easy
30 minutes
No special fitness required, but moderate physical exertion is involved.
Release stress by smashing electronics and glass at The Smash Room in Abu Dhabi. This high-energy 30-minute session offers a one-of-a-kind physical outlet in a safe, controlled setting.
Ages 14+ • 4 people max • 30 min • 1 Washing Machine + 1 TV + 1 Printer + 4 CPU + 50 Glass items
Experience a unique form of therapy at The Smash Room, where you can unleash your frustrations by smashing a washing machine, TV, printer, CPUs, and glass items. This exhilarating 30-minute session offers a primal release without reflection, allowing you to break free and let loose in a safe environment.
30 min
Instead of slamming your phone against the ground or punching a hole in the wall or flipping a table, you can come to The Smash Room and shatter, break, stomp, tear, yell, and embrace an animalistic release you can only find here - a therapy that doesn't involve reflection, a meditation that doesn't involve soul searching!
As it is a physical activity, you should wear clothes you can move around in. However, we have no restrictions. It's also best to wear or bring your own closed shoes (sneakers, trainers, or running shoes). Otherwise, we have safety boots for rent on-site at AED 25 per pair.
Dress in clothes that allow full movement since you’ll be actively smashing and moving around.
Bring your own sneakers or trainers for safety, or rent boots on-site for added protection.
Sessions accommodate up to 4 participants to ensure enough space and equipment per person.
Arrive 10–15 minutes early to receive safety instructions and gear fitting.
Abu Dhabi has transformed rapidly over the past decades from a desert settlement into a bustling metropolis rich in culture and leisure activities.
The Smash Room encourages responsible disposal and recycling of electronic waste, contributing to local sustainability efforts.
Protects feet during physical activity and smashing.
Allows freedom of movement during the session.
Protects eyes from debris during smashing.
Reduces noise impact for sensitive participants.