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The schedule for the 2004 season has been changed. The 2nd series event will be played at the Disney Sports Complex in Kissimmee, FL instead of Las Vegas, NV. The event dates are April 28th - May 2nd

The contact from City of Las Vegas informed me on Friday that the city would no longer be willing to allow us to play paintball on any grassed areas. Being that there is so little grass in the area, it is difficult to find suitable playing areas. And with these grassed area being so rare, the price of most is not within our means.

Rather than take 6 weeks to TRY to find an area that is available, suited for the event, and affordable we have decided to go ahead and take advantage of the offer proposed by Disney. This allows us to avoid a position of not being certain of where we will be playing until days before the event.

I am now looking into finding areas for the 4th event. I am looking in the Denver and Portland areas. As soon as I get more info, I will post it into the news section of www.pspevents.com.

The Disney deal is a long-term deal that will alleviate the problem of finding venues for several years to come. We will hopefully be
having the 2nd event, as well as the World Cup on Disney property for the next few years. It seems that the success of the 2003 World Cup has opened Disney’s eyes to the potential tournament paintball has to offer. We look forward to a relationship that will be beneficial to PSP, Disney, and the tournament players.

Lane Wright
Tournament Director Paintball Sports Promotions
1229 Mystic Drive - Loganville, GA 30052 lane@pspevents.com
 

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