Axe throwing is part of the experience here and is available for groups, including families, as long as everyone taking part is age 12 or older. Each person throws a standard axe at a target for fun and a little friendly competition in a safe, controlled setting. It’s a popular activity for family outings, group events, or parties looking for something different and exciting to do together. Everyone under 18 will need a parent or guardian’s signature on the waiver before participating.
You can definitely reserve our rage room for a party or special occasion with your group of friends. For groups larger than five people, just contact us directly by phone or email so we can help set up your booking and discuss any special needs. We can also work with you to arrange the best experience for bigger events, like birthdays or team celebrations. Let us know your group size, and we'll make it easy to organize your session.
Every group that books an axe throwing session gets full instruction from staff before starting, whether you’re brand new or have some experience. A staff member explains the safety rules and shows you the best way to throw. You’ll also get your own lane and targets for the session. No experience is needed—everything is set up so beginners can have fun and throw safely.
You can book a combo session that includes both axe throwing and a rage room in a single visit. The combo package gives you one hour of axe throwing plus 30 minutes in the rage room. It’s a popular choice for people who want to try both activities back-to-back. You can reserve this option directly using the “Book Now!” button on the website, or contact staff if you have a large group or special request.
We do host corporate events where your whole team can try both axe throwing and the rage room in one visit. You can book a combo package that combines time for axe throwing and a session in the rage room, which makes it great for team building and group fun. For larger groups, especially those over 10 people, just contact us directly to talk through the details or any special requests so we can make sure everything runs smoothly. It's a popular choice for teams looking to do something different and memorable together.
Rage rooms are great for family outings as long as everyone in the group is at least 12 years old. Teenagers over 12 can take part, and it’s actually a really fun and safe way for families to blow off some steam together. Just make sure everyone signs the required waiver ahead of time, and you'll be good to go. If you have a large group or any special needs, it’s best to reach out before booking to make sure everything’s set up right for your visit.
To book a rage room experience for a group, use the “Book Now!” button on the website for smaller groups, or contact directly by phone or email if your group is bigger than five people. For very large events like corporate groups with over ten people, reaching out lets you discuss specific needs and set up the best package. Every rage room session requires a minimum age of 12. There isn’t a strict maximum group limit listed, but big groups are welcome and staff will help coordinate details for your event to make sure everyone has a good time safely.
A typical rage room session includes a set amount of time—usually around 30 minutes—in a safe area where you can break stuff like plates, glasses, and old electronics. Everything you need, including breakable items and smashing tools like bats or hammers, is included with your booking. You don’t have to bring anything; protective gear and clean-up are handled for you, so you just show up, suit up, and start smashing. The only thing required is that you wear closed toe shoes (no sandals or crocs).
The rage room is set up to be beginner-friendly, so it’s a good choice if you’re trying this kind of thing for the first time. Staff explain the safety rules and show you how to use everything, then you get to break things like plates, glasses, and electronics in a safe space. You don’t need any previous experience, and everything you need is provided. It’s a popular option for people who just want to try something different to blow off steam or make memories with friends.
The rage rooms are open to both individuals and groups, so you can come solo or bring friends, family, or coworkers for a shared experience. It’s a unique way to let off steam together, and the sessions can be set up for different group sizes. Larger groups or special events should reach out ahead of time to make arrangements so everyone can take part safely and have enough time in the rage room.
All participants need to sign a waiver before their rage room session, which explains the rules and outlines safety guidelines. Anyone using the rage room gets provided with protective gear like coveralls, helmets, gloves, ear protection, and face shields. There’s a minimum age of 12 to take part, and staff will go over safety instructions before you start. Everyone is shown how to properly use the tools, and only items set up by the staff are allowed to be broken. Staff supervise the activity to make sure everyone follows the rules, so you can let off steam safely.
You can definitely use the rage room to relieve stress by breaking things like plates, glasses, and old electronics in a safe, controlled space. All tools and safety equipment are provided, and the staff makes sure everyone knows the rules before starting. The area is set up with safety in mind, so you can let off steam without worrying about getting hurt. Anyone 12 or older can join in, and there’s a waiver to sign before your session for added peace of mind.
Yes, everyone taking part in a rage room session needs to download and sign a waiver before they show up. This is to make sure you understand the rules and safety guidelines. Bringing the signed waiver with you helps speed up the check-in process when you arrive. If you forget to fill it out ahead of time, there’s usually a way to complete it at the venue, but doing it early saves time and keeps things moving smoothly.
There’s a 10% discount for military, fire, and police personnel on all bookings, including rage room sessions. Just let the staff know when you’re booking or checking in, and be ready to show your valid ID to get the discount applied.
There’s a 10% discount for military, fire, and police personnel when booking any of the activities, including the rage room. You just need to show proof of service when you arrive. This discount is our way of saying thanks for your service.
Yes, you need to download and sign a waiver before you arrive for your rage room session. This helps make sure that everyone understands the safety rules and guidelines before participating. It also helps things go quicker when you get here, so you can start your session without delays. You can find the waiver on the website.
Yes, everyone who wants to use the rage room needs to download and sign a waiver before coming in for their session. This helps make sure that all participants understand and follow the safety rules. You can find the waiver on the website, and filling it out ahead of time keeps things quick and simple when you arrive.
You do need to sign a waiver before coming in for a rage room session, and you can easily complete it online ahead of time. This helps make sure everyone knows the safety rules before their visit and speeds things up when you arrive. Just download and sign the waiver from the website so you’re ready to go when you get here.
Military, fire, and police personnel get a 10% discount on rage room sessions. Just bring your valid ID when you come in so we can apply the discount at check-in. This offer is our way of saying thanks for your service.
You’ll need to sign a waiver before your rage room session. You can download and fill out the waiver online before you arrive—this helps speed things up when you check in and makes sure everyone understands the safety rules ahead of time. If you forget, you can still sign it when you get here, but doing it online keeps things smooth and hassle-free.
A rage room session costs $50 per person for a 30-minute block. We provide all the safety gear you’ll need, including coveralls, gloves, and goggles. Sometimes we add extra protective equipment depending on what’s being smashed. All you need to do is wear closed-toed shoes and follow the safety instructions.
There are food and drinks available on-site for guests, even if you’re just here for axe throwing. You can grab water, soft drinks, chips, candy, popcorn, beer, and wine to enjoy while you hang out. It’s easy to grab a snack or drink before or after your session, so you don’t have to head out if you get hungry or thirsty during your visit.
For a rage room session, it’s important to wear comfortable clothing that covers your skin, and closed-toed shoes are required for everyone—this is a must for safety reasons. You don’t need to worry about bringing extra safety gear because everything else, like coveralls, gloves, and goggles, will be provided when you get here. Just make sure you wear shoes that fully cover your toes, like sneakers or boots, to protect your feet during your session.
Each axe throwing lane can hold up to five people at a time. There are five lanes available for axe throwing, so larger groups can split up and everyone gets a turn to play. This makes it easy for groups of friends, families, or teams to enjoy the activity together without long waits.
An axe throwing session lasts one hour and costs $30 per person. Each lane can fit up to five people, so you’re welcome to bring a small group or just go solo. You get a safety briefing and coaching before you start, so it works for beginners and experienced throwers.
You can book a combo package that includes both axe throwing and the rage room in one visit. It’s a popular choice for groups who want to try everything in a single session. You can easily choose the combo option when booking online, and it’s a good way to make the most of your time while mixing things up with two different activities. If you have a group or need something special, you can also call or email to set up custom arrangements.
For corporate events, up to 35 people can be accommodated at one time. This includes use of both rage rooms and axe throwing lanes, and the facility can be reserved for private group bookings. Custom packages with food, drinks, and other services are available to fit the group’s needs.
Free training is already included with every axe throwing booking, so you don’t need to join a separate session. When you arrive, an instructor will go over the basics with you and give safety tips before you start throwing. No need to sign up for anything extra—everyone gets the training they need as part of their booking.
All the items you’ll need to smash in the rage room are provided for you—think plates, glassware, electronics, and even some furniture. For safety and insurance reasons, we don’t allow you to bring your own items from home. Everything you break here is selected to be safe for demo and follows our guidelines, so you just have to show up ready to smash.
Beer and wine are available for purchase after your rage room session. Once you’ve finished smashing, you can grab a drink on-site and relax. Just make sure you do all activities before enjoying any alcohol, since drinking isn’t allowed before or during rage room or axe throwing sessions.
A rage room session lasts 30 minutes. If you want more time, you can book multiple 30-minute blocks back-to-back, as long as there’s availability. It’s a good idea to book ahead if you want extra time, especially on weekends or for larger groups. Each rage room can fit up to four people at a time.
Corporate event packages are customizable and can include both catering and private facility booking options. You can choose different activities for your group, set up private use of our spaces for up to 35 people, and request special food and drink packages based on your needs. Just reach out directly to discuss what you need, and we’ll work with you to set up an event that fits your group.
You can book a party rental or private facility for birthdays, group celebrations, or even corporate events. Private bookings allow you to reserve the space for your group, with capacity for up to 35 people. With a private facility rental, you get access to both rage rooms and axe throwing lanes, plus all the necessary safety gear and one-on-one coaching for axe throwing. The booking also includes setup options for food and drinks—there are catering packages available or you can pick from the snacks, popcorn, beer, and wine on-site. If you need help with special requests or planning details, you can call or email for more info.
There’s a rage room in Indianapolis where you can break things like plates, glasses, and even electronics in a safe, controlled space. You get protective gear and tools to smash stuff, and the environment is set up for a fun way to let off steam. It’s open to anyone 12 and older, and you can even pair this experience with axe throwing if you want. It’s a unique option if you’re looking for exciting things to do or a new way to blow off stress with friends or a group.
Yes, corporate groups can book events that include both axe throwing and the rage room as part of team building activities. There’s a combo package that lets your team spend time axe throwing and then move on to the rage room, so everyone gets to try both experiences. For bigger groups, it’s recommended to contact the venue directly to talk through the details, make any special arrangements, and ensure everyone gets the best experience possible. This setup is popular for company outings looking for something active and memorable.
You can book axe throwing sessions, a rage room experience, or a combo package with both. For group outings, there are options for one-hour or two-hour axe throwing sessions, or you can pick a combo with one hour of axe throwing and thirty minutes in the rage room. Larger groups—especially over five people—should call or email to set up a special booking, so the staff can help with custom arrangements or answer questions. These packages work for friends, families, parties, or work events, and there’s a discount for military, fire, and police personnel. The variety lets you choose what fits your group best, whether you want a fun competition, stress relief, or something totally different to do together.