Package “Full Auto”

If you want a Warsaw activity that feels more like action-movie logistics than museum time, this indoor range session is the hook. You fire full-automatic guns in a controlled, safe indoor setup, and it runs on a 16-track layout with target conveyors.

I also like the way the package gives real variety. You go through multiple firearms, with a total of 85 shots, including the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 and an UZI, not just one rental gun. One possible drawback: this is loud, intense, and you need to be comfortable following safety instructions while standing and moving between firing positions for about 45 minutes.

Key things to know before you go

• Full-auto only: every listed gun in the Full Auto package is available in full automatic firing mode
• Five famous firearms, one run: CZ Scorpion EVO 3, PM 63 Rak, UZI, RPD, PKM
• Modern range tech: 16 firing tracks with target conveyors for steady pacing
• English-friendly: the experience is offered in English
• Short and focused: about 45 minutes for a complete package session
• Small-ish groups: maximum of 40 travelers

Full Auto at Krakowiaków 80A, what you are actually booking

This is a straightforward shooting experience, and that is part of the value. You are not wandering around for hours. You are arriving at the PM Shooter Shooting Range on Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, doing a safety-focused briefing, then firing your package in an indoor range designed to handle multiple lanes at once.

The range uses 16 firing tracks and target conveyors. That matters more than it sounds. It keeps things moving, so you are not stuck waiting for someone else to finish their lane. It also makes the session easier to manage for the staff, which usually means clearer pacing for you.

The price, at $247.53 per person for roughly 45 minutes, lands in the mid-to-higher category for shooting activities. The reason it can feel “worth it” is that you get multiple firearms and a large shot count, not a token taste. For me, the sweet spot is that you leave with the full experience, not a half session.

What the Full Auto package includes, 5 guns and 85 shots

Here is the exact breakdown in the Full Auto package, with all guns available in full automatic firing mode:

• 15 shots: CZ Scorpion EVO 3 (submachine gun)
• 15 shots: PM 63 Rak (submachine gun)
• 15 shots: UZI (submachine gun)
• 20 shots: RPD (machine gun)
• 20 shots: PKM (machine gun)

That totals 85 shots.

Why this matters for your decision: you are not just paying for “access to a gun.” You are paying for a structured sequence across different weapon styles. The early submachine guns tend to feel more compact and nimble than the heavier machine guns. Then you step up to the RPD and PKM portions, where you get a different feel in weight and handling. If you are here to experience variety, this package is built for that.

Also, the number of guns is doing something practical: it keeps the session from turning into a single-note activity. Even if you only care about one specific firearm, the others help you compare how they feel under real range conditions.

Arrival and the short pre-shoot flow you should expect

Your session meets at Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. The activity ends back at the meeting point, so you do not need to plan a second transport hop.

You will likely have a quick check-in before anything happens. Even though the exact minute-by-minute schedule is not listed, the format of a modern indoor range usually means you should plan for:

• a brief safety talk focused on lane rules and how to handle firearms safely
• time spent confirming you understand the commands before firing begins
• getting set up for each lane or station as your package progresses

The good part is that this is an indoor range with multiple tracks. That usually makes the process smoother than a tiny setup with just one or two lanes.

The range is also described as having a friendly atmosphere and safe environment. That is important because “safe” in a shooting context usually means strict rules and clear instruction. You should expect you will follow those instructions closely.

Safety, control, and why 16 tracks makes your session easier

When people hear “full automatic,” the mental picture can get dramatic fast. The practical reality is that a modern range still runs on control: procedures, lane discipline, and staff guidance.

What I like about this setup is that it is designed for throughput. Sixteen firing tracks with target conveyors means the range can handle multiple shooting segments efficiently. Translation for you: you should get a smoother flow, less idle waiting, and more time actually shooting within the roughly 45 minutes.

Also, the experience lists a requirement of moderate physical fitness. That does not suggest a hike or anything like that. It usually means you should be comfortable standing for the session, moving to your lane position, and holding your posture while receiving instructions.

If you have mobility issues, you will want to think carefully. The data does not spell out accommodations, so I would assume you should be able to stand and move safely inside the range area for the duration.

The “feel” of the session, what to expect from the five-gun rotation

This package is built like a sequence: lighter compact submachine guns first, then bigger machine guns. You go through five distinct platforms, and the total shot count of 85 means you are not just firing a couple of test rounds.

Here is what you can reasonably expect in terms of experience design, based on how these packages are usually staged in a multi-lane range:

• You start by getting comfortable with the range rules and lane commands.
• You then shoot the three submachine gun portions (CZ Scorpion EVO 3, PM 63 Rak, UZI), each with 15 shots.
• Finally, you finish with the RPD and PKM portions, each with 20 shots, which tend to feel more substantial due to how these weapons handle.

One thing to keep in mind: full automatic shooting is intense. Even with safety gear and lane control, it is loud and physically demanding on your attention. If your goal is purely sightseeing, this may feel like the opposite. If your goal is a hands-on experience with real variety, this package is built for exactly that.

The review rating is 4.9, and the standout theme is fun and variety. One comment specifically highlights it as fun for teens, especially with a broad choice of guns. That tracks with the structure: you are offering multiple iconic platforms in a single session, which usually lands better with younger groups than a one-gun-only experience.

Language and communication, why English matters here

This activity is offered in English, which is a big help for comfort. Shooting ranges require quick, accurate communication. Even if you already know firearms terminology, you still want to understand the lane commands and safety instructions without guessing.

So for you, English availability means less friction. You can focus on the moment instead of translating.

When to book, and how to plan around the schedule

The experience is listed with opening hours for Monday to Wednesday, 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The overall availability is shown for a long date range, but the daily time window you should plan around is those Monday to Wednesday hours.

The listing also notes that, on average, this is booked 11 days in advance. That is a useful timing clue. If you are traveling during a busier stretch of the year, I would not wait until the last minute.

As for logistics at a practical level, the location is said to be near public transportation. That matters in Warsaw because it can save you the hassle of finding street parking near a specific address. Still, if you use public transit, check your route ahead of time so you arrive calmly. Shooting sessions run tight, and being late is rarely your friend.

Value check: is $247.53 a good deal for a 45-minute session?

Let’s do the math the practical way.

• Total price: $247.53 per person
• Total shots: 85 shots
• Rough cost per shot: about $2.91 per shot (before any optional add-ons, since none are stated)

That number alone is not the whole story, because you are also paying for:

• range time (roughly 45 minutes)
• staff oversight
• lane management across 16 tracks
• access to multiple firearms, including heavier machine guns

So where the value lands is not just on the per-shot number. It is on the bundle of five different platforms and the fact that you get enough rounds to actually feel a difference between weapon types.

If you want one gun and a few test shots, you can sometimes find cheaper options. But if you want a complete, structured package that keeps you moving and firing, this format is easier to justify.

Who this is best for, and who should think twice

This fits best if you want a hands-on, high-intensity activity and you enjoy variety. The structure makes it especially suitable for:

• people traveling with teens who like fast, memorable activities
• adults who want a controlled first-time-to-experienced bridge, where the session is clearly staged
• firearm-curious travelers who want more than a single-platform experience

It may be less satisfying if you are looking for a quiet break, a photo walk, or a relaxed evening. The session is centered on shooting, and that is inherently loud and rule-focused.

Also, because the package says moderate physical fitness level, you should think about your comfort with standing and moving between the range positions for about 45 minutes.

Should you book Full Auto in Warsaw?

Book it if you want a short, structured shooting session that delivers real variety: five firearms, full automatic, and 85 shots in about 45 minutes. The 4.9 rating and the emphasis on fun, including for teens, makes sense for this format.

Skip it if you do not enjoy loud, hands-on activities or if you expect a sightseeing-style experience. Also consider it carefully if standing and following strict safety procedures feels stressful for you.

If you are the type who likes clear instructions, a modern facility, and a “do the whole thing in one go” plan, this is one of the more straightforward ways to get that in Warsaw.

FAQ

How long is the Full Auto experience in Warsaw?

The experience lasts about 45 minutes.

Where do I meet for the Full Auto session?

The meeting point is Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What language is the experience offered in?

The experience is offered in English.

What are the opening hours for this activity?

The listed opening hours are Monday to Wednesday, 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

What is included in the Full Auto package?

The package includes full automatic firing mode for these guns and shot counts: CZ Scorpion EVO 3 (15 shots), PM 63 Rak (15 shots), UZI (15 shots), RPD (20 shots), and PKM (20 shots).

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.