Delta Force Paintball

Great service and very organized. You get camo coveralls, so you don’t have to worry about your clothing. The fields are tight which forces movement. Don’t really understand the «no headshot» rule. I know… it prompts safety, but when only your head and gun are peeping through, the options are very limited to get a body shot. Just saying. On weekends, arrive early to get your gear. The paintball price posters are very deceiving with the «Save $…» being so large.
Overall, this is the better paintball facility in the lower mainland and recommend it.
We even saw two black bears on the field.
FYI: look for groupon deals.

What a fun day we had I would highly recommend this location it’s clean safe well-​run what enjoyable afternoon in the surprise one of the funnest days of my life without shooting my friends and having a fun time lots of laughs the staff were great and made our trip awesome. Thank you

We went to Delta Force with a large group of teens and they took great care of us. We had some issues throughout the day and the staff was super accommodating and helpful. The cost of the paint balls was a little higher than we expected but everyone still had a amazing time.

I would not recommend booking a birthday party with these people unless you enjoy being extremely frustrated, and upset… We had purchased a 100 dollar paintball package in March from them on a promotion that they were having for my sons birthday party, it was supposed to give us 45 dollars off the price of admission for each player, they made it sound great so i agreed knowing my sons birthday was coming, but when the time came to book the party for my 11 year old son and we tried to use our package we purchased for 100 dollars and book his party they pulled a bait and switch and informed us that our package suddenly did not apply due to a bunch of ridiculous and obscure reasons so as a result of theses people refusing to honor their promotion of 45 dollars off per child I was out 100 dollars for this paintball package and absolutely no discount on the price of admission as promised. My 11 year old son had his heart set on paintballing for his birthday and i did not want to disappoint him so I was forced to book the party at their regular rate of 6 x$ 120 dollars per child, so at his point I’m out the price of admission with no discount plus the 100 dollars for their misleading promotion that we purchased and they refused to honor. We then had 1 child suddenly cancel so we simply needed to adjust our number of players from 7 to 6, this was only a few hours later after the initial booking and the party was a week away, but they absolutely refused to refund us the price of the 7^th player saying we could use it as a credit in the future but they absolutely refused to adjust the price for the one less player from 7 to 6. At this point I’m stuck paying full price for 7 players but am only bringing 6 plus I am out 100 dollars for their misleading promotion that they refused to honor, so a 600 dollar party is now costing us $ 850.00, We went from a discount on the price of admission as promised with their promotion to where they actually robbed us of an extra 250 dollars ON TOP of the price of admission for 6 children !!!, FYI I will als be filing a report with the Better Business Bureau regarding this fiasco and their misleading and very dishonest policies.

This one star is for the fact that their staff at the centre were friendly but other than this, I found nothing that would ever make me return to Delta Force Paintballing.
One day these people were offering huge discount at Willowbrook Mall in Langley for the entrance to their centre which they claimed was worth $ 45 per person at regular price but they ended up giving me 20 for $ 95. What they failed to inform me is how much more money they strip you of once you book your paintballing experience. They ask you to call a 1 – 800 number that appears to be somewhere in Europe. At the time of booking over the phone you are REQUIRED to buy 100 paintballs for each player at $ 14 each which they said is non-​refundable and non-​transferable. Again, they neglected to clarify that they are non-​transferable even from player to player of the group which means that if one from your group doesn’t make it for some reason, nobody else is allowed to play with those 100 paint balls that you already paid for. This is exactly what happened to me. I booked and paid for 6 players and only 5 showed up. While I was not expecting to get the entrance ticket or the money paid for the paintballs for this player, I never expected to be denied the 100 balls for the rest of the group to play with! I demanded the money back or the paintballs that I had paid for which were both denied even by their customer service manager.
Over the phone I had been told that additional paintballs could be purchased at the centre. Little did I know that the paintball packages started at $ 50 per player AND that whatever package one player buys all of them HAVE to buy!
Read reviews on this company before you take the bait like me and buy the entrance ticket package! The bad far outweighs the good!

Played paintball here at Delta Force 2 days ago with my buddies. I’ve been to several other paintball locations in the lower mainland area and so far this place is my favorite.
What’s good?
The gear is kept quite clean and is fairly well maintained. The guns are good as long as they don’t malfunction.
The staff are friendly and helpful, carrying around extra guns and rags in case something happens. The base camp is well maintained and generally the different maps are really fun with trees, and bunkers or cars and cabins. Most importantly they match players against other equally skilled/​beginning players and move people around if one team is getting wrecked. Makes a huge difference.
What sucks?
Pretty much the usual. The markers are very expensive, even a few bucks more than other places, but if you buy bulk like 1000 for $ 100 it’s not too bad. The markers were also not good quality as they were not breaking on someone about 70% of the time. It was really hot outside! No excuses for bouncing shots! But that never bugged me because I was hit several times per match and got to keep playing due to them not counting as a hit. Also a few cheaters, but if you called the marshal over he would gladly take them out mid match if you hit them. Also my gun malfunctioned. That does suck. But I got a replacement on the fly — remember the marshals carry extras.
Last thoughts?
Really fine establishment. They sell wipes that stop your mask from fogging. They work. Buy one. Seriously. Only a dollar. $ 1 is worth not being blind. Also head shots don’t count. Like wtf is dat. It becomes harder to hit someone behind cover but eh, it encourages more pushing and less camping (that’s a good thing). They sell smoke bombs too. Nice place. I’ll be returning in a couple of weeks.
Damn that’s a long review. Jeezus.

Do you know when you are really looking forward to doing something and then when you actually get to do it, it isn’t all that you thought it might be? Well, Delta Force Paintballing is NOT one of those times. And I am not just talking about how kids feel about it.
In April we adults took six preteen boys to Delta Force in Maple Ridge for a birthday party
treat. So there was plenty of excitement and the anticipation of finally putting all of their
preteen Mindcraft /​Grand Theft Auto 5 shooting skills into some actual (but fake) combat.
But I was excited too. And I wasn’t the only one in our group who wondered how one would handle themselves in a paintball shoot out situation.
At Delta Force there are at least six zones each with a different objective which gives you an opportunity to figure this out about yourself. Along with about 200 other enthusiastic PB participants. Some as old as 70 and the youngest we saw was about 10. The majority being male.
Val the Manager cleverly pitted our group of family and kids against another group of just family and kids. Long ago he must have figured out that pitting seasoned military men with all their own custom guns and years of experience against first time ever playing newbies would be like shooting ducks in a barrel.
Probably for safety and also profit, you must purchase all of your paintballs there. Expect to buy about 1000 balls per person if you are going to stay until it closes at 4:30pm. At $ 100 CAD for 1000 balls a birthday party can get pricy.
Whatever, after suiting up in their special issue camouflage coveralls and helmets we loaded up our cartilages in the safe area.
Then Val doled out safety rules and a few tips, like no shooting at close range. More on that later.
Soon our troop of 40 kids and parents were off to capture each other’s generals in the Tropic Thunder zone. Personally I wasn’t sure that I would want to shoot at a kid but that thought soon evaporated when a dozen kids started shooting at me without a moment of hesitation. Besides it is just a paintball right? Wrong. Ok it is just a paintball but at close range it leaves a good sized bruise that you will have to wear for over a week. And not everyone is good at following Val’s rules. But most everyone is there to have fun and it looked like everyone was loving it.
tel:1−800−568−8909
14 448 224 St, Maple Ridge, BC