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Pinnacle Adventure Park in Chardon, Ohio runs supervised paintball sessions for individuals, small groups, parties, and corporate outings, with both open-play and private game options. Before you go, the two things worth handling in advance are the online waiver and confirming your gear and air-fill needs with the park directly — the site notes that CO2 is now offered as a filling option, and it points players to fill out the waiver online to save time on arrival. The minimum age to play is 10; anyone under 10 is not allowed.
Confirm the Basics Before You Book
| Item | What the park states |
|---|---|
| Location | 10241 Old State Rd, Chardon, OH 44024 |
| Minimum age | 10 years; under 10 not allowed |
| Game formats | Open-play sessions and private games |
| Supervision | Fully supervised gameplay |
| Air fill | CO2 now included as a filling option |
| Waiver | Available to complete online |
| Contact | [email protected] or +1 216-496-6327 |
If any of these details matter to your group — especially age, group size, or fill type — verify them with the park before booking, since the site does not publish a full equipment or pricing breakdown on the pages summarized here.
Decide Between Open-Play and Private
The park frames the choice simply:
- Open-play suits individuals and small groups who want to join an existing session and play alongside others.
- Private games suit groups that want the field to themselves — the site names birthday parties and corporate outings as typical uses.
If your group has a fixed headcount, a specific date, or younger players, a private game gives you more control. If you're a few people with flexible timing, open-play is the lower-commitment route.
Handle the Waiver and Air Fill Early
Two practical steps cut down on time lost at check-in:
- Fill out the waiver online. The park explicitly recommends this to save time. Do it before you arrive rather than at the counter.
- Ask about your air source. CO2 is now offered as a filling option, which matters if you bring your own marker or want to know what the park can fill. If you're unsure whether your equipment is compatible, email or call ahead.
What to Wear and Bring
The park doesn't publish a dress code, so treat this as general paintball practice rather than a park rule: wear clothing you don't mind getting marked, plus closed-toe shoes with grip for outdoor terrain. Layers help since paintball hits sting. Bring water and plan for weather, as the fields are outdoors.
For anything specific — rental availability, group rates, or session times — contact the park at [email protected] or +1 216-496-6327 before your visit.