[kevinhughes25]

Hi there. I am opening a course in the city limits of Charlotte, North Carolina. The city last night just passsed it and said I could. But they gave me to barriers. They said I could not use the forest around to have a woods course (cause it is to close to houses supposedly) and second I could not have a speed ball course with the blow up stands.
1) Is it still worth opening
2) Have any ideas for other courses?
3) WIll i get business not having a woods course and a speed ball course?

[graysonp]

Sure, you can still get business. Just make a couple speedball fields out of hypertube or spools. Then make a more woodsy type field by spreading it out over a large area. Make a fort or a few buildings if you can. You need something other than speedball, but it doesn't have to be in the woods.

[ComradeJatho]

any specific reason why they won't let you use Sup'Air? Seems very strange to me they would allow the more 'war-type' woodsball style to be played but not tournament style on Sup'Air.

But then again, it is North Carolina.

[magicviz]

Paintball Central is already located in Charlotte. Very bad place to try to open a field that close to them.

As for ComradeJatho, why don't you stop talking about paintball somewhere that you know nothing about it. We have some of the nicest paintball complexes there are. The cfoa is huge and we have alot of other quality series right here in NC. Trauma is also based out of NC-

[lp04]

if i were you id take it outside the city limits

[Headshotted]

Take it fairly outside of the Char. City Limits. There's quite a few ballers that live in Matthes, you know. Some of them can or can't afford the prices at PBC (I'd go if I could get there at least) But there's also a fair amount that take the travel time out to CJ's. So.... what he said to take it outside the city limits might be a good idea. See if you can find a way to set up a field in matthews somewhere. It might generate you a fair amount of buisness. Just a thought from an NC baller as well.