We made reservations online for 4 of us. We all had a great time but we quickly realized for us out of shape people it is physically exhausting. The nice part is they had chairs and tables to hang out in between playing. We got the balloons to tape to at the target and that was actually fun to have an object to aim at. The staff are really nice and have us a run through on how to throw.

Came to celebrate a birthday and it was so fun! Staff is friendly, and will support you with demos and equipment replacements as needed. Really appreciated the different throwing axes to accommodate folks’ strength levels. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to relieve some stress or live their RPG fantasy.

Wonderful way to spend an hour or so! We went as a group of six. After we signed waivers, the friendly coaching staff gave us about five minutes’ training covering safety rules and basic technique, then we started throwing axes at the targets. It wasn't very busy, so we had a lane each. Each lane is protected from the next with walls and strong wire fencing, so no danger of errant axes. Even following the coach's instructions most of our throws bounced off the target wall, with hardly any of our throws even making contact at the business end. But after a while we began to land our axes firmly in the target wall, a few at first then more often. We asked for some more coaching, and got some helpful pointers. After about 45 minutes all of us were throwing successfully into the target area most of the time. Four different types/weights of axe are available, each with its own technique. Soft drinks are available - it’s thirsty work! Lots of fun, I highly recommend Axe Adventures for solo, partner, group or team-building activity.

This was a fun activity! They allowed outside food and beverages (no alchohol) and provided us with a little training and safety talk, and then let us go on our own. We had a great time!

First-time group with age ranges from 22 to 67. We had a great time. Quick setup and safety briefing and then we were assigned to a set of cages with four axes each. We paid extra for a set of knives and a big axe which was surprisingly easier to get to stick in the target. Over the course of our hour, which was more than enough, we were pleased to get better and better. Great setup with plenty of seating while we took a breather. Highly recommend.

Great fun! I took a group of five high school girls here and they had a blast. So much so that they didn’t want to leave. Peter, our instructor, was very nice and professional. He gave us some great and much needed tips, as we were first-timers. Highly recommend!

I highly recommend this place. I had a really good time with family and friends. The staff is really nice and helpful. They have nice wall graphics that you can take photos by and they played nice music well you are enjoying throwing a axe, sitting or stand around. This place has a really good vibe. I will most definitely be visiting again.

Came with my husband for a date night this past Friday. We were supposed to come last month but were unable so I'm glad we were able to this time despite the weather. We got there, found street parking immediately, and walked in. We were greeted, we signed waivers, and waited for our session to start. The employee who gave us our instructions was super nice and friendly and periodically asked if everyone was doing alright during our session. We were a party of 2 next to another party of 2 and near a party of 8 on 3 lanes. It's was a cozy atmosphere. They had waters, soda, Gatorade, and snacks for sale and they also had cool neon lights for photo backdrops. On the lanes, there were 4 different axes to choose from which was a fun variety. The bright targets were a nice touch. They also had board games available for people to play. When I went to buy some sodas, the employees were very nice to chat with. I hope I have the opportunity to come back with my son or my meetup group. Legitimately, our only issue was the people next to us who spent more than half the time taking photos in their lane and just slamming the axe into the target or carving into the wall or taking up space by throwing side by side. Why do people act like that?