How many people can be in the smash room?

Rooms comfortably fit up to four participants, with occasional accommodation for a fifth at staff discretion.

Are prices per person or per group?

All pricing and packages are per person.

Can I book a session for a group to share the same room?

Yes, everyone included in the same booking will share one room.

Will I be smashing with strangers?

No, each booking guarantees a private room for you and your party.

Can I take photos or videos during the session?

Absolutely! Each room includes a selfie set-up, and staff are happy to take before and after photos.

Is playing music during the session mandatory?

No, you can choose to play your own music or enjoy the natural sounds of destruction.

Smash Stress Away with House of Rage's Breakables Session

Located in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, House of Rage offers a standout approach to releasing stress and clearing unwelcome clutter through its signature Bring Your Own Breakables session. This isn’t your average outdoor adventure but rather a unique indoor adrenaline outlet set against the backdrop of New England's coastal charm. At 832 State Road, the facility transforms ordinary frustration into a physical and liberating experience centered around a 20-minute smash session designed for individuals and small groups.

House of Rage invites participants aged 10 and up to bring their own breakables—anything from old coffee mugs and picture frames to small electronics with batteries removed—and shatter them in a fully equipped rage room. Safety gear and a wide selection of smashing tools are provided, along with a personal Bluetooth speaker to set your smashing soundtrack. Whether letting go of breakup leftovers or simply shaking off a tough week, the controlled chaos here offers a refreshingly practical way to purge both physical and emotional baggage.

Dartmouth's suburban setting makes House of Rage easily accessible for greater Boston area visitors seeking an unconventional, high-energy session that counters the area's more traditional outdoor pursuits like hiking and kayaking. The experience balances catharsis with conscientiousness, as strict guidelines prohibit hazardous items and ensure safe disposal. After smashing, guests can unwind in the Zen Den, a cool-down space designed for relaxation and reflection.

This distinctive activity fits seamlessly into the local adventure scene by marrying stress relief with fun, setting itself apart as a must-try for those craving a break from trail and tide. For anyone looking to channel energy into something tangible and memorable, House of Rage’s Bring Your Own Breakables session offers a rare chance to break free—literally and figuratively.

About House of Rage

House of Rage is a Dartmouth, Massachusetts venue that offers supervised rage‑room and creative smash experiences designed for stress relief and expressive play. The facility features a range of session types—from short 20‑minute smash breaks to extended 45‑minute rampages—allowing guests to choose timed, private experiences that match their needs. Sessions include Temper Tantrum, Bring Your Own Breakables, The Drip Zone, Fury Frenzy, Crash The Corporation, Mass Glass Experience, Rage Rampage, and limited-run Breakthrough Sessions led by Nicole Gotthold.

Staff provide safety briefings and personal protective equipment for every participant. Music and personal Bluetooth speakers are permitted in many experiences to create an individualized atmosphere. The Drip Zone offers glow‑in‑the‑dark neon paint activities with canvases, paint blasters, and playful group options. The Mass Glass Experience focuses specifically on glass breakables, while Bring Your Own Breakables invites guests to responsibly dispose of unwanted items by smashing them.

House of Rage positions safety and choice at the center of each booking, with clearly timed sessions, available weapons for controlled smashing, and a dedicated Zen Den for post‑session relaxation during select experiences. The Breakthrough Sessions combine guided breathwork meditation and structured rage release under the direction of Nicole Gotthold, providing an option that blends therapeutic techniques with primal expression.

The venue accommodates solo visitors, pairs, and small groups seeking a novel release method or memorable celebration. House of Rage is featured on The Adventure Collective and presents clear, bookable experiences in Dartmouth for adults seeking safe, supervised physical release and creative play and restorative.