Indoor Field Lifespan?

[SlipknotX556]

Part of it would depend on the location. An indoor field in the north would tend to do better than one in the south with the weather allowing for longer year round play.

Although, it's in the mid 90's here lately and I'd kill for some air conditioning.

Exactly, in the south an indoor field would be the best possible field, unless it was mid december and tbe temp was like at 60 or so. When playing in the summer, heat is a very big problem for me, because of the high humdity, just the record breaking tempuratures we have had so far this summer. Usually when I play, there is no cloud in sight, so I get no shade. Another big advantage to the indoor field would be the rainy season, which is like may-september, it rains for like 4 hour from 12 on, thats prime playing time. I would love it if an indoor field opened, that had everything, like a bathroom, food, a lounge area, but it will never happen, anywhere near me.

[shades]

http://www.intensepaintball.net

M son has worked here for about a year now I know they have been open for at least five years. They have a pro shop, very good techs, inexpensive feild fees and paint ($55.00/case) which is very good for an indoor field. Open year round.

[TeamNausea]

Although, it's in the mid 90's here lately and I'd kill for some air conditioning.

Hmm i know just the place for you... Wileys...Oh wait its hotter in there than it is outside....