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== Events and activities ==

Actions Paintball organised recreational games, scenario events, private competitions and organised walk-on sessions.

Its activities included social paintball, corporate team-building, school holiday programmes and games for experienced players bringing their own equipment.

=== Scenario Sunday ===

'''Scenario Sunday''' was a regular large-format recreational paintball event held at the Swanson venue on the last Sunday of each month.

Games were organised around scenarios involving opposing teams competing across multiple playing fields.

Actions described the event as suitable for individual players, groups and regular participants without requiring advance team registration.[5]

The Swanson venue's 15 fields allowed games to move between different terrain and playing environments.

The final Scenario Sunday at Swanson took place on 30 June 2013.

The programme subsequently continued at World Challenge Tag in Riverhead Forest, beginning in July 2013.[2][7]

=== Recon Patrol ===

'''Recon Patrol''' was a walk-on game programme operated at Actions Paintball's Beachlands venue.

Historical event schedules placed Recon Patrol on the first Sunday of each month.

The games provided opportunities for individual players and smaller groups to participate without arranging a private booking.[8]

=== Terminator Day ===

'''Terminator Day''' was a school-holiday walk-on programme held at Swanson.

The programme was aimed at students and other recreational players, with games conducted across the venue's outdoor fields.

Historical event information advertised Terminator Days during school holidays in 2013, with games held on Thursdays.[9]

The programme permitted players to bring their own markers, although electronic or advanced trigger systems were restricted for these events.

The restriction was intended to maintain similar playing conditions for recreational participants using rental equipment.

=== Private events and social tournaments ===

Actions Paintball also organised private paintball games and social tournaments for groups.

These included corporate team-building activities, sports teams, trade competitions, birthdays and other private bookings.

Historical event descriptions promoted five-player and ten-player competitions between companies and social groups.

At Swanson, the company advertised sufficient rental equipment and space for events involving up to 250 players. Its Beachlands facility was advertised as accommodating groups of more than 80 players.[8]

These figures were operator-advertised capacities rather than independently audited limits.