Angier location was definitely a disappointment today. clearly under staffed. could not get help…read morewhen our guns would not fire. Could not find a a staff member in sight. had to get a stranger to fix the gun issue. the referee was clearly not trained. We were all Red. how are you to know which team is which. A hour into our 2 hr reservation they put everyone who was there on one course. 32 Ppl. Are you kidding me!!! they only let us play 2 courses. We will never return here. I don't blame the staff, Im sure they did the best they could. I do blame whomever took all these reservations and didn't make sure you were properly staffed.

It's ok... Go on! Go on without me!…read more The dramatic thought flashed through my head as I watched my Yelp paintball comrades (Michael E, Tripp W, Jon W) move forward on the enemy. While I lay in a crumpled mess in a shallow foxhole, trying to work my knee back to full functionality. But it wasn't Black River Paintball's fault, just my old body... For those of you who enjoy paintball, Black River is a local field just south of Raleigh about 45 minutes. They run a decent operation. Check-in is pretty easy, you do the liability form online and get a punch card for access to the field. Watch a safety video (goggles on all the time, as well as your gun condom off the field), grab your gun, face shield and load up on some paintballs. Get your gun chronographed for speed (under 285 fps) and you're ready to go. We played on two of the four fields, one speedball and one more typical wooded. Pretty much elimination without a capture the flag operation. The speedball field is pretty cool, loaded with forts and gun slots, junked cars and other cover. Plenty big for 50 people or so. The wooded course was also decent with a small pond and bridge-fort area, a large space for over 50. And the crowd of course is important, Black River had a lot of kids, some families but everyone was pretty cool and friendly even if they may have been a bit hardcore. But we all played fair which makes a difference. Didn't have too many complaints outside of the fact that they didn't use armbands so there was some randomness in knowing who the enemy was. The equipment was in varied condition but overall in decent shape. And the guns, well they're about as accurate as the person on the trigger. But it was a lot of fun for all even if I may be limping around this morning. And to the dude I cut down with my friendly paintball fire, sorry! But you were facing the wrong way...

They deleted the Facebook post where they called us liars after we drove 30 minutes to get there,…read morespent the morning telling our kids the rules, and were all set to spend the day out there. Told everyone you announced this on your website and social media that you would be closed for ten days. We showed up and not even your freaking employees knew that you were closed that day. Unbelievable. Then we sent you screenshots with timestamps showing it was not on your website OR your social media anywhere. We both work in pr. The correct response would be to work with the customer in the comments or to have them contact you to address your mistake and how it could be fixed. Since you'll probably delete this too, I'll feel free to leave it via reviews everywhere. Really terrible business practices here DO BETTER.

Fun for the whole family. The owner is very down to earth and is willing to help you get setup to…read moremaximize your experience. Gives you good reason to be out running around in the woods. Maps to play on that accommodate any number of people playing at once so never have to sit out of next match.

This place has excellent service from the staff, and a great mix of paintball arenas. There are 5…read morebattle areas in all, including a mini-city (more tactical), 3 Speedball varieties, and the woods (which has forts), where you can play capture the flag. The latter was my favorite, because it is the biggest area, and who doesn't like battling it out in the woods, just like when you were growing up?

My son, who is generally respectful, well-mannered and easy going visited the Raleigh location to…read moreask about repairing his marker and buying a new one. The older gentlemen in the shop was unprofessional, condescending and reacted very immaturely ("childish" according to my son). He told me he was so upset by the man's behavior he had to leave the shop and calm down in the car. The man insisted that my son had to prove he owned goggles (or buy them from him) before he would sell him a gun. My son showed him a picture taken the day before of his equipment that included goggles. He even offered to facetime his brother that was at home with the equipment, but the man refused. Disappointing. We'll gladly take our business and money elsewhere.

Cedar Creek Airsoft is by far the best airsoft field I have ever visited. The field itself is very…read moreunique. Its cover includes barrels, buildings, cabins, industrial spools, and much more. It had diverse play to fit all kinds of playstyles and weaponry. It feels very close to Milsim, and it is incredibly safe. The field has a lot of safety precautions including closed googles and face pro. The staff there is also very kind. They take your concerns seriously and give you great recommendations as what to buy for starters. The biggest con I see with the field is the rental equipment. The rental equipment is 3-4 years old. It not up to par with most people's personal rifles. I have seen people have many issues with the base rental M4 rifles and their rental M4 magazines. Their chronograph is also inaccurate at times. It is vibration based instead of laser based resulting in inaccurate FPS calculations with bigger rifles that vibrate upon fire. Overall, it is always a pleasure visiting Cedar Creek Airsoft.

This is a great airsoft place and fun for everyone. The refs and owners are very nice and cater to…read moreyour needs. They have very low prices for snacks and some food and an awesome field. I will be returning many times.