The Airsoft Park Tyrol offers a total area of up to 24,000 m²
almost all airsoft game modes are available in the our area.
There are basements, wooded areas, open spaces and CQB halls.

The online shop is under construction.
But you can already shop in the local store at the Airsoftpark.

The airsoft gun originated from Japan in the early 1980s. The name "Soft-Air" referred to the green gas used as a propellant. Originally designed for target shooting, their bullets could also hit humans without injury and thus became popular for casual war-games.[3] Airsoft guns spread to the UK in the late 1980s and early 1990s with a company called LS. The guns were sold in pieces and had to be assembled before they were capable of firing pellets. Airsoft equipment was designed to closely emulate real guns. Since the mid-1980s, airsoft guns have been adapted with a purely recreational application in mind, and the sport is enjoyed by all ages.

Airsoft is a sport in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical non-metallic pellets launched via replica weapons called airsoft guns. Airsoft is commonly compared to paintball, with some key differences.
Unlike paintballs, airsoft pellets do not mark their target and hits are not always visibly apparent. Airsoft pellets may leave red marks or "welts" to their target however rare that might be. The airsoft relies on an honor system in which it is the ethical duty of the person who has been hit to call themselves out regardless of whether or not anyone saw it happen.

Zum Spiel statten sich die Teilnehmer zum Beispiel mit militärischen Tarnanzügen und weiterer „taktischer Ausrüstung“ wie militärischen Westen und einfachen Funkgeräten bis hin zu Nachtsichtgeräten und holographischen Visieren aus. Seit kurzer Zeit sind auch speziell für Airsoft ausgelegte Anzüge und Ausrüstungsgegenstände erhältlich. Die Ausrüstung dient einerseits der Tarnung und andererseits der Sicherheit des Spielers wie dem Schutz der Augen, der Zähne, des Gehörs und der Gelenke.