What is included in the price?

The booking includes 210 minutes of private event time for up to 15 people: standard smash package items per person, splatter paint supplies including a 16×20 canvas per person, and a 60‑minute axe session per person.

Are children allowed?

Yes, ages 10 and up are permitted; minors must have a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian before participating.

Do I need to bring safety equipment?

No. The venue provides instruction and protective gear as part of the session, but guests must wear closed‑toed shoes and long sleeves or a jumpsuit.

Can I add food or drinks?

An add‑on sheet pizza and 2‑liter soda option is available through the operator; check the booking page for current catering options.

Is prior experience required for axe throwing?

No. Staff provide instruction suitable for beginners, and lanes are supervised to enforce safety and proper technique.

How do I confirm location and arrival details?

Confirm the venue address and meeting point with the operator when you book—the listing did not include a street address, so verify arrival instructions in your confirmation email.

Smash, Splatter, and Throw: Private Party Extravaganza at smashglendale | Axe Throwing | Private

PARTY EXTRAVAGANZA at smashglendale is a high‑energy private event that packs three visceral activities into a single 210‑minute booking: smash-room release, splatter-paint creation, and axe-throwing lanes. The package is built for private groups of up to 15 and splits time between a dedicated event room, roughly 35 minutes of smash time per person with up to 40 glass items and two electronics, a 35‑minute splatter session where each guest receives seven medium squirt bottles and a 16×20 canvas to keep, and a 60‑minute axe‑throwing session. Because a street address was not included in the listing, confirm the venue location with the operator at booking; the booking shortname provided is smashglendale. What sets this experience apart is its choreography of different kinds of physical play. The smash room stages a safe, supervised outlet for loud, cathartic energy with disposable items prepared per person. The splatter studio turns chaos into a personalized keepsake—canvases come home saturated with color and memory. The axe lanes add a focused, competitive contrast: instructed throws under staff supervision make the activity accessible to beginners while preserving real technique for more practiced throwers. Together, these elements create a private, theatrical block of time that reads like a team-building session, a birthday party, or a loud, memorable night out. Practical details are straightforward: wear closed‑toed shoes and long sleeves or use a jumpsuit if available; minors must have signed parental waivers before participating. The operator recommends coming in clothes you don’t mind ruining and offers a pizza add‑on for simple catering. Waivers, safety briefings, and in‑session supervision keep risk manageable, but participants should expect standing, throwing, and repetitive motion. This package works as a central social hub: group photos in front of the paint-splattered canvases, slow‑motion clips of glass shattering, and action shots at the axe lanes translate immediately to social media and keepsakes. It’s especially useful for mixed‑ability groups because vendors structure time so everyone rotates through calmer and more active stations. If you’re planning a private event where release, creativity, and a little friendly competition are the aims, PARTY EXTRAVAGANZA at smashglendale is an efficient, fully contained choice—confirm location details on booking and come ready to get loud. Even though this experience happens indoors, it plugs into the local recreation scene by offering an alternative to hiking or nightlife: it’s a destination for groups who want physical, playful release without leaving town. Book early for weekend slots—Friday and Saturday rates are higher—and confirm any private-room requests. Ask staff about accommodating mobility limits or sensory sensitivities when you reserve. Bring a low‑light capable camera or smartphone and a small zip bag for valuables: the venue supplies protective gear but not lockers in the listing, so plan accordingly.