Siege Airsoft Inc

My experience really varied each time I went there. The faculty itself, especially the art work and field are nice. Plenty of space in the staging area. High level of safety is reassuring but I think the FPS Limit is abit high, especially with no MED but understandable because of Canadian airsoft laws (Have to be over 365 fps). The games and breaks feel quite rushed because of the short time an admission gets you (5hours but the first hour is just staging). Overpriced in my opinion, maybe due to lack of players during the last 2years (COVID) or increasing rent idk. This is the most expensive field I've been to, especially for the time you get. Staff and players honestly vary wildly. Some are very kind, respectful and open to help while others are cold, rude and passive aggressive. I overheard/saw players asking staff members for help and them being very brief and giving a little arrogant advice and leaving players confused. I lost an item on the field and when I asked if they saw, they said they didn't without hesitation. I eventually found it last minute but an offer to go look for it would have been nice. I wasn't the best player and my airsoft rifle kept malfunctioning for the day, which contributed to my recent poor experience but it's completely not their fault. The system that differentiate teams is horrible. Players get a dark red ribbon they can put anywhere on their body and only one team has them. This causes confusion on who is and isn't on your team especially when there's so many players and lowlight, since you can't even see the ribbon the majority of the time. I would be nicer if they had a system like other fields where both teams are coloured with a BRIGHT armband (ducktape) that is mandatory to be on the right or left arm for easily target Identification. TLDR: Overall, nice facility and online resources. Hefty admission for what you get and staff/player's attitude depends on the day (reccomend you attend days with lower player counts, in my experience at Siege) and person. Days are usually short and rushed. High FPS limit, expect it to sting abit lol. Terrible armband/team system.

Had a great time. Staff are very friendly, professional and happy to answer any questions. Safety and game rules were clearly explained. I could tell that the staff really do care about their customers and the airsoft community as a whole. I look forward to going again.

I was Their on Friday (My first time) Staff was nice, People helped me out and they were Friendly. Games were fun, And pretty cheap for 4 hours, renting was good the M4's were really good and shot nice. 100% Coming again, Told my friends about it now their coming with me

The best hands down airsoft field I've been too. The staff team are amazing and always care about you! They help you with just about any issue, Ryan the manager or I can only assume. He hosts these amazing training nights, which really teach you a lot about the sport and helps a lot of new folks get into the flow of things! I've attended some of his classes and I've improved 100 times fold as a player and as a person. To see him around when I play and many of the other amazing staff members especially the ones tonight! This place is a second home practically! Extremely helpful staff extremely amazing field. it's very diverse and offers many different styles of play for just about any Loadout you want to play! A lot of fields in the industry are known for bad service or just have a bad reputation but this place is not that type of place! Every field should take a golden standard to Siege and follow after them and the whole sport as a whole will grow tenfold! Keep up the good work guys and I'll be sure to bring everyone I know over!!

Played there two times about a month ago after a friend of mine invited me to come try airsoft for the first time. Wound up getting myself hooked on the sport and by the second time out I had bought a 1400$ setup from their affiliate wholesaler, Toronto Airsoft. Before I get into siege let me just say I highly recommend TA. Their staff is highly knowledgeable and they carry a fairly decent sized stock for an in person store. They showed me how to perform spring changes on my new E&C 304 URX and found my plate carrier and other items with relatively no issue. As for siege, their field is incredibly fun. Apparently they just did a remodel and it seems like it paid off tremendously. There's a plethora of cover to choose from, respawn zones are well marked and referees have a blind high above the map so they are able to see everything very clearly which discourages cheating which, of course, is no fun for anyone. (The two times I visited I had no issues with god mode or hotheads or anything of that sort.) Their barracks are large and they offer plenty of room((s) Alpha room FTW) to suit up. My last time out I brought a group with me for a going away party as I was about to move out of province. I got put on a watchlist unfortunately for forgetting my muzzle cover before entering the staging area, which while unfortunate, I definitely can't complain as I only have myself to blame (ADHD things amirite) and their staff does a great job of keeping others safe and happy. Overall I'd definitely recommend the whole Airsoft conglomerate and I hope that the next time I'm back in Ontario they welcome me back because I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Just have fun, be safe and don't be upset if you break a rule and they call you out. Now if only they'd like my instagram post. ;)

One of the best locations in Toronto however I feel recently that this place has some fine tuning with balancing especially on open nights with lots of players. I also feel that the price per session is still a little high considering how many players are coming regularly now. It feels like the time on the field is getting shorter and shorter with the more people that show up every week but this is obviously the nature of the beast when catering to a large diverse group. Last year when the price was raised I felt like it was warranted because of the average group size on open plays. It felt like we were practically renting the place out, but now I feel a loss of that value with more players rather than the inverse of that makes sense. Maybe it would be interesting to try having 4 sets of smaller teams or rather 2 groups that alternate between 15 minutes of playing and 15 minutes of staging. This way players who are falling short of the skill gap who are more casual can be grouped together and high skill players looking for engaging targets can be grouped together as the night progresses. This would also elevate over crowding and help new comers get into the game. It could also open up the field a lot more to flanks on the busier nights. Love what you guys are doing none the less, best of luck to everyone there.

I went to Siege Airsoft for the Newbie Night they hosted this past weekend. It was my first time at the field in many years (5-6) and I was extremely impressed. The field plays extremely balanced and they really put a lot of effort into it. it was fast paced action, great workout. The newbie night aspect was perfect. The staff at Siege are VERY welcoming to new players and were extremely CLEAR on safety rules and conduct of the facility, which I appreciate. I attended the Newbie Night with a friend who was playing his first airsoft games that night. One of the best parts of the night was the dedicated team leaders who organized and planned each teams strategy. This made it a lot easier to focus on smaller objectives and improvements throughout the night. I also appreciated the tips my team leader gave after the games, and even during was a nice touch. The player base on Newbie Night was respectful and I encountered no issues with players cheating or anything else, everyone was great. In closing, the main takeaway is the staff at Siege really made this Newbie Night a success.

I have been to Siege ever since it opened. Honestly, the amount of work the staff put in and actively engaging with the community is astonishing. They genuinely want to offer a better experience for everyone whether new or veteran players. Having nights dedicated to new players and workshop events to offer knowledge to those who want to improve overall in this sport. Amazing staff and game modes. Rules and safety are enforced like it should be. 10/10 recommend as this is indeed the greatest indoor field in Toronto!