P&L Paintball, Inc.

Ashley Manning

We had so much fun here! The staff were incredible from the start from answering all my questions over the phone to making sure everyone was having fun and being safe. My family will be returning with our friends!

Dylan Towne

My son recently played here with the scituate recreational group and he had a great time! This has lead to me getting back into the sport. The 2 of us just played this past week end at their annual “take the town” event. What a blast… the staff is very helpful and courteous. They want you to have a SAFE, FUN time. They have food a available on site, rental equipment, and several scenarios to play in. We are so lucky to have them here in the south shore/cape area. They have Exceptionally fair rates on admission/rentals/ paint and equipment in their pro shop. There is a reason they have been here for 20+ years. I am very much looking forward to playing here in the future. If you are looking for a place to play paintball ( low impact as well ) in the south eastern MA area give P&l a try. Thank you P&L and crew!!

Phillicia Michel

Absolutely disappointed and disgusted of how this apparent establishment handle situations regarding safety, age, and race. 1st they allow a 6 year old child into the paintball game with a bunch of adult players, then they had the audacity to then kick out a member of a team who unknowingly shot a paintball in the direction where the child unsupervised I might add was. Before even entering the game there was full disclosure that the paintballs would hurt if shot and that you could possible get hurt playing this game so enter at your own risk. So why leave an unsupervised child to play in a game with older adults. Another thing is that the child and his team members did not play by the rules. It’s one shot then your out. The child should’ve been out and he was not, we also told that warnings would be given, there were none. Then they kicked out the team for the fact that they did not make age and safety a priority when handling a situation and we were black. Now why does this have anything to do with it. No one observed the incident except the mom who very dramatically said that the child was hit. The child other then maybe slight redness appeared to be in good physical health. Without even consulting our team to get an accurate Description of what happen. We were wrongfully kicked out without a true and valid explanation and when pressed to understand the reasoning, we were told the opposing team had LIED and said that we had intended to harm the child mind you we were unaware of his age. We tried to explain our side of the story and we’re told that our side didn’t matter. We were treated unfairly, unjustly, and with hostility. 0/0 recommendations.

Wendy Esperance

As soon as I got there I thought to myself this place wasn’t diverse at all, yes all their staffs are white. From what I witnessed, they had a 6year old white child playing with grown men and women. He was shot by the paint multiple times and they still let him stay in the game, soon as the little boy was hit in the neck , the other team (all black young men and women) was asked to leave because apparently he’s a kid (A KID WHO SHOULDN’T HAVE BEEN PLAYIN WITH THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE). As a bystander I can definitely say that this was not an act of safety but racist. Age limit is the safety needed for this game