As our website states, this airsoft facility was built by airsoft enthusiasts for airsoft enthusiasts. That includes those with disabilities. Two of our owners use wheelchairs and had found some sites to be on 1st floors, difficult to access, or with gaming maps too tight to get through in a wheelchair. 

This airsoft facility has been built with that in mind. We will continually look at how we can develop it further in the future to make airsoft as accessible as possible.

While we don't classify ourselves as an "accessible" location (due to us not having a disabled toilet) we are wheelchair friendly. We do have level access at the back of our building through a roller shutter door, and a ramp is being installed soon at our front door. 

We also have a dedicated team who want you to have a great experience when you join us. If you have a disability and would like to know if our facility is wheelchair friendly for your needs, please feel free to contact us, come along and visit for a tour, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

At present if you are in a wheelchair and you are coming along as a parent or guardian to our airsoft sessions (not playing), we don't have a viewing area presently you can use on the ground floor.

However, you are welcome to relax in our reception area while you wait and we will try to make you as comfortable as possible.