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Lose It Rage Room

4.2 (9 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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Rizma W.

When I tell y'all I needed this.... No lie, 10-15 minutes in this rage room was better than therapy. I left that room feeling emotionally lighter than I have in a very long time... And it's a hell of a workout too! Despite what it seems like, 15 minutes is actually a lot of time. My friend and I were able to stop and take pictures and video, request additional items, change the song on our playlist, catch our breath and rest for a second, and we still felt like we had plenty of time left. They also come in and give you a 3-minute and 1-minute warning when your time is almost up Oh, and did I mention it's a hell of a workout? I was winded in the first 45 seconds (beating the hell out of a printer with a baseball bat will do that to you). They also have branded merch, including t-shirts and jogging pants, which is especially great if you're going with a group and matching shirts/pants are your thing. A couple of things to keep in mind before you go: 1. Although they give you something to protect your face, wear something to cover your head. A shower cap. A satin bonnet. Something to keep debris from getting into your hair. Even after thoroughly dusting myself off, I went home and was still shaking small pieces of broken glass out of my hair (to be fair, I was playing 'baseball' with beer bottles for most of my time in room, so that was to be expected). 2. Wear a long sleeved shirt (they have some long-sleeved branded shirts for sale). If you're like me and enjoy breaking glass, be advised that those shards do fly... And it's the smallest ones that you have to worry about. By the end of my session, I had several tiny cuts and streaks of blood on my arm from all of the shards raining down (again, playing baseball with beer bottles). I didn't even feel it, but best to avoid it if you can. 3. Wear long sweat pants (with a hemline that covers the top of your shoe), high socks (crew socks are good), and either boots or sneakers that cover as much of your foot as possible. This is CRITICAL. I made the mistake of wearing ankle socks and pants that didn't cover the top of my sneakers. As a result, small shards of glass slipped into my sock and shoe several times during my session and I had to stop each time to remove them. Also, if you wear sneakers, make sure they have good treads on them, because all of that broken glass and other debris can make the floors very slippery. 4. They allow you to connect to their Bluetooth and blast whatever music you like right from your phone. Prepare your playlist ahead of time so you can get to the fun a little faster. 5. They set you up with a good number of breakable items at the beginning of your session, but you're gonna want more stuff, trust me. So be prepared to pay a little extra for another bucket of glass items, another piece of furniture, or another computer, electronic device, or small appliance to destroy. (Pro Tip: CPUs/desktop computers can take a lot of abuse so if you want to get the most bang for your buck, literally, it might be worth the money to splurge on one of those.) 6. Sometimes the sessions can be unexpectedly cathartic.The team works hard to create a safe, judgment-free environment, so feel your feelings and don't be embarrassed if you shed a couple of tears or need to let out a few ear-shattering screams. The staff are really friendly and work hard to create a fun and enjoyable experience so if you really enjoyed yourself, consider giving them a tip to show your appreciation. This place, and this experience, is absolutely worth the money. Go, have fun, and most importantly, f**k sh*t up!!

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My kids had a blast! They love to break stuff. Armed with a bat and a sledgehammer, they were thrilled.

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