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Splatter N’ Rage

1.5 (2 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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1 year ago

Like $100 to break $8 worth of cups from the thrift store lmfao. Took us like 6 minutes

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Crossfire - Gel Ball

Crossfire

4.8(25 reviews)
46.4 mi

Private Axe Throwing Party was AWESOME!!…read more WHAT FUN! They have a really great (SAFE) facility that has LOTS of space (we plan to go back for some paintball fun!). It's really a class-act setup & a fabulous 'different' experience which made for a great party! We booked a party, which on Mon-Wed they are closed & it's only private parties (not sure if this is year round or just the winter hours?); but it was GRAND having the WHOLE PLACE to ourselves! We just had 8 people for an 18th b-day party & we could easily have had another 4-6 people with the room they have for axe-throwing. The Axes area is a nice size but also cozy, almost like a neat 'bar' environment. *FYI-it is BYOB-no liquor* We brought wine for adults & sparkling juice for the teens. 3 boys, 1 girl and 4 adults.....we ALL had so much fun! $249 isn't cheap, but it was worth every penny. 90-minutes (which the fabulous gentleman who was there for us did not start our time until all safety briefing & instruction time was over) of throw time was MORE than enough, the last 10 minutes you could tell it was time to go eat, so more than 90 min would just have been too much. There are 3 high-top tables with 4 chairs each. There are 5 throwing lanes. Each lane has mesh metal screens on the sides and thick wood-paneled walls. The targets (which I read about on their site) are really amazing, the thicker blocks they use vs. cheaper boards make the axe's stick GREAT and easily for almost any throw-er. The 'games' are projected onto the boards and have score keeping that is fun & easy (like a bowling alley) with a PC mouse & keypad. The gentleman who was there for our party experience was fantastic, even came in a few times & showed us different throw-angles to try and (as a 'mom') I felt safe that he was keeping an eye on everything too. Super nice and accommodating gent - helped make our evening even more fun! Helpful tip: If you go at night, the sign is currently not lit, so it's RIGHT after Black's Tire/Goodyear. The parking lot is dark, but you'll see the lights inside are on! OH - take snacks & drinks for your party, also any plates or utensils - they only have the tables/seating & the entertainment!

Crossfire Does It Again!…read more Crossfire gets better and better every time I visit. They rebuilt after the hurricane, a beautiful new interior for paintball and nerf. After COVID, they added GellyBall. And now, AXE THROWING! I had never thrown axes before and it was easy to get the hang of enough to have fun. Also, the computer projects different games onto the wooden target so you never get bored. I went with just one other person but this would be a blast for a group - co-workers, friends, bachelor/bachelorette party, school organization, fraternity/sorority outing. No limits.

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Xit Rooms - Hexed room

Xit Rooms

4.8(9 reviews)
25.2 mi

My wife and I went to try the Zombie themed escape room at XIT Rooms in Wilmington, NC…read more I must say it was an awesome experience. This was only my second room, but this one was a true challenge. The puzzles and décor in the room are challenging, entertaining, and well thought out. There are some real surprises starting with the beginning, but I will not share that here. I don't want to ruin anything. The staff (Julian) made this a great experience. He provided clues or hints every time we needed them and even gave us extra bonus time at the end. We needed so many clues towards the end that we actually felt stupid asking so much, but he put us at ease and explained that it was not unusual and that the room is really designed for more than just two people. It can be done but it's not easy for only 2. I highly recommend this escape room and my wife and I will be back to try another room soon!

We were hoping for something more…read more The place was easy to find and had a lot of parking for it being on that part of the island. They have a banner on the outside of the building that gave a good photo backdrop to match the pirate themed room. We booked a 12:45 "Lost Treasure of Topsail" room and got there a little early to use the bathrooms before we started. The bathroom was nice and clean, and the employee was very friendly. We were told we had to lock our phones up in the lobby area so it did not interfere with the technology in the room, but then they gave us an iPad to use in it. The iPad was used to unlock the room and start the clock, but that was about the extent of the technology that was used in the room. Without giving away any clues, I'll just say we were not impressed with any of the puzzles, it felt as if all but one puzzle was controlled by the host and not by actually triggering an opening. We've done a ton of escape rooms over the years, and while this gave us something to do to escape the hottest part of the day, I don't see us doing the "Lost Treasure of Topsail" room again. Hopefully the other room and the outside escape are better and something we could try later on.

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Time to Rage

Time to Rage

3.7(6 reviews)
49.1 mi

Booked a 5 minute slot at 10:20am on the grand opening day (Saturday). When I arrived, I was…read morethinking to myself if this was a good idea. The front yard area of Time to Rage could use quite a bit of work to make it aesthetically pleasing. But once I was in the rage room and starting breaking things, it was totally worth it. To book a session, it's easy to book it on their website in either 5, 10, 15 minute increments or a customized timeframe. They offer various glassware such as cups, wine bottles, plates as well as printers, TVs, copiers. If you want to break bigger items like a TV, I recommend asking for it in advance to make sure you have it. In my session, I only had glassware. There is free street parking right in front. After parking, you enter a small room, where you get dressed up for your session. You put on disposable coveralls, disposable ear plugs, gloves, and a face shield. Make sure to wear closed-toed shoes before coming. There is only one room to break things and only one person is allowed at a time. You can choose any song to play while you're breaking things in your session. You might want to do some research beforehand on what kind of song to use, if you want a specific song. Otherwise, they have a small chalkboard with the top 5 songs written that people like. I chose Drowning Pool - Bodies, which is an awesome song to rage to. In the rage room, they had baseball bats and golf clubs to break things. You can also stand behind two drawn out lines on the floor to throw things at the wall. All of the glassware were sitting on a table in the middle of the room. There were some broken things that were left in the room against the walls, like broken TVs. They did not get in the way of raging for me. I have never done this kind of activity before so I was a little nervous before my session. But once I picked up the bat and started swinging, it was so much fun and cathartic. Let me tell you, this is more carhartic than punching a bag. I wish they were able to give me a heads up of when my 5 minutes was almost to a close. The owner is thinking of a solution for that. I also wished they had plenty of items to break in the first place before I started raging. They told me I was pretty quick at breaking things compared to other people, so they had to give me some more things to break, just 4 more cups. Maybe if I had bigger substantial items, that would have taken up some more time. 5 minutes would be plenty of time to rage, but, only if there are a lot of things to break without pausing. If you have a lot of cooped up emotions, then 10 minutes+ might be better. I definitely recommend this to everyone to try at least once in your lifetime!

went to address provided via google and yelp and when calling option to leave a voicemail but no…read moreresponse or call back. seems to be a vacant lot with no signage in or around the area.

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International Mountain Survival

International Mountain Survival

5.0(1 review)
44.8 mi

My name is Brian Wallin and I have taken both High Angle Woodsman 1 and 2 both of which are 4 day…read morecourses in Bridgeport CA. I could not be more impressed with Mark and his knowledge base, approachability and professionalism. Mark truly loves what he teaches and has an incredible ability to teach in a way that you can understand the practical application in both shooting and survival principles. Over the High Angle Woodsman 1 and 2 course we covered in depth the following: -High Angle rapid deployment of pack and tripod -Wind calls and truly understanding mirage vs. approximate wind speed -Shooter spotter dialog -Locating and walking others onto targets -Qualification shooting in high angle situations -Kestrel and Range finder integration -Basic land navigation reading maps and GPS utilization. -How to make a bow drill and using it to start a fire -Fishing with hands only -Water purification -Building shelters -Harvesting an animal and all the different ways that those parts can be used for survival and protection for you and your equipment. -Making a fishing net out of paracord -Snares to trap different size animals -True necessities in 1-5 day camping and hiking as well as understanding importance of weight in those situations -Difference in real knives, axes and survival equipment vs. the stuff that will fail on you more than likely. -Knife and ax sharpening -How to build various types of fires -Safe techniques in using an ax with different size handles an models That's just some of it. Either way you can get an idea we were able to cover a wide range of topics in a short amount of time. I walked away from both courses with a lot of knowledge and a real respect for all the years that Mark has spent honing his craft. I am going to be taking High Angle Woodsman 3 here in a couple of months where we take everything we learned in both 1 and 2 to do a 4 day camp/shoot using only what we are carrying in our packs. If you are interested in getting more comfortable shooting and surviving in backcountry/high angle environments do yourself a favor and get in touch with Mark and explain what your goals are. You will walk away a better woodsman/shooter without a doubt.

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