Code Red Airsoft Park

The maps are gigantic and the atmosphere is great. The refs were fair great milsim park. The shop is big with a lot to choose from. The game modes were fun. My favorite park so far. The games were also long with big maps.

Code red is by far one of the best airsoft fields in Southern California. the staff is spot on when it comes to safety, break timing and keeping up the game pace. My experience there has always been 100% effort by all members of the staff to prevent people from cheating and keeping people safe.

I have played airsofting at a number of fields but this one is my favorite. The park moved from colton to perris but it did not stop me from going further from my resident field. At first, I had the mentality of the old code red maps as the same as the new 2. o maps. After a good amount of time, I got used to the new wide open, more technical maps and have grown to love them. This field is my favorite and the refs are great and generally people call hits! If you don’t my team results to bigboy rules! That usually does the trick! I am excited to see more advancements in the development of the park.

AIRSOFT:
Pros:
–Refs are great, customer service is premium compared to every other airsoft place I have been to.
–Usually there is about 1 – 3 cheaters every time I have been, which really should be a pro in comparison to every other airsoft place I have been to.
CONS:
–You have to sign a waiver every time you come… Its 2016… Go electronic!
–Only open on weekends, not open during the weekday.
–One time I needed an hex key, but they would not lend me the tool because the «tech» was not there, but at least I got one from another player.
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Comments:
–They have 4 fields…
1.Redemption– This field is very boring it is a stalemate at t=0.
2.D9 — this field is probably the most balanced.
3. BlackHD– This field is fun and allows for both sides to rush with full auto.
4. Terminus– This field is extremely one sided unless you have a team with coordination, otherwise if you spawn on the far side with random teammates you automatically win. They also expanded the map a bit, but if you have a team of 10 or so be sure to rush the left side if you are spawning on the front side of terminus as the only way to win is to take control of the long side, otherwise get ready for no map control.
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For parties, last time I was there there was a party of 10 – 12 people and they had let them play on their own field games which I thought was very cool!.. I really recommend this place if your new or experienced and want to bring a private group, but be sure to show up early as you have to be explained the rules, pay, and sign waivers! Also if you want to play at a certain field and you know the big group is not playing there, just pressure the ref that is in charge of your group and he will let you play!

Code Reds customer service is one star. Business 101 is to build your brand and breed loyalty. When a party of 8 comes in and you have a policy that recognizes free admission on the weekend closest to your birthday … that’s awesome! But when the customer can’t come that weekend because the court has divided weekends between the parents, maybe a little flexibility is in order. Especially when the customer is spending a fortune anyway. Maybe my irritation clouded my objectivity but as far as facilities, Code Red managed to take the very best of its old field maps and layout and leave it behind. New grounds involve a lot of walking. There are no trenches anymore. Terminus was a bit of a let down.

We had an awesome time at the fields. Check in was quick, staff was cool. Had bathrooms not just Porta potty’s. Lunch was provided at decent prices. They had charging stations for free for my battery. That got them a star right there. Games were fun and field had great style. The last game of the day was whack tho! 45 min of slaughter, where they forced walk-​ons to line up and run across a big open field into a firing squad of cocky mil-​sim dudes that wouldn’t call their hits and just unload on walk-​on players. I would say skip that game and leave at three. Everyone that was a walk on player left angry and it almost caused a fight in parking lot. They need to change that quickly.

Upon first time playing at this park at the new location it is still easy to say that we had a good time but it is also easy to say that there is room for improvement. Since Code Red had to move they have yet to regain their peak organization at the new location. My team and I will look forward to a much more built up fighting environment in the future and would be glad to help. The staff is awesome and they keep games moving. For now we give it 3 stars because we want to see improvement to 5. We hope the Airsoft community can continue to support this field so we will all have somewhere to enjoy for years to come.
–Disposable Heroes

Got to try the park out with a private party on Labor Day. I must say, it has the same welcoming atmosphere as the old park, even at a new location. The gameplay was fun, and the refs were cool as usual. The new maps are great, however not all of them are finalized as of my day here, but were still very playable. Randy really holds it down as an owner, and he’s a great dude. I cannot contain my anticipation for the official opening. I’m excited!