Scenario games are all-day theme based paintball events played with 50 to 500 players on the field at one time.

Scenario games are not only for intermediate and advanced players, but for any player that wants to step up to the next challenge in paintball. Scenario paintball games allow you to be a true sniper, general, lieutenant, ambusher, or what ever the scenario demands. Scenario games are fun whether it's your first time or 50th time playing in one, because every scenario game has different challenges, different teams and different outcomes. But, there is one thing that all good scenario games have in common - they're a blast!

This year's theme will be based on historical World War 2 battles, and we expect 200-300 players. We expect to hold our next scenario game in Fall 2008.

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NOTE: The Villers-Bocage Scenario Game scheduled for July 5th has been postponed in anticipation of the grand opening at our new facility. Stay tuned for more updates on our next scenario to be held in Fall 2008.

"What I like most about the fields at White River Paintball is the creek winding through the woodsball field, natural bunkers, and the fort field. This field is a keeper!" - Mike A.

Pricing Info and Event Dates Available Soon!

• All players under the age of 18 must have a minor waiver on file to play. To view a printable version of the waiver please click here.
• Due to environmental reasons, outside paintballs are not allowed.
• All players must be at least 10 years old to play at our facility.
• Due to insurance regulations, all guns brought onto the field must be set to semi-automatic.
• We recommend that all players wear jeans, t-shirt and a long sleeve t-shirt (on top of the t-shirt). Boots, cleats, or hiking shoes are also recommended along with light gloves and a baseball cap to protect the top of the head. Players should wear additional layers during colder months, but should not layer up excessively during the warmer months to avoid overheating.