A friend took both our boys who were totally stoked for Airsoft to Fallen Warrior on Saturday 12/05. FB and Google showed them as open. When they got there, the property and business were totally unmarked and phone number went straight to voicemail. They were actually closed. The result was an hour drive from Columbus and 2 disappointed boys. Poorly managed business with bad communication

Went for the event G2 hosted there. The field is great and well maintained. They have an HPA focused shop with very knowledgeable staff. The field is pretty big. As someone who normally goes to I70 (also a good field) it was nice to have some more wooded options to sneak around. Would highly recommend this field to anyone looking for somewhere to play. Check out any of the events or open plays they run!

Went here for an event, had an amazing time. The field is great! Loads of different gameplay available becsuse of the quality of the field. Only complaint is how far i live away from it.

A truly amazing and unique place to play airsoft.

This field used to be good and draw a large crowd. This was my favorite field for a long time. I had been playing there actively for over 2 years now.Though over time I have learned that the owner is a tool. He not only bashed me for buying a product from amped, which is a distributor to them, he began to attack me for it and would not help me at all with setting up my hpa gun. He wouldnt even show me how to turn the air pressure up and down.Today is the last time I will ever go back as Evan doesnt honor his word. I got a Milsim pass and went to a Milsim. One would expect that it would clear the play cost. As well as Evan himself telling me it was good for any Milsim. Come to find out it didnt and I had to pay full price because this event is too expensive. Saying it would clear the cost for a $30 Milsim which in actuality is more of a glorified open play. Guess his word doesnt mean anything either.This field is dying as well. For the largest event of the year there were maybe 30 people there. But its bit just today I have noticed a step decline in attendance from when I first started playing. One has to think that it is at the fault if Evan.(before all of this)They also have no idea how to work on AEGs, I brought a brand new gun in that had never been fielded and ordered in a bunch of nice an expensive parts for it to upgraded. I got much worse. I waited weeks for it which was fine, but then I was told he coundnt do it, and my brand new krytac? In parts, fully disassembled. My $55 motor? Broke (and also fully disassembled, had to reordered a new one at my expense. My consolation for getting back my now damaged and useless stuff was this old super huge lipo that wont fit in anything, its literally the size of a brick. Gee thanks.

Went here for 4 times then had enough of it...The place is okay. Sometimes you can have hundreds show up sometimes 15 or so, its the luck of the draw for your team. Team balance is also a issue, if your on tan team you basically win. Everytime i was OD, tan always gets the refs on there side and proshop players with polarstars. I would recommend that they switch to color bands instead of what the uniforms are. That way we could have a more balanced game.New management is okay but there is favoritism involved, chances are if youve been going there for years you get to ride in the van down to the field if not your hiking for 20 minutes or so to your play area. When i first started going here everyone got a ride made it fast and simple. I dont mind its just i didnt pay for the walk. But all in all if you have a upgraded gun that can beat a polarstar or something that can out range the tan team youll have fun. If you havent spent a thousand dollars or more on your gun get prepared for a ass whooping day.

Good rental guns, needs better rental maskesAmazing building. Prefer more open space

Really good place to have airsoft and yes they have refs and field marshalls. I highly recommend this place. Ill be going back with my friends.

One of the top airsoft fild I have been to in a long time

I played ther befor but I don’t remember if you have to have a orang tip or not

Its a decent field dont get me wrong but the staff is just garbage, we spent far more time just standing around than actually playing, the staff didnt really explain what to do for each of the game modes and no one was on time i.e. the ref said a game was starting in 10 minutes so we walked to the field, but almost 30 minutes later the staff finally came down and then barked at us for being on the field

Pretty cool with the buildigs bur no refs and outragoes fps limits

It was FUN. Its the best place to experience real Airsoft

Coming off a poor experience at Cleveland Indoor Airsoft, i was feeling fatigued when i planned a trip at Fallen Warrior Airsoft. Ive been to several airsoft fields spread out over north eastern Ohio and expected a similar mildly fun, stressful, and exhaustive experience from FWA. Having booked the trip as part of a bachelor party for my friend, i was anxious wed even have fun.In SHARP contrast to my previous Airsofting experiences, Fallen Warrior Airsoft stands proudly set apart from the competition. FWA was a HUGE breath of fresh air in a sport plagued with repetitive fields and gameplay. FWA reminded us all why we play the game and instead of being an emotionally exhaustive experience, was actually energizing.The course itself is varied and massive making matches feel unique every time. Though the property is on a hill, play is generally on leveled areas so you never really feel like youre fighting an uphill battle. With the several different villages, larger structures, land features, as well as real military vehicles, FWA is impressive to view and awesome to experience. Clearly much care has been taken into making sure you feel a more authentic experience when you step onto the field. Best courses ive ever been to.The staff is welcoming and friendly. Their accommodating nature is felt throughout the day. Kevin and Terrance were very patient with us where other fields probably would have had little tolerance. They were both professional and made sure all their guests had a great time. For an extra $5 dollars you are provided lunch which consisted of a soft drink, two hotdogs, and two bags of chips/cookies. Compare that to another field which charged us $3 for a single slice of little Caesars pizza. We were very well taken care of.The players who frequent FWA are standup guys. Everyone calls their shots and genuinely seems to care. I was shocked for one of the final games when two players approached the ref and told him their guns were firing too hot for such a close quarters area of the map. They volunteered to sit out so no one would be hurt. The whole day i witnessed similar instances of players being honorable. They obviously have a great group of guys.My single critique for the field would be the exclusion of arm bands or some sort of marker to differentiate teams. It never did become a problem while we were there though and did not detract from our experience.Our party had an absolute BLAST and will definitely be back. Though we had over a three hour trip to make it down, it was definitely worth it. I HIGHLY recommend planning a trip to FWA and experiencing airsoft done right! AWESOME job guys! :)

Poorly managed and admins were nowhere to be found no feild marshalls and feild was poorly up kept . I can see if you lived there and went every weekend where you could have some fun but its not worth any lengthy drive.

Ok

Uh! No!!!! Still NO!!!

Very friendly environment

To be honest i have never been but am planing a trip with a few friends who go and they say its a great place to go airsofting.

I love airlift

The whole trip