Great British Summer Savings Scheme
Come and join us this Summer. We are running the Great British Summer Saving scheme inline with the governments vat reduction.
We have some fantastic deals, call for more info 08000726969.
The Great British Summer Savings scheme is a temporary UK Government initiative running from 25 June to 1 September 2026. It is designed to reduce the cost of family days out by temporarily cutting VAT from 20% to 5% on certain eligible activities and meals.
What’s included?
The VAT reduction applies to:
- Children’s meals served from children’s menus in participating restaurants.
- Children’s tickets to cinemas, theatres, concerts, shows and exhibitions.
- Admission tickets (for both adults and children) to many family attractions, including:
- Theme parks
- Zoos
- Soft play centres
- Adventure parks
- Wildlife parks
- Nature reserves
- Similar attractions.
Additional support
- In England, children aged 5–15 can travel free on local bus services throughout August 202
Airsoft in June
If your looking to play airsoft in June we have it covered. We have a discounted package for June only £45 with all hire kit and 2000 bbs.
Yes, June and the summer months are generally among the best times to play airsoft, especially for outdoor games. Longer daylight hours, warmer temperatures, and drier fields often make for more enjoyable skirmishes than cold, wet winter conditions.
A few summer-specific tips:
- Hydrate constantly. Experienced players and field operators consistently recommend drinking water before, during, and after games. “Little and often” is better than waiting until you’re thirsty.
- Wear lightweight, breathable clothing. Combat shirts and loose-fitting trousers can provide protection while reducing overheating. Long sleeves can also help protect against sun exposure.
- Take breaks and use shade. Heat exhaustion can creep up during long games, particularly on open fields.
- Watch for heat-related symptoms. Dizziness, headaches, nausea, muscle cramps, unusual fatigue, or stopping sweating can all be warning signs.
- Adjust your loadout. Many players switch to lighter gear, chest rigs instead of heavy plate carriers, and carry hydration packs in summer.
Community advice from airsoft players is remarkably consistent: hydration is the single most important factor for staying safe and comfortable in hot weather.
If you’re in the UK, June–August is often considered peak outdoor airsoft season because temperatures are usually warm without being excessively hot. A woodland site can be particularly comfortable thanks to the shade.
Paintballing June
Paintballing in June is often a good choice in many places because the weather is usually milder and the longer daylight hours allow for longer game sessions. A few things to consider:
- Weather: Check local forecasts—June can be warm, but rain is still possible in some regions.
- Clothing: Wear long sleeves, durable trousers, and comfortable shoes with good grip.
- Hydration: If it’s a hot day, bring plenty of water.
- Booking: Popular paintball venues can be busy on weekends in early summer, so booking ahead is a good idea.
- Summer paintball can be excellent—faster games, longer days, and generally better field conditions. The main challenges are heat, dehydration, and fogging masks.
- If you’re in the UK, June–August is generally one of the most popular times for outdoor paintball because temperatures are usually comfortable compared with hotter climates.
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A paintball stag do is a popular choice because it combines competition, teamwork, and a full day out. Typical stag-do paintball packages include equipment hire, multiple game scenarios, paintballs, and sometimes food or drinks afterward.
For a successful paintball stag do:
- Book for 10–20 people if possible; larger groups tend to make the games more varied.
- Check what’s included—some packages have a low number of paintballs and charge extra for refills.
- Wear old clothes and sturdy footwear.
- Consider combining paintball with another activity (go-karting, axe throwing, escape rooms, or a pub visit) if you’re planning a full day.
- Let the venue know who the stag is—many offer special game scenarios or light-hearted stag challenges.






















