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The six game day dates on the board and in the calendar, every places-left count, the member price applied at the checkout, the pre-orders themselves, the ten-day block, the private game quote and its figures, the account data and the map markers all need your real numbers. Not marked, because they are yours: £29, £32, £51, £30, £10, £3, £11.50, £9 and £5, the £24 your own £5 code makes of £29, the first and third Sunday rule, every time of day, 100 acres, 60 cars, over 100 players, both zone maps and every place named on them, the rental kit list, the joule limits and the 30 metre rule, the bio BB rule and the five weights, the age rules, the cafe and the free tea and coffee, the 5.0 from 31 reviews and the three quotes, your phone, email, address, what3words and directions, your badge, your four posters and all twenty-seven of your photographs. Nothing on this page was generated: there is no illustration anywhere on it.
Two contrasting zones on one Sunday, twenty metres off the A41 at junction 3 of the M54. Gates 08:30, games 10:00 till 16:30.
Next game day
Next SundayAirsoft game day£29
WhyYour opening screen is four of your own pictures, moving. Your two players off your game day poster come up first, then the helicopter, the log trench and the bunker you photographed in the wood, each one held for five seconds with a slow push in and credited in the corner as it shows. Your badge, your place line and your own gold sit on top, and your next date is stamped beside them. Nothing here is generated. The reason it is pictures and not a timetable: you have twenty seven photographs of this site and the old opening screen showed almost none of them, which threw away the one thing a first time player wants to see. Your times, your four fares and your dates are on the next screen down, word for word as they were.
Real players. Real action. Real fun.
Next game day
The times and the four fares off our game day poster. Game days are the first and third Sunday.
Book now!aceairsoft.co.uk · spaces limited
WhyThis screen is your game day poster set out as a page: your date panel ruled in your gold, your four fares as the poster lists them, BOOK NOW in your gold, and the icon row off the foot of the poster word for word up in the opening screen. Every time and every price here is yours. It used to sit on top of your photographs and it was the only lit thing on the page, so it has come down one screen where it reads better and the pictures get the top. The board of dates is worked out from your own first and third Sunday rule, and it is marked as ours until you confirm each one: today the site sells one dated product at a time, and when that one closes there is no next date anywhere on it.
Two zones
One hundred acres of woodland, two maps, well capable of accommodating over 100 players.
An open area flat lands and great for hardcore battles featuring Helicopters, Underground Bunkers, Multiple Barricades & Vehicles, A Fuel Depot, Trenches, Missile Trucks, A Communication Station, A Crash Site and Field Ambulance plus lots more.
Named on the map
A long forgotten jungle warfare zone with lots of natural cover, great for ghillie suits & snipers and the more sneaky tactical player and features Ancient Monuments, Multiple Barricades, Trenches, Islands, A Stream & Bridges, Hillside Bunkers and embankments, Huts and a Snipers Ridge.
Named on the map
WhyThese two drawn maps are the best thing you own and today they sit at the bottom of a long page, 900 pixels wide, under everything else. Here they are the middle of the site, at size, one gold and one cyan, with the paragraph you already wrote under each and the places read off the maps themselves. Nothing here is written by us: the descriptions are yours word for word.
Prices
Own kit is £29 pre-booked online and £32 if you walk on without booking. Rental kit is £51 with entry included, and it has to be booked and paid for before the day. Throw the lever to see the member price.
| Ticket | Pre-booked | On the day |
|---|---|---|
| Own kitYour own gun, chrono'd on the morning, bio BBs only | £29 |
£32 |
| Rental kitEntry into games, 1 x Assault Rifle, 1 Mag, 1,000 Rounds of Bottled Ammo, Mask and Assault Vest | £51 | Pre-book only |
Prices as published on aceairsoft.co.uk. Safety glasses for a spectator to wear in the game zone are £3.
WhyEvery figure on this board is on your booking page or your membership page. The £24 is the one piece of arithmetic we have done for you: £29 pre-booked less the £5 your membership page promises off the walk on fee. Your page does not say which fee the £5 comes off, so that is the first thing to confirm. Membership does not touch rental, and the board says so because your page does.
The sum
Six game days
and the £30 is paid back
Standard club membership is £30. It issues a discount code worth £5 off the walk on fee at regular games and it registers you with UKARA. It needs your own kit: the benefits do not apply to rental.
£You already sell the membership as a product and then hand out a discount code to be typed in by hand. That is the cheapest thing on this whole page to fix: the account knows who is a member, the £24 shows itself, and the £30 gets offered at the moment it saves someone money rather than on a page nobody visits.
The ground
Drag the map to move it, pinch or use the buttons to zoom, tap a marker to see what is there.
WhyNo aerial of your ground exists that we could use, and we did not make one up. Your own drawn map is better than a satellite picture anyway, so it is the ground: pan it, zoom it, and every marker sits where your own map puts the label. The six markers carry your words; the three lines under each one are ours and are marked as sample until you say what really runs there.
A game day
Please do not arrive any earlier. Sign in at the Main Portacabin Office. Chronograph testing is carried out at the start of the day and may take place at random during the day.
Chrono with the heaviest weight BB you will use during the day: 1.2 joules on full auto and pistols, 1.9 on a DMR, 2.4 single shot, and 30 metres minimum engagement on the last two.
Health and safety, weapons and pyrotechnics briefings. Teams sorted.
The Wasteland is normally played in the morning. Marshals and in game marshals run the games.
There is a cafe on site for your lunchtime essentials, a separate business, selling burgers, hot dogs and chips at very reasonable prices. Tea and coffee are free all day.
Lunch is one published hour from 13:00. The Lost Kingdom is usually played in the afternoon.
End of day, back to the safe zone, rental kit returned.
WhyEvery time on this list is published on your game site info page or your game day page. Nothing on it is proposed.
Player rules
Our photograph
What rental includes
Rental kit needs pre booking and prepaying. Membership benefits do not apply to rental kit.
WhyThe kit list and the rule about pre booking and prepaying are your own booking page and membership page, word for word. The photograph is the hire gun on your what is airsoft page. What is proposed is that the rack is counted on the Friday instead of guessed on the Sunday.
The site to yourselves
Birthdays, stag parties and team building on the same 100 acres. Capture the flag, domination, planting explosives, medivac of an injured person, VIP extraction, and actors to play hostages, cartel bosses and zombies. Free tea and coffee all day. Priced on screen with a deposit, instead of by email.
What is published
£Everything in that card is on your birthday and stag party pages. The one thing those pages will not do is give a number: "Please email us for our pricing structure and availability." A group organiser at eleven at night does not email and wait. Put the quote and the deposit on the screen and you convert them while they are still in the group chat.
What players say
Three of them, word for word, as they were left on our own reviews page.
★★★★★
Best site in the West Midlands
“Ace Airsoft is hands-down the best site in the West Midlands (and in general) that I've been to in nearly 10 years of doing airsoft. Marshals are lovely, good shop, plenty of field variety and the games are well-structured. Perfect 5/5 from me!”
Ieuan Wilkes, 06 Apr 2025
★★★★★
Best Airsoft site in the Midlands
“I just want to say I have played Airsoft all over the country, Ace Airsoft has everything an airsoft player needs the site is amazing, the staff are brilliant they are strict but fair with the rules, this will be my go-to site from now on thanks for a great day guys see you soon”
Timmy, 06 Apr 2025
★★★★★
Awesome day
“Fantastic day, very well organised, games were spot on. Couldn't fault the marshalling. Great vibe from start to finish.”
Stewart Crawford, 04 Jun 2023
WhyAll three are copied whole off your own reviews page, with the names and the dates as they sit there. Nothing is trimmed and nothing is stitched: a review that needed cutting to fit was left out rather than edited. No Google rating appears anywhere on this site, because the listing that comes back for "Ace Airsoft" is a different business in another county, and a rating that is not yours is worse than none.
On our own reviews page
5.0 from 31
Read on aceairsoft.co.uk on 25 September 2026. Every review is left through the form on that page.
WhyThirty one reviews averaging five is a considerable asset and it is buried two clicks down behind a picture. It belongs on the first page a stranger reads, and in the structured data, which is where an assistant looks for it.
Straight answers
AIEach question is phrased the way a person types it, answered in the first sentence, and published as FAQPage structured data. Only the verified answers go into that data: every proposed sentence is kept out of it, so nothing an assistant quotes from you is something you do not do.
Photographs
Our own pictures of the ground: the safe zone, the huts, the trenches, the bunkers, the bridge and the crash site.
WhyEvery one of these is yours, none of them generated, and they are small here because your site serves them at 640 pixels. The originals off the camera drop straight in at full size. Four more of them are up in the two zone cards and one is behind the private games band, which is twenty seven in all.
Calendar
Open day games are held on the first and third Sunday of each month, confirmed with the site owner a couple of weeks beforehand. Gates 08:30, games 10:00 till 16:30.
£Today the shop holds one dated product at a time, and the day it closes the site has nothing to sell. Six dates on a calendar, each with its own page, its own Event record and a count of places left, is what lets somebody book the third Sunday in November in September. It is also what puts one of your Sundays into Google's event results and into an assistant's answer to "airsoft near Telford this weekend".
What runs at Tong Wood
Game days, the Halloween special with Events2scare, and the MagFed tournament. Every poster here is ours and every date and price on the cards is read off the poster beside it.
Game day
The Wasteland and The Lost Kingdom
Places left
Real players. Real action. Real fun.
Death by Daylight
Horror survival, with Events2scare
Evade killers. Survive the night.
WhyBoth cards are read off your own posters: the dates, the times, the three Death by Daylight prices and the line about joining forces with Events2scare are all yours. Both dates have gone by, so both cards say so rather than pretending. The £10 deposit is the only proposed figure on this screen and it carries its chip.
Also at Tong
TriOps MilSim UK is the UK leg of TriOps MilSim Global: a competitive mission based MagFed tournament for teams of three, with an officer, a medic and an engineer in each. Ten minute games, multiple missions, one winner on points, and a route to the World MagFed Championship finals in Poland.
WhyThe Warped Cup is on your other events page, with its own poster, its own date and its own address at the Warped Activity Centre rather than Tong Wood, so this card names that address rather than yours. Team entry goes through warpedgear.com, which is where your page sends it. A tournament with an entry list, a draw and a paid place is the clearest case on your whole site for taking money online: today it is a link to somebody else's shop.
Booked, paid and counted before the gates open.
One session. Both zones, morning and afternoon, are in it.
Your own gun, chrono'd on the morning. Bio BBs only.
Entry into games, 1 assault rifle, 1 mag, 1,000 rounds of bottled ammo, a mask and an assault vest.
£30 standard club membership, applied to this booking straight away.
£Offering the membership at the moment it saves money, to someone with their card out, is the highest converting place on any site. The sum is shown, not explained. The rental ticket lists exactly what your booking page says the kit includes, and the member tick replaces the discount code you hand out today.
Pre-ordered, paid, and waiting with your name on it at the site office.
£The office sells ammo, pyro and accessories on the day, card only, and none of it online. Pre-ordered, it is money in your account before anyone arrives and a stock count on the Friday.
Signed waivers are stored against your account and reused, so there is no form to fill in at the portacabin.
Demo only. No card is charged.
£The live site takes payment direct to your own Stripe account. You already sell online, one dated product at a time; what changes is that six dates are on sale at once, the rental rack is counted on the Friday, and the walk on who would have paid £32 at the office has already paid £29 online.
Booking reference
Show this at the portacabin. It is in your email and your account, and it works with no signal.
Fares and membership
Playing here does not require membership, but it has its perks. Standard club membership takes £5 off the walk on fee at regular games and registers you with UKARA. UKARA only registration does the paperwork and nothing else.
Standard
Published£30 standard club membership
Own kit only. The benefits do not apply to rental kit.
Why£30, the discount code, the UKARA registration and the own kit rule are all on your membership page, which publishes the saving as £5 off the walk on fee at regular games, booked with the code. So the £24 on the board is your own £29 less your own £5, and every place it appears says so. The one thing your page does not publish is how long a membership lasts, so neither does this one: it is a field at the desk, not a claim on the site.
Paperwork only
£10 registration
Over 18, and three games here over at least two months.
No commitment
£29 own kit, pre-booked
£32 on the day. Rental kit £51, pre booked and prepaid.
Do the sum
Standard club membership is £30 and needs your own kit. Rental is not included in the sum.
The code, replaced
Today a member buys a membership product, receives a discount code and types it in every time they book. The account knows who is a member, so the £24 shows itself, the code goes away, and the £30 gets offered to the walk on who has just booked their third game day.
£Deliberately not a monthly scheme. You run two Sundays a month, and a monthly fee cannot beat £5 off a day for somebody who comes every other month. The £30 is already yours and already right. The work is selling it to the people who come three times a year and never see the membership page.
Private games
Birthdays, stag parties and team building for 10 to 30 players aged 11 upwards, 9am arrival to 4.30pm with an hour for lunch and short breaks between games. Priced on screen, with the date held by a deposit.
WhyYour birthday and stag pages publish the group size, the ages, the hours, the games, the actors and the free tea and coffee. The one thing they will not do is give a number: "Please email us for our pricing structure and availability." Every price in the quote below is sample and marked as such, because you have published none. Give us the real ones and the quote is true the same afternoon.
Our posterInstant quote
Deposit today: £205 · balance a week before
What is published
£Group work is the highest margin thing on the site and today every enquiry is an email you have to answer before somebody else does. A quote at eleven at night with a deposit button beside it takes the booking while the group chat is still going.
On site
Ammo, pyro and accessories are sold from the site office on the day, card only. This is a bio BB only site and we stock 0.20g, 0.25g, 0.28g, 0.4g and 0.45g. Pre-order and it is bagged up with your name on it.
WhyThe five bio weights, the pyro rules and all four prices in the grid below are yours, off your own general FAQ and site rules pages: £11.50 for 3600 rounds of 0.2g, £9.00 for a pack of three thunderflashes, £5.00 a smoke grenade and the £3.00 safety glasses rental. Nothing here is a made up price. What is proposed is only that they are paid for before anyone arrives, which is also what tells you on the Friday what to put in the van.
Our graphicPyro, the rules
Players bringing their own pyro must have it inspected by a member of staff first.
Gift vouchers
Switched off in this proposalEmailed instantly, redeemable against any game day, rental kit or the club membership.
Real and on site today
£A voucher is cash up front, some are never redeemed, and every one that is brings a new player through the gate. A £51 voucher that is a rental day is the neatest version, because it brings somebody who has never held one.
Signed in, sample member
Next booking
Paid1 own kit, full game day · Ref AA-4K7Q
Entry pass
AA-4K7Q
Show this at the portacabin. It works with no signal.
History
| Date | Day | Tickets | Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 Sep | Sunday | 1 own kit, member | £24 |
| 6 Jul | Sunday | 1 own kit, member | £24 |
| 15 Jun | Sunday | 1 own kit, pre-booked | £29 |
| 15 Jun | Membership | Standard club membership | £30 |
| 4 May | Sunday | 1 rental kit | £51 |
Membership
Two game days as a member. Six of them and the £30 is paid back; every one after that is £5 cheaper.
On file
UKARA
Over 18 and three games here over at least two months is the rule. Once it is met we stamp the application on request.
WhyThe rule and the stamp are on your membership page. The count is the part a site can do for itself: today a player has to remember, and then ask.
Your desk. Not a public page.
This is what you see at 08:00 on a game day Sunday and again on the Tuesday, once the site takes the money. Every number on it is sample: it shows the shape of the thing, not your real figures.
WhyThe public site is half the proposal. The other half is this: the manifest before the gates open at 08:30, the rental kit counted on the Friday instead of guessed, the disclaimers signed before anyone reaches the portacabin, the memberships sold in the basket, and the money in the bank without anyone taking a card at the office. Today the shop holds one dated product; this holds the money and the names against six.
Manifest
Everyone who has booked and paid, before the gates open at 08:30. Gates close 09:00, signing in closes 09:30, endex 16:30.
Signing in
Each player shows the pass on the phone. Scan it and the row ticks. Anyone without a disclaimer signs on the tablet first, and an under 18 cannot be ticked in until the consent is on the booking.
Rental kit to issue
Every set booked and paid at £51: 1 x Assault Rifle, 1 Mag, 1,000 Rounds of Bottled Ammo, Mask and Assault Vest. Tick each one as it goes out.
Pre-orders to bag
Pre-orders today: £0. Every price here is yours; ordering it before the day is the proposed part.
Disclaimers outstanding
Takings so far, this game day
£0
Booked and paid by card before the gates open. Walk ons at £32 come on top.
The same Sunday a year ago
£1,682
58 players, the one dated product sold until it closed, the rest taken at the office on the morning, and no way to know on Friday how many rental sets were going out.
Both figures are sample. Yours replace them the first Sunday it runs.
Bookings
The latest bookings on each of the next four dates, with the money against them. Refund or move a booking from here; the player gets the email, nobody writes it. Your own rule, that rental kit is booked and paid before the day, runs as a rule rather than a sentence on a page.
A refund goes back to the card it came from. A move keeps the money and changes the date, which is the thing a site owner's confirmation two weeks out actually needs: if a Sunday does not get agreed, every booking on it moves in one action.
Members
Everyone who has paid the £30, with the UKARA registrations beside them. Today the discount is a code typed into a basket; here it is simply the price a signed-in member sees.
The list
Renewal run
Goes out a month before each membership runs out with a card link for the next year. Anyone who pays stays a member without anyone touching it. Anyone who does not drops back to the full price at the checkout.
Why they join
Own kit pre booked is £29 against £24 with the code, so the £30 pays for itself on the sixth game day. Membership needs your own kit and does not touch rental, which is what the board says too. The site would say all of that at the moment somebody is paying, which is where the 84 in this sample came from.
Money
What the site has taken, line by line, and when it reaches your bank. Every figure on this panel is sample; your own Stripe account replaces them the day it goes live.
Takings by line, this month so far
Gift vouchers are in the proposal but switched off, so the line reads nil until somebody says yes.
Before and after
Nothing stops a walk on turning up and paying £32 at the office. The point is that the places, the rental kit, the memberships and the pre-orders arrive before anyone has parked.
Stripe payouts
Stripe pays out on a rolling schedule you set once. The days shown are sample. Card fees are shown as a sample line, not a quote.
Settings
Change a price here and the fare board on the site changes with it. Prefilled with the prices off your own site today, and the chrono limits off your own site rules page.
Price table
Walking on without booking is £32. The member column is your own £5 code, applied instead of typed.
Membership
Times
All four are the times published on your game site info page, and they print on every date and every confirmation.
Game days
Confirm a Sunday here and it goes on the site and out to the members in the same minute. Until it is confirmed it can sit on the calendar as provisional rather than not being there at all.
Chrono limits
These print on every booking confirmation and in the site's FAQ. Chrono is at the start of the day, and at random during it.
Age, BBs and safety
Your published rules, enforced at the checkout: a player under 16 cannot finish a booking without a named adult on it, and an under 18 cannot without the consent and the full face ticked.
Two zones. One hundred acres. Real fun.
