs we have to buy to 500 "minimum", at a cost of over $40 per person plus the cost of the CO2 propellant. I will not accept this thinly veiled bait and switch tactic under any circumstances.   If I ever use these tickets, my group will buy whatever number of paintballs each individual desires, in increments of 100, as per Wildfire's representations on its website, and as contemplated by everyone who was involved in this transaction, including you, Mark. If the people running the show over there ever figure out that they might rather make SOME money than NO money, this could turn out to be a win-win for us all. Think about this. I contemplate a three hour window on a Sunday afternoon for a group that ranges in age from 8 to 70+. I need an executive manager who will make a better decision than gouging 8 to 70 year olds, both men and women, who would have difficulty running around and shooting 500 paintballs, in three hours, if you pointed the paintball gun and pulled the trigger for them. There are good reasons for such a wide range of price points for paintballs on your site. Isn't one such reason to give your customers a choice? You're trying to make our choice for us; a choice that inures to your benefit. Instead, try complying with the representations you have made through your representatives and on your website. Stop being so greedy! I will continue to update this review until Wildfire Paintball complies with its own website representations. Mail: veterans1@bellsouth.net

It was very fun and abby was such a great helper. everybody should come here to play some paintball…read moreand some airsoft.

We have never done this before but my daughter and her friends were in town and we decided to go…read more It was so much fun!! The staff was great and explained what we needed to do. We will definitely be back!! It's a great place to go do something different while waiting for your table or just hanging out on the square on a Saturday afternoon!!

Outstanding facility and a great group of guys running it. Highly recommend this place.read more

I played laser tag at PowerOps today, and it was so much fun!! A friend had purchased the tickets…read moreon Groupon. I expected that we would be playing in a dark room, with neon lights and would be inside, as most of the places I've played laser tag were set up this way. We were somewhat outside in an area that is shared between paintball and laser tag. There were Urban obstacles set up such as abandoned cars, a school bus buildings, construction zones, etc. Our session was 2hours, but we went a little longer (I think because after our first round we had to swap out so another group could go in). They have a binder a different game codes that you can play. My favorite was the original laser tag game and capture the flag. This is a very fun group activity. The atmosphere is very laid back. Wear athletic apparel or something you can move in that you don't mind getting dirty. Even though we were not outside paint balling, we still left pretty dirty. Note: I would've given it 5 stars, but I think there needs to be more signage by the street. Even though my GPS told me that I'd arrived, I passed by it because to me it just looked like a chop shop. The place looks pretty sketch (so much that I sent family the address in case it wasn't legit and something happened to me), but once I realized there was paint balling at the location, I understood. It's a great time! Please go!

Invited last minute to play Ashton Hills GC and wasn't quite sure what to expect. First time…read morearriving into the parking lot and it seems a nice little public course. Hhmm. What will this place be like? Met some of the staff walking in first thing and everyone seemed super nice. All good so far! Quite a small clubhouse and basic pro-shop, along with a range directly opposite which seemed all good. The practice green looked quite nice, so I was hoping the same on the course. We started on the back 9 due to an event teeing off later and a straightforward par 4. Tees nice enough and fairways with plenty of short grass. Nice lies all day. Moment of truth, what are the greens like? Actually they were excellent. For a public course, no pitch marks and Bermuda grass. They rolled super nice and around 9/10 on the stimp. Really nice. Managed to work my around the course well with 4 birdies and a 71 finish. Went to have lunch afterwards and met the co-owner and Pro - Brian. What a nice chap! Had a great chat and always great meeting the guy that clearly has his heart and soul into the conditions. Would I go back? For sure! Was a fun round, other than the 1st hole which was a little gimmicky, the bunkers played well albeit I only went in one and still got up and down n for birdie. Thanks to Brian and the team. Keep it up!!! Cheers

I've played this course a number of times, and my experiences have typically been very positive…read more The staff has always been friendly and accommodating -- until this most recent visit. I booked a 7:30 a.m. tee time through GolfNow. Upon arrival, I was informed by a staff member, Tanner Jacobs, that the time I booked was "invalid." I was then charged approximately 40% more than the confirmed price I reserved online. In addition to the unexpected price increase, the interaction itself was disappointing. The communication was short, abrupt, and dismissive, which made the situation even more frustrating. Overall, this was a very poor experience, and unfortunately it has caused me to reconsider returning in the future.

Lovely facility for any kind of gathering of any group of up to 150 or so. Our 45th Rockdale County…read moreHigh School Reunion was held there tonight. Great food was served. Plenty of servers attended us well. The large balcony allowed for lots of extra small group conversations, and nice spot for huge group photos. Clean restrooms, plenty of parking area.

Cherokee Run is A1. Definitely one of my favorite public courses in GA. I have played here probably…read moreclose to a 100 times but I am always extremely excited when I have a tee time to play at Cherokee Run. They do book up quick on the weekends and the prices are starting to get pretty high. The course is located by the Georgia International Horse Park(if you have a chance tour the park super gorgeous). It is an Arnold Palmer(my favorite drink) signature course with some amazing holes! They have 18 holes and a great practice area. My favorite part of this course is how technical you have to play. So many holes require you to 100% play your shot for the next one. Their fairways are always well kept and the greens are decently quick. The clubhouse and staff is phenomenal. The food is always on point and the drinks are cool:). They serve one of my favorite golf course hot dogs!! Overall I'd highly suggest Cherokee Run as your next course of choice. It'll never steer you wrong. Just be careful and pay attention to each hole or else you'll have a long day.

This is about my 20th escape - all but this one has been so enjoyable…read more There are some positives but mostly negatives - staff, lazy setup, inflexible games, some of the policies (oopsie fees seem more like "gotcha!" fees), primarily staff though - someone else running this could've been so much better.

Four of us came here on this Sunday afternoon. The facility was very well organized, very clean and…read morethey thought of everything. The escape room had great props and was challenging.