Game packages, booking enquiries and event galleries fit together in Rangun, a Tailwind CSS paintball arena template built on Tailwind CSS 4. It is made for paintball arenas, outdoor adventure parks, laser tag and airsoft venues, and activity centres that run junior paintball, zombie experiences, escape rooms and zorbing.

Tailwind CSS Paintball Arena Template With Three Home Layouts

A Tailwind CSS paintball arena template like this one gives you 18 pages, so the arena, services and news all have a place. Three home layouts let you pick the hero and game showcase that match your field, then keep the rest of the site the same.

• 18 pages across home, services, portfolio, news and contact
• 3 home layouts with different hero styles and game arrangements
• A services section, a portfolio gallery and a news blog

Services, Game Gallery and News Pages

Some pages matter more than others for an outdoor venue, because visitors arrive wanting to know what they can play and how to book.

• Services lists paintball, laser tag, airsoft, junior paintball and zombie experiences, so a family can see the options before they call.
• Portfolio is a game and event gallery. Because Isotope filtering is built in, a visitor can narrow it by game type or activity.
• Contact holds a Get A Quote form, so a booking enquiry for a party or group day starts here.
• News and News Details carry event announcements and outdoor sports articles.
• About tells the story of the arena and its mission.

The home pages also use CounterUp statistics for players and sessions, and EasyPieChart for booking and satisfaction figures. Slick carousels handle the hero and testimonials, while a lightbox opens action photos full screen. MeanMenu keeps navigation usable on phones, which matters when players check details on site.

Utility Styling on the Services and Gallery Pages

Each services card and gallery tile carries its look as Tailwind classes on the element itself, so changing one means editing that one spot. Layouts respond to screen width through mobile-first breakpoint prefixes on each element, which suits visitors browsing on a phone near the field. Hover and focus styles sit beside the default ones on the same element, so a button on the Get A Quote form is easy to adjust in one place.

Files, Icons and Fonts in the Rangun Package

The ready-made pages load directly from the folder. Tailwind’s original files are in the package too, in case you prefer to adjust the styling and regenerate it. None of the live preview photos ship with it, so neutral placeholders sit in their spots until your own arena photos go in. For icons it uses Flaticon and FontAwesome, while Google Fonts handles the typefaces, and step-by-step documentation covers setup and customisation. Image credits go to Freepik and Unsplash, and the pages work in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.

Rangun suits freelancers and agencies too, since one download covers a complete outdoor sports site with 18 pages.