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Join us for a night of Nerf battles and games at Super Ninja Zone! Use the obstacles and equipment to set up barricades and bunkers to protect yourself from the enemy! The lights will be off and our LED Glowing lights will be on throughout the gym! If you need to take a break at any time our game room and movie room will be available as well.
General Information:
- Pre-Registration is required.
- Parents are not required to stay.
- Elite Nerf guns are available for use, or bring your own guns
- Standard darts are provided
- We do not have a water fountain so bring your own water bottles
- Snacks and beverages are available for purchase at the front desk in the upper level
Super Ninja Zone will provide:
- Jerseys (to be worn for team identification).
- Safety glasses
- Standard Nerf bullets
- Elite Nerf Guns (or bring your own, no automatics or rival guns)
Rules
Safety is the most important feature of a Nerf war. Nerf battles are for friendly competition, thrilling strategy contests, and a good time.
- waivers must be signed prior to entering the facility. Waivers can be found here
- Ages 6-8 must be accompanied by an adult. Adults do not have to play, but they must stay in the facility to monitor their kid(s).
- Ages 9 and up may be dropped off.
- Persons with light sensitivity and photosensitivity epilepsy may not participate. Flashing and moving lights will be present during the event.
- No physical contact. The first safety rule is one of the most important. There is no hitting, kicking, pushing, pulling, wrestling, or physical attacking involved in Nerf wars. The only physical contact that should be made with another player is in the form of tapping, which is used to get someone “out”, to “revive” someone, or to save them from a hostage situation.
- No intentional face shots. We get it, sometimes you accidentally hit the face and that’s okay. As long as you are not intentionally aiming right between the eyes, you can simply apologize for a face shot and move on.
- Always wear eye protection. During your Nerf war battles, it’s important to keep on protective eyewear at all times. This can protect you from those accidental face shots from the enemy team, as well as keep you from taking penalties.
- Only Nerf guns may be used. No water guns or other toys.
- Do not throw or drop guns. Nerf guns can break easily!
- You can loot bullets during gameplay but you must leave all bullets in the facility at the end of the night.
- No trading Nerf guns with other players.
- No going outside of battle zones. This applies to any Nerf war game type.
Nerf War Games
Most of these game types are balanced towards the war including age group separation and teams. Our staff will coordinate teams and games played.
- Capture the flag. Capture the flag gives an extra goal for players. Each team is given a colored flag, which is placed on their side of the field. The goal is to defend their own flag while also attempting to capture and steal the enemy’s flag. The first team to capture the other team’s flag a certain number of times (typically once) is the team to win.
- Team Deathmatch. Deathmatch is one of the most popular – if not the most popular – forms of Nerf wars. This is a standard combat match, where players must simply tag out the enemy team and take them down before they are taken down themselves. Each team has a certain amount of tags, or “deaths”, until they are out for good. The last team to have any remaining players wins the match.
- Hide and seek. This is another popular Nerf war variant. In hide and seek, one team is given a head-start to go and hide. This match is best achieved in an urban or wooded area. The opposing team, also known as the “seekers”, must find all of the enemy team members and tag them in order to get them out. The hiding team also has the opportunity to tag out the seeking team as well. The team with the last untagged person remaining wins the match.
- Anarchy. Anarchy is one of the oldest Nerf war game types still in play. The game is played with multiple teams of two people each, who fight to determine the last team standing. Players die with a single hit in this game.
- Free For All. This is another solo-based Nerf game. Every person for themselves. If you get hit with a dart, you must freeze or "play dead" for 10-30 seconds before returning to the game.