I'm a relatively new airsofter, but with a background in competitive paintball. Power Ops is a great place to break into the sport, or for more seasoned players to get their CQB fix.
Currently, they have 3 dedicated airsoft fields, two large and one small. My personal favorite Fallujah (large) replicated an urban combat scenario, with many different barriers, obstacles, and buildings to provide cover and fire lanes. Smoke grenades come in handy on this field when trying to move up a squad to a forward objective. There are a wide variety of game types that can be played on this field to keep it fresh and enjoyable through many games.
Apocalypse (large) is another type of field entirely separate from Fallujah. This field is a more grassy/partially wooded field with less man made obstacles and more natural setting. Here you have a very different, albeit still very enjoyable, experience with a variety of game types available to play. Just remember your head probably doesn't blend in with the tall grass as you peek over a berm.
The last, but certainly not the least, field is Nuke Town (Small). This field is extremely close quarters and will challenge you and your team to stay organized throughout constant engagement. I highly recommend bringinging a gas blowback pistol with you here as the sidearm helps greatly when slicing a close corner. The map itself is supposed to replicate the always memorable Nuke Town map from the COD franchise, and it lives up to the name. There is even a schoolbus in the middle. If you want to have a really fast, close, intense game this is your map.
Bonus, sometimes they play Infected or Tears of the Sun combining two maps (Fallujah and Apocalypse) at the same time, and it's really fun.
Not having been in the airsoft community for long I cannot accurately compare amenities to other fields, but PowerOps does have enough to keep you comfortable for a 5-6 hour day. They do sell some snacks and drinks at the counter along with the usual ammo, smoke grenades, and other last minute accessories you might need. The staging area is usually big enough to accommodate everyone except for one Saturday where it was definitely a packed house.
I read another review mentioning security concerns, and while I haven't had any problems myself, I recognize that it could potentially be an issue. With that said, this is Atlanta after all and I wouldn't recommend leaving valuables in your car even in the nicer parts of town.
All things said, this is a great place to play Airsoft, burn off a ton of calories, and maybe make a few friends along the way. Make sure your thank your refs for doing what they do (full disclosure I used to ref paintball to get free paint). If you really want to have a great time, invest in some tactical gear, get some extra mags, buy a gas blowback pistol, and stock up on smoke grenades. Enjoy the game, and call your hits like a man. read more