What is the minimum age to play?

Minimum age is 8; minors should be supervised and meet safety briefings before play.

How do I claim a golden egg prize?

Turn in the golden egg to event staff before the next game insertion to claim the larger prize for that session.

Can I bring my own paint or grenades?

No—only Hell Survivors-approved paint (GI or Deathball) and Hell Survivors grenades are allowed; outside equipment can lead to disqualification.

Are rentals available on site?

Yes—marker-only, tanks, masks and ammo packs are available; full rental packages are offered ($25 Tippman / $35 New Emek options).

Do I need to pre-register?

Pre-registration (recommended) locks in discounted entry ($20) and paint pricing; pre-reg closes March 10 at 11:59 PM.

What happens during breaks between games?

There are 10-minute breaks between 15-minute games for rehydration, ref checks, and zone rotation—referees keep the schedule tight.

Hell Survivors Easter Egg Hunt: Paintball Prize Hunt in Pinckney MI | Paintball | Events

At Hell Survivors 619 Pearl St. Pinckney MI, The Easter Egg Hunt turns a familiar paintball field into a daylong scavenger-and-action event. Located in Pinckney, Michigan, this springtime game spreads eggs and prizes across a sprawling field with named play zones—Grinder, Village, West Point, Helicopter, Castle, Highlands, Nakatomi Plaza and Black Lagoon—each designed to push teams into different tactical rhythms and photographic vantage points. Registration opens at 9:00 AM with a briefing at 9:45 and the hunt beginning at 10:00; games run in 15-minute bursts with 10-minute breaks and the full event wraps at 5:00 PM. Players are split into two teams (Blue and Pink) and hunt for standard eggs as well as a single golden egg during each game insertion; turn it in to claim larger prizes such as a 2026 VIP pass, Open Play Pass, big event game passes, gear and merch. Minimum age is 8; the format is equal parts kid-friendly festival and competitive paintball marathon. The field’s themed zones are the central attraction. Terrain shifts from open lanes to bunker-filled village structures, and the names give a clear sense of variety: tight, technical play at Nakatomi Plaza, wide-flank opportunities at Highlands, and the visual drama of Castle and Helicopter. Unique operational rules matter: this is field paint only, no missiles, tanks or first strikes; paint grenades and smoke grenades are allowed only if they are Hell Survivors grenades. Paint must be either GI or Deathball brands when purchased through the park; outside paint can result in disqualification. Practical logistics are straightforward. Pre-registration runs through March 10 at 11:59 PM; pre-reg cost is $20 (day-of $25). Paint tiers run from Three Star GI at $40 pre-reg to Five Star Deathball at $65 pre-reg; day-of prices are higher. Rentals include marker-only ($20 Tippman / $30 New Emek), nitro tank $15, mask $5, ammo pack $5, or a full Tippman rental package for $25 or $35 for New Emek setups. Why come? The Easter Egg Hunt at Hell Survivors converts a local paintball park into a playful, high-energy community event where strategy and sprinting meet prize-driven incentive. It’s a chance to introduce younger players to structured games, test team tactics across varied terrain, and support a venue that maintains strict safety and paint standards to keep the sport growing locally. Meet at Hell Survivors 619 Pearl St. Pinckney MI, 48169 for registration; bring comfortable layers, closed-toe shoes, and a refillable water bottle. If you’re new to paintball, renting a Tippman setup and buying Three Star GI paint is the straightforward choice. Teams rotate rapidly between zones, so prepare for short bursts of intense running and crouch-to-aim play. Expect loud referee announcements and referee-driven structure that keeps the day moving.