I have hosted two 10 year old boys birthday parties here in the last two years, the latest being…read moreyesterday. We love it, super easy, super fun, super awesome staff! This isn't your flashy hyperkart experience. Its gritty, it's petrol motors and that's what makes it even funner! we are looking forward to hosting another party at this venue soon. Kids had a ball. Thanks Spitfire!

Took my son here as the website explicitly said 7 and older can drive. Got there after an hour of…read moretravelling for them to say they can't let kids on the carts. It takes 1 minute to put a message on your site to stop people wasting their time travelling to your place, but you don't respect your customers, do you? Pathetic. Zero stars, but I have to click on the stars to do the review.

Yes, it's all good and well to get in touch with your inner Tomb Raider - but warning ladies do not…read morego paintballing if you have any important events coming up in the next few weeks which require you to be bruise free - because let me tell you - those little balls of coloured goodness are pellets of pain and disaster if they hit you in the wrong place... Bruises aside, Paintballing is a fund way to spend a few hours with your friends getting savage and competitive - I think it brings out a really interesting side of people - normally a very competitive violent side you normally wouldn't see.... In fact - perhaps this is a great place to bring a potential dating suitor, as you'll get the chance to see how they face a battle and then you can decide whether you're like it. Are they a a fair loser? A spoiler? A meany or some guy you know you're never going to see again after Paintball... as you can see a take the psychological side of warfare very seriously - even if its with paint!

I remember doing this when I was 18 and on a school activity (British schooling system - give them…read moreguns, they'll be fine!) and remember it being a lot of fun. Then a few years on, I'm in the depth of my 20s and that fun has been replaced by a distinct sense that this hurts more than it is enjoyable. Maybe they just gave us less powerful guns back then, but either way, the sensation of having a hard paint ball explode on your exposed hand or on top of your head, just doesn't fill me with the desire to keep coming back! What made it more interesting was the other guys who weren't with us, but in the same group who thought they were in Apocalypse Now and needed to cause some real damage. Plus, they seemed very excited to be given guns, which is never a good sign. Prices start at $59, which includes 300 paintballs if you haven't paid a deposit, or 400 if you have. You can then add additional bullets and upgrade your gun from the standard "Ouch" model, up to the "Oww, what the f$^# you f%^#&$^ c&#^" model. The knock on effect of upgrading though is they have rapid fire capabilities which is all well and good, but if you've got the aim of someone like me, then you'll just end up painting the trees a pretty colour instead of hitting anyone, then you have to pay for more bullets! The actual place is pretty good, it's just not really my idea of fun!

Best laser tag I've ever done. The guns were something else with the head-shots and red-dot sight…read more I did the outdoor option with some mates and there is nothing like playing in the bush. climbing up cliffs, crawling through bush and hiding behind trees. So good and am definitely coming back for my 21st.