Sharp parties,
big stories.
Birthday parties, bachelor and bachelorette nights, three leagues and company outings, all run by trained coaches who keep it safe first and loud second.
Parties $299
Leagues from $120
Company nights year round
League signup Sat, Sep 26
Parties for ages 13 and up
$299
10 max
The party
they’ll talk about.
Two hours: 90 minutes throwing, 30 at your party table
A coach who runs games and a mini tournament
All axes, digital invitations and waivers
Bring your own cake, we bring plates and candles
$28 for each extra thrower
Weekends book fast
Friday to Sunday at noon, 3 PM, 6 PM and 9 PM. Book three to four weeks ahead.
Fall league signup Saturday, September 26
Three leagues.
One crew.
Run by Dom Marino and his coaches. Most throwers start in Rec and move up when they want more.
Rec League
New throwers
Tuesdays, 7 to 9 PM
No tryout, first come
Friendly games, coached warm-ups and a pizza night at the end of the season.
Club League
One season in
Wednesdays, 7 to 9:30 PM
Short skills check
Clutch shots, big axe rounds and a playoff bracket.
Pro League
Serious throwers
Thursdays + travel tournaments
Top eight or coach invite
Tracked averages, knife rounds and regional tournaments.
Company nights for teams of 8 to 40
Team night,
done right.
Private lanes for coworkers from 8 to 40 people. A coach runs a warm-up, a bracket and a final, and we handle food and the scoreboard.
$45
Two hours, per person
$250
Food package, +$15
A company night
6:00
Check-in and waivers
6:15
Safety briefing and practice rounds
6:45
Food and drinks
7:15
Team bracket with a coach
7:45
Big axe showdown
8:00
Final and trophy
Safe is
the whole point.
Axe throwing has real risks. Every coach is trained in-house and certified in first aid, and here is how we run every lane.
1:2
Coach to lanes
One coach for every two lanes during parties and sessions.
6 ft
Between lanes
Steel cages and a red line keep every thrower in their own lane.
100%
Coaches first aid certified
CPR and first aid for every coach, renewed yearly.
For the
organizer.
Waivers, what to wear and what happens when someone has never held an axe.
How old do throwers need to be?
13 and up. Throwers under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign the waiver and stay in the building.
Who signs the waiver?
What should guests wear?
Can we bring food and drinks?
What if someone is nervous?
One hour.
Zero pressure.
Book a walk-in hour with a friend before planning anything bigger. The counter can hold a party date for 48 hours.