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== Giant Sports Parks == === Expansion of the network === D'Egidio and Bukowski subsequently operated a network of paintball facilities under the '''Giant Sports Parks''' and '''Giant Sportz''' names. Historical accounts identify the network as including: * [[SC Village]] β Chino, California * [[Hollywood Sports Park]] β Bellflower, California * [[Giant San Diego]] β Lakeside, California Additional commercial operations were associated with the network at different times. The precise ownership history of each venue requires separate verification. === Scale of operations === In 2011, Tippmann published a field-marketing guide drawing on the experience of established commercial paintball operators. The guide identified Giovanni D'Egidio and Dennis Bukowski as key contributors representing Giant Paintball Parks, SC Village and Hollywood Sports Park.[6] According to the publication, the partners had more than 28 years of industry experience and operated five parks. The facilities ranged from approximately 20 to 150 acres and attracted between 50 and more than 2,000 visitors per day, depending on the venue and circumstances. These figures were presented as examples of the scale and variety of their commercial operations. The guide provides evidence that the network had expanded beyond the three venues most commonly associated with the Giant Sports Parks name. === Commercial field development === D'Egidio's business activities focused on operating and developing large recreational paintball facilities. The parks combined playing fields with equipment rental, retail sales, group bookings and organised events. Their business model depended on attracting both experienced players and first-time participants. D'Egidio subsequently became involved in sharing commercial operating techniques with other paintball field owners.
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