Called and reserved for a 7pm showing last night. Got to the location and confirmed our time and amount of people (3).
It was getting very close to 7 and the cages were full, no employee was by the cages at the time, we went to the front and spoke to a taller guy with glasses and were told they were understaffed and we would have to wait til an employee could get the (somewhat tipsy) customers before us out.
Waited til about 7:08 to get the safety briefing, started playing at 7:12. (I understand there is about a 3-5 min safety brief but we still started late).
Once we did start, we were told in a matter of 15 min of different rule violations. The younger gal (pale skin) told us what things we were doing wrong which is fine, but the tone she was telling us in, was almost demeaning. There are many nice ways you can tell a person they are doing something the wrong way, and she sure failed at that.
One main thing they told us is you cannot cross the red line while the person next to you is throwing. I understand that, but what you can do is sit at a table on the side of the fence and drink beer while you are (technically past the red line) it really makes no sense. If you haven't been there, you will see what I mean when you go.
I will say after we had put on our jackets and were ready to go, they did figure out after they were told that we started late. They did offer us 5 more min, but we were already in the leaving mood.
As far as the axe throwing. It was fun and interesting, but I felt as if we were being watched like a hawk, compared to when I arrived and there was no employee watching the "tipsy" customers.
Would I go back? Not a chance
If someone wanted to try ask throwing I would suggest another axe place. If you do go to this location, make sure you remind the employees of your start and end time. read more