This is a nice place for either a rage room or an escape room…read more A few weeks ago, I did a rage room experience here, which was my first time doing a rage room. Marc, the owner, was very nice and kind. He even allowed me to do a special request where I wore an outfit (which is a Morpshuit with t-shirt and shorts) underneath the gear used for the rage room. Very kind of him to accommodate this. I have never done a rage room before, so it was a unique experience. Shattering glass, and breaking things felt very liberating and it helped me release tension/anger. Additionally, at the very end, there was even another surprise where Marc even taught me how to throw ninja stars on the wooden board. It was super cool. At first, I couldn't get any ninja stars to stick, but on one of my final attempts, I actually did get the ninja star to stick, which was awesome!! I was pretty elated that I was able to do that! Anyways, shout out to Marc the owner for being very nice and accommodating. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a cool, friendly place to do a rage room or an escape room. I should check out their escape rooms some time soon.

Overall a positive experience with a couple of cons:…read more - When we arrived, there wasn't any clear instructions of where/what we should do as there is no front desk. Also took a while before someone came out to help (I think they were in the back assisting maybe another customer?) but some signage would help. - Waivers could be sent prior to arrival to save on time since it was a google form - staff could be more welcoming and better at explaining. I understand it may be sketchy to go to a customer's car to evaluate items brought from home since it could be a risk to the staff, but I think it could either be instructed earlier before arrival OR simply just state that you cannot leave the business. The delivery of the comment made by the staff was not very smooth (almost felt like implying we were bringing something bad or wrong). - A timer inside the room might be helpful as it's hard to keep track of time once you're destroying things. - Phone "mount" could be better secured with a clasp or something because one bump and our phone fell on the ground where there's shards and scraps everywhere. This could have easily scratched the phone. - Room felt cramped, but understand that may be limited by the size of the store space. - Half of the group was arriving late, in which I shared upfront and thought that the staff would assist in getting them as ready as possible before our first group came out to swap, but when I came out, I saw that they had not even begun to change. I understand the face shield and gloves are limited quantities, but they could have started fitting in the other items like jumpsuit and face coverings. - Also as we were swapping, I ended up giving the second group the instructions when it really should have been the staff to give them the run through. It felt very disorganized during the swapping. For the price, I think it would be nice if each group received at least one larger item and not just cups, plates, and glass. All-in-all, it was fun to let out some rage by wrecking things and not having to clean it up. My friends and I did enjoy this different experience. Also fun to watch them from the room cam inside the Axe Room as they rage.

I would leave 10 stars if I could!…read more First time axe throwing and we had a phenomenal experience -- largely thanks to our coach, Jose. Jose was personable, welcoming, and incredibly helpful with tips that actually made us better throwers. Beyond that, he took time to chat with us and connect, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and fun rather than intimidating. He genuinely elevated the entire visit. Axe throwing alone was cool, but the added game features took it to the next level and kept things exciting the whole time. We came for the activity, stayed for Jose, and are already planning to come back with friends. We're especially excited to try their glow-in-the-dark setup next time. If Jose is coaching, you're in for a great time. Please tip your coaches -- they absolutely make the experience, and Jose more than earned it!

It was a great experience. It was our first time doing axe throwing. We were given instructions,…read more the staff demonstrated how to safely throw the axe, and checked in on us regularly. We were able to choose our interactive board and it made it more interesting. We were the only customers and so it felt like VIP service. I would definitely go again!

We came to Slasher's for my friend Nick's birthday and had such a great time. It's a really fun…read morespot with axe throwing and a full bar, which makes it perfect for celebrating with a group. Gabby helped get us started and showed us how to properly throw the axe. The atmosphere was lively, the drinks were great, and the whole experience felt well organized and safe. If you're looking for a fun and different way to celebrate a birthday or hang out with friends, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out.

Very wholesome event. Right off the 55 freeway exit with parking behind the building…read more The staff was very nice and helpful with how to throw axes. However, I noticed that axe throwing was definitely easier if the wood was newer and better maintained. Our wood was definitely worn out and axes were not sticking very well. Surprisingly this activity was more technique than strength so no worries if you're not strong. Definitely needs a lot of shoulder and wrist angling so watch out. There's a bar inside with light snacks and non-alcoholic options too. Also a merch area if you want to buy axe throwing merchandise lol. Lots of cool axe throwing games like "bowling", tic-tac-toe, or hitting moving targets on the wood screen.

I went to the axe lair for my first date ever while I was waiting the staff member Andy played a…read moreround of chess and I thought I got stood up so Andy was kind and upgraded to full gear, and than when I the she was late because her sister had to go to the hospital so we had to reschedule her was very under standing and as I wait he told the good restaurant in the are. 10/10 will 100% come agian. Thanks Andy

Had a date here recently, and it wasn't too busy because we went during the afternoon and peak…read moretimes are around nighttime. This was my first time axe throwing, but it was actually really fun. The staff were very professional and cordial! Really cool activity to give a try once in a while! The staff were very helpful and patient - gave us some tips and techniques to get us going. I opted for the everything bucket, shovel/axe/ knife, and I gotta say it was pretty worth it for the extra cost as you get to work with the different weight distributions. When you actually get the hit in, the sounds they make on the wooden boards is really nice. The entrance to this place is however, situated behind the main street since if you were to go through the entrance on commonwealth, you'd be in the axe throwing ranges already. Situated in the heart of downtown Fullerton, there's plenty of parking spots available. The public lots near the fullerton train station, street parking, etc.

Our server Isaac Ross gave us fantastic service, bringing out our wonderful barbeque, my favorite…read morewas the brisket plate combo. This place is great for family style, we put all our sides in the center of the table, brilliant stuff! I highly recommend the cucumber watermelon lemonade drink, ordered as a double :))). Thank you Isaac!

Food and drinks were both excellent, service was prompt. All the extra games available were great…read moretoo

everything me and my son had a great time and the employees are wonderful i definitely would do it…read moreagain

5 stars obviously. Best stress reliever , great date spot. The staff is cool too!…read more Loved the ax throwing in back

First time doing an escape room and it was a blast. Im ready for another one. John was super…read morefriendly and explained everything thoroughly. We did need some clues to figure things out but he didnt make it so obvious that we still had to think. We did cabin 13 and the clues and riddles were clever and def challenged us. The lights and scary music were a nice touch for the theme. Made it out with 2 min to spare. Not bad for everyone's first escape.

It's hard to fathom, but almost a decade has passed since we paid to stand in line for any…read moreexperience, much less a pirate one! We love how escape rooms now accommodate duos, and especially appreciate that rooms are now private, and we are able to be silly and competitive and immature with the people who matter. I mean, imagine being stuck on a schooner or deserted island with people you don't know - it would be a streaming series! Oh, wait ... Well, Back in Time is one of our favourite companies when it comes to escape rooms that are immersive and faithful to theme and story, but we're a little embarrassed to say that we were excited to try Blackbeard's Treasure because of a streamed show, excellent, though it be. Yes, we could have chosen to do this particular escape room because of the book(s), the movie, the theme park or the dinner adventure, but, no, it was Black Sails, just taken off that streaming service, that piqued our interest! The mall where we usually play Back in Time is under renovation, so we played our Friday afternoon game at their temporary space in a small strip mall not far away and just as easy to get to. Parking was good right outside at 3:30pm on Friday, which was their first game of day, and we arrived just about the same time as Harrison, our very enthusiastic game host, who had just escaped (haha) from the same traffic jam as we had. We were shown into the waiting room, and although this was not a permanent location, the lobby looked exactly as it did in the mall, and it was nice that the clean no-frills restroom was located at end of hallway inside the business instead of outside in the mall. Our entry into the game was heralded by a preview video which complemented what we knew about Blackbeard, especially fresh off Black Sails - but game (unlike TV series) was definitely family-friendly. The room was spacious for our duo, and would fit four in a group comfortably. On the whole, the room was a little dark, but the décor was in theme and music was ambient. Blackbeard's Treasure was a linear game, where most of the puzzles were one & done, even though there were some red herrings (of course, pirates ...). We categorise it as a 3G or third generation room, meaning it comprised a lot of use of magnets, but also a lot of nice old locks. Happily, there were no glitches at all, and everything worked to our success at 52:02. Our very favourite part of the game was being fired on by cannons, and although we wish we could understand the parrot - Captain Flint shore was purty! - we had no least favourite puzzles at all. Harrison was fantastic because she made sure we could read the clues on the in-room timer and clue screen when it was clear the bird was speaking in not an escape roomer's language! Everything made sense, and, once in the room, we didn't miss the mall at all. In fact, we took advantage of the promotion that allowed us to take photos in the room with props, and our gamemaster did a terrific job with both their camera (and thank you for getting the photo to us immediately!) and ours. It was a little more expensive, but worth it for the memories. This review has been posted on Google and Yelp.