Does the paint wash off easily?

The paint is non-toxic and semi-washable, but some staining can occur; wear provided gear or old clothes.

How many people can participate at once?

Up to 8 people per room when booked online, and up to 10 by phone arrangement.

Is the price per person or per group?

All prices and packages are charged per person.

Can I book a private room with friends only?

Yes, each booking gets its own room, so you won’t paint with strangers.

Am I required to play music during the session?

No, playing music is optional and fully up to your group’s preference.

Can I add more supplies or participants after arrival?

Add-ons are available, but it’s best to call ahead to ensure availability and preparation time.

Neon Paint Parties at House of Rage’s Drip Zone in Dartmouth

At 832 State Rd in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, House of Rage offers a wildly unique spin on interactive group fun with The Drip Zone—a glow-in-the-dark neon paint party that transforms traditional art and play into an explosive sensory experience. This isn’t your average paint session; it’s a multi-sensory playground where vivid neon colors fly, turn heads, and leave lasting memories across the walls, canvases, and your very clothes. Whether you're ducking splatters from a paint blaster gun or getting creative with glitter paint brushes, The Drip Zone invites visitors of all ages to let loose under UV blacklights in a purpose-built splatter room.

With sessions lasting 25 minutes and accommodating intimate groups up to eight people, this vibrant paint party strikes the perfect balance between adrenaline and artistry. Each participant receives a 16x20 inch canvas, neon paint in six colors, paintbrushes, sponges, and access to a rotating canvas stand to unleash creativity. To top it off, guests can hook up their own playlist via Bluetooth for the ultimate personalized soundtrack.

Safety is key—gear like ponchos, gloves, and shoe covers are provided free, while disposable full-body coveralls are available for extra mess protection. If you prefer a quieter moment, the Zen Den offers a calming space to regroup between paint battles.

House of Rage stands out in the Dartmouth scene by delivering a fresh, energetic alternative to conventional outdoor adventure while embracing community, art, and playful chaos inside their neon-lit walls. Positioned near the South Coast’s natural beauty, it’s an ideal complement for adventurers seeking indoor thrills that still push boundaries of creativity and fun.

Whether it’s a unique birthday, team outing, or a first date with a paint-splattered twist, The Drip Zone provides a memorable, colorful escape not found anywhere else in Massachusetts.

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.