Hello airsofters! We are approaching the sixth anniversary of the closing of the beta project 
. Those of you who were lucky enough to play there are probably still yearning for a new CQB arena in Snohomish County.
It’s unfortunate that we couldn’t continue in that old dirty barn, but it would have required hundreds of thousands of dollars of repair to be a viable option, so I made the tough call to shut it down before the roof caved in or worse.
I’ve spent the past several years developing a solid business plan. I failed to make a solid record of how great the arena was, and since it’s gone now there are no examples to speak of, until now.
Introducing The American Airsoft Club
3D Model Concept Art
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The new American Airsoft Club Arena will consist of several key points of interest including:
- The 60′ x 90′ Arena, inspired by the original arena of the same dimensions. This arena miraculously ended up being the perfect size for fast paced CQB unlike anywhere else.
- Main office, where players can check in, rent gear, and buy snacks. A much welcomed improvement to the outdoor check-in.
- Staging area for loading up your guns, charging batteries, and hanging out with friends.
- Camera-monitored parking lot that doubles as an extended staging area for people who want to securely store their valuables in their car. Porta-potties are here too.
- Shooting range for testing guns.
- Viewing Area on top of the office for the administrators and patrons to monitor the gameplay.
I trust this has you very excited to see the new arena open, and as soon as we have a location we will be recruiting you to help build the arena.
In the mean time, if you have any questions or maybe even a lead on opportunities for a location to start the arena, please contact me.
Ryan Atwell
American Airsoft Club
americanairsoftclub@gmail.com