Among the world's first underground paintball arenas, Jaegers Paintball Complex spans five subterranean fields, all housed within one of Kansas City's oldest limestone mines. Holding at 56 degrees year round, these cave-like playing fields give marksmen cover in the form of limestone columns, stacks of barrels, and upturned cable spools. When the weather warms, Jaegers' team ventures above ground to supervise four outdoor fields, where plywood structures and tree-cast shade present obstacles and cover for weekend games of hyperpipe, woodsball, and speedball. Back underground, experienced gunsmiths man a pro shop, where they dispense advice and repair gear. Jaegers Paintball Complex features a fully stocked shop, with paintball markers, accessories, and other necessities. A refreshment area provides respite between games—players may bring their own food or order delivery from a nearby Dominoes. Further amenities include soda machines, WiFi, and free views of coffee-table books depicting historic paintball battles.