Do I have to include the Glow Darts game?

No. Glow Darts is optional and can be added for up to 12 people after the axe throwing session.

Can we stay after our axe throwing time?

Yes — you’re welcome to remain in the venue, enjoy additional drinks and table games until close.

What is the minimum age to participate?

The minimum age for axe throwing is 11. Younger guests should be supervised by adults on site.

How do we book if we don’t know final numbers?

Book for the minimum group size (8, 16, 31, 46, or 61 depending on your range). If you pay a deposit, final numbers must be confirmed 14 days before the event.

What if our numbers increase after booking?

Notify the venue as soon as possible; additional guests will be charged to the card on file subject to lane availability.

The package includes shared pizzas; you can also add a Grazing Board for groups or pre-pay a bar tab during booking.

Ultimate Party Package: Axe Throwing, Pizza & Glow Darts in Brookvale | Axe Throwing | Events

Adventure Brief

Turn a birthday, team night, or weekend get-together into an active celebration: 1 hour 45 minutes of coached axe-throwing, shared pizzas, a drink each, and an optional Glow Darts add-on. Ideal for groups of eight to seventy-five, this package blends competition, food, and late-night games in Brookvale.

1.75–2.75 hours

easy

From A$104.40

At 40 Winbourne Road in Brookvale, New South Wales, the Ultimate Party Package flips the script on group nights out. At a lively indoor axe-throwing venue a short drive from Sydney’s northern beaches, this booking bundles a 1 hour 45 minute axe-throwing tournament, shared pizzas, a drink per person, a golden winners trophy and the option to add a one-hour Glow Darts game for a subset of your group. The room hums with music, lanes clatter as axes hit wooden targets, and coaches keep the pace sharp and safe — an ideal mix for birthdays, work teams and any group chasing something different.

The key features here are clear: dedicated throwing lanes and targets, experienced private hosts for your tournament, a social bar and seating area where table games like Giant Jenga and Mario Kart keep the party rolling, plus an optional neon-lit Glow Darts space that transforms the night. Shared grazing options and a pre-paid bar-tab option let hosts tailor the food and drink flow. Minimum group size rules and a flexible deposit system allow organisers to lock in plans early while finalising numbers.

This venue stands out in Brookvale because it converts an urban industrial strip into an energetic, safe sporting playground—combining a competitive lumber-sport element with casual bar entertainment. Axe throwing’s modern revival borrows from traditional timber‑sports skills, but here it’s tuned for accessibility: coaching is included, the minimum age is 11, and lane setups scale for groups from eight up to seventy-five. The business occupies a practical location in a suburban commercial district, making it easy to reach from nearby accommodation and the Northern Beaches.

Practical notes matter. Wear enclosed-toe shoes and comfortable clothes for stance and balance; organisers supply axes and coaching but you’ll want non-slip footwear. If you plan to drink, bring photo ID; the package includes one beverage but additional purchases are available. Bookings can take a $30 per person deposit if made 14 or more days ahead, with balance charged two weeks before the event.

For groups, the golden winners trophy creates a memorable finale—and staying after your session is welcomed, so plan to linger over extra games and drinks. Whether you’re planning a corporate team-builder, a loud birthday night, or a weekend group adventure, the Ultimate Party Package at Brookvale transforms a simple evening into a curated, motion‑packed social experience that feels equal parts sport, bar and event space. Booking ahead is recommended for weekend nights and public holidays; the venue accommodates groups from eight to seventy-five people and can add grazing boards or a pre-paid bar to simplify hosting logistics. Coaches run safety briefings and basic throwing tips so newcomers walk away with skills, not just memories and shared stories.