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    Blade & Timber Axe Throwing - Seattle

    4.4 (136 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Kevin S.

    Had a great time drinking beer and throwing axes with my girlfriend. They taught us how to do it and were very friendly.

    I got it in I was happy lol
    Steevie S.

    Update again as they have had beer for a while now which is great! Also went with my whole office had a great time. Still my favorite axe throwing spot. Have gone now like twenty times idk lol

    Katherine Y.

    What an amazing spot for a fun date night. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. We arrived about five minutes into the last hour before closing, and they suggested a 30-minute session so we'd get the most value. Even then, they gave us a little extra time and never rushed us out. During our session, we got a quick tutorial and played a 10-round game followed by a 7-round one, with two throws per person each round (just the two of us). There's a whiteboard to keep track of the score, which made it even more fun. They also have a menu of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to choose from; a big plus in my book! I originally came thinking it'd be a one-time novelty, but I'd definitely come back with friends or family to try more throwing styles

    Brian F.

    This was my first time going axe throwing and I had a blast! Blade & Timber is located in the middle of Capitol Hill across the street from the light rail station. You can book a lane on their website for 1.5 hours at a time and costs $30 per person. You have to put a credit card when you book but you won't need to pay until after your time here and can be split multiple ways as well. Before you arrive I would recommend filling out the waiver so you can save some time when you get there. They recommend coming 15 minutes before your scheduled time and I agree because any delay cuts into the actual axe throwing time. When your entire party has arrived a coach will walk everyone through how to throw the axe and give some tips and techniques. There are different games that you can play and you can scan a QR code to read the rules. There is a two drink limit of only beer and cider because alcohol and axes don't mix well together and people can be idiots. What I really liked about axe throwing is that it's like bowling but the rounds go a lot faster because you don't need to wait for the pins to reset and the balls to come back to you. You throw the axe, pick it from the ground or the wall, and walk back and repeat. An hour and a half is enough time to learn how to throw the axe and play. It's both a chill and fun time but can get competitive if you want to make it so. One thing is that I wish they had more hooks for jackets so we didn't need to put them out on the table. Overall it was a good time and I had a lot of fun!

    Sarah C.

    We came here with a group of friends last weekend where the majority of us have not gone axe throwing before. You can make reservations online and choose which lane(s) you would like to book and they require a credit card to hold the reservation but won't charge you until you're done playing that day. I think it's about $30/person. One nice tip is that on Sundays (unlike Fridays and Saturdays) there is no minimum person charged for each lane so you could literally go with one other person and reserve two lanes next to each other and play for 90 mins. While I think Fri/Sat they require a charge of I think 4 or 6 people so regardless if its less they will still charge you a minimum. We all had a blast and everyone working there was really nice and helpful. When you arrive, you need to check in earlier and they spend 10-15 minutes going through all the rules and things with you before your time starts. They limit you to two alcoholic drinks per person while you are there for obvious safety reasons. Can't have a drunk person waiving around axes! lol Really fun but harder than it looks and It was definitely more skill rather than just strength. Go check them out!

    Kimmy L.

    Looking to kick some "AXE"? If so, Blade and Timber is just the place for you! Blade and Timber is located in Capitol Hill and is conveniently located next to the light rail station. It is completely indoors and they have about a dozen individual throwing lanes. My college roommates and I were looking for a fun weeknight activity and saw that the University of Washington Student Services was offering discounted tickets. Normally, a lane reservation cost $144 for 1.5 hours, but we were able to get tickets for $10 each through the UW event. When we first entered, we were instructed to sign an online waiver. Thankfully they had a QR code at the front desk so checking in went quickly and smoothly. After signing in, we were given a quick safety and throwing tutorial. The employees here are friendly and approachable. They are more than happy to observe your throwing form and give you tips on how to improve your aim and throwing abilities. They also teach you how to throw with one hand and two hands; I found two hands easier personally. It took me about ten tries to get the axe blade to correctly hit the board. However, once I perfected the technique, all of my axes hit right on target. I even ended up hitting a bullseye on my last attempt! I highly recommend Blade and Timber for group events and parties. It is definitely a unique experience that allows you to show off your Hunger Games axe throwing skills and competitive edge. Overall: 5/5 for experience, 5/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere

    Rose B.

    Seriously why don't we have this is California -southern? This was so much fun. Now, this is not something I thought I'd do, but I'm so glad we did it. When I walked in I was "Imitated", college guys, grown up 's and men. BUT don't like that stop you ! MIKE- your the man. You were so patient with my family -myself 4'11 nothing & 11 & 12 year old teaching is the techniques and more. Got us water- just sooooo helpful. Also, they have different size axes fyi- holding that axe can be heavy for someone who isn't quite use to using these muscles. Ask for a lighter axe. We got Saturday 4-530pm. Packed, glad I got tickets online- which reserves your line. Pay for it after-credit card holding during booking. 4 people =$120.00 not bad! Bucket list for sure! Parking is tricky. Street parking. Music, games on TV's on. *dry erase boards to track score. Also, scan bar code for axe games to play. Must do!

    Bryan M.

    What a fun afternoon spent on my birthday! My friends and I had fun throwing axes and trying to get better and hit the centre. We had a great employee give us the low-down on axe-throwing, he made sure we were safe, and also made sure we were having a good time. Looking forward to coming back...

    Lorraine I.

    I mean of course this is a place for writing a review and u can write everything you want I did had a fun time here but doesn't mean I like axe throwing. The words I am saying are towards those people who wrote the previous review. I wanna say if you hate it here that much, just walk away, no one is forcing you to stay here, you r an adult, although you were wearing a kid mask. The employees here are really really responsible, taught us several times and make sure we r good to go. He is a young boy who is super cute without glass but hair is kinda dyed, little yellowish and all black in the back. Although I don't like this game that much, but they deserve a five star.

    Paulina H.

    Well finally got this bullseye! After 3 instructors not giving up on me, learning different methods, many trying after.... this place is really fun!! It's a must go at least once!!!

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    Pacific Axes - Sammar kicked my butt! What an awesome axe thrower she is! She landed 48 axes in about 45 - 50 minutes of axe throwing. Go Sammar!

    Pacific Axes

    4.7(31 reviews)
    10.0 mi

    My good friend Sammar and I went to throw axes at Pacific Axes this past week-end. We had a blast!…read more Valentine checked us in, and he was pleasant, welcoming, and informative. He explained the rules and techniques to us, since it was our first time throwing axes. For the first few minutes, neither of us landed an axe into the wood target. I didn't expect to land an axe that soon, but Sammar did. Valentine came over to us and gave us some helpful pointers regarding our technique. We each then landed 7 axes into the target within the next 10 minutes or so, so those pointers really helped us! We threw the small axes and the larger axes. We decided against throwing the ninja stars. We were talking about how the larger axe felt more awkward at first to hold and to throw, but it ended up being both of our favorite axe to use. It landed in the target with a satisfying thwack. The smaller axe was fun too though. I used the smaller axe periodically and it was a nice break from throwing the larger axe. Neither axe is very heavy, but with many throws it was nice to throw something smaller every once in a while. Sammar found her stride, and she started landing axes left and right! We were there for an hour, and the hour flew by. As it turns out, throwing axes for an hour (or really more like 45 - 50 minutes, with breaks to take photos, chat, high five, retrieve our axes, etc) is a fairly good upper body workout. We both want to return. We shot archery several times together last year, and Sammar was joking that if there is ever a zombie apocalypse then we will be fully prepared with our axes and our bows and arrows. Ha. I wrote our names on the White Board, to keep track of the axes that we landed. I wrote our names in a pretty large font, thinking I'd have plenty of space to mark down all of the axe throws that each of us landed. I ran out of space on Sammar's side, though, and I had to squeeze her landed axe throw tallies in towards the end of our time there! How was I to know in advance that Sammar would land FORTY EIGHT axes on her first ever try at axe throwing?! If there ever is a zombie apocalypse, I have the right friends! We paused a few times to take photos, and we also paused a few times for laughs, jokes, high fives, and brief chats, so we were actually throwing axes for closer to 45 - 50 minutes in total. This means that Sammar averaged around one landed axe throw per minute! Impressive! Especially since we each needed to walk down the short lane to retrieve each thrown axe after throwing it. Sammar also hit THREE bulls eyes with the large axe! Awesome! We were both so excited that we were jumping up and down and squealing. Valentine came over to see what was going on, and he was happy for Sammar, too. I came within an inch or two of the bullseye 4 or 5 times with the large axe, but I never quite hit a bullseye myself, so I have something to shoot for next time we go! Sammar bought a Pacific Axes T-Shirt, and I would have bought a T-Shirt, too, but they didn't have my current size in stock. Valentine told me that he would ask the owner if they can get my size. I'm a bit bigger in size now than I have been for most of my life, and I noticed that Valentine was very kind about that. I did not feel shamed for my size in any of his words or his tone. He even said that there are some employees of Pacific Axes who are bigger and they don't have Pacific Axes t-shirts that fit them either. I have an idea, though... if they cannot get my size in, I might buy a smaller size and then cut it in certain areas and wear it over a regular black t-shirt! I am pretty good with altering clothing. Because I was a size Small/size 4 for all of my teenage years and for most of my adult life, and I only started struggling with my weight in my mid-30s after my abdomen was radiated for cancer treatment and I went through early menopause due to the radiation treatment (obviously completely worth it to struggle with my weight now as the result of my intestines, several of my internal organs, my ovaries, etc being radiated and losing full or partial functionality, in order to have saved my life!), this isn't a big deal for me not to be able to find a size of clothing that fits me. I can either alter a piece of clothing, or wear something else. So, it didn't really bother me that they didn't have my current size. However, I do know a few women who have been a larger size for most or all of their teenage years and adult lives, and this type of experience could have the potential to evoke a strong emotional reaction for them. (Such as, feeling very angry and/or upset, bursting into tears, things like that. Understandable reactions, since some segments of our society can sometimes be quite harsh and judgmental with women regarding their weight.) So, it might be nice if the owner of Pacific Axes could consider being more size-inclusive with the t-shirts. Anyway, we had a great time and we will return!

    ​Throwing sharp objects with wild abandon is already a solid afternoon, but hitting actual targets…read moremakes you a certified neighborhood legend. Pacific Axes is an absolute blast with a super friendly crew, but come ready to process information at warp speed. Our instructor delivered the safety rules at full hyper-drive--if this guy taught a college course, he'd burn through an entire semester's syllabus in three days flat. We politely asked him to slow down twice, but he stayed locked in rapid-fire mode with zero eye contact. We couldn't keep up with the auctioneer-level pitch, but his high-speed energy definitely got the adrenaline pumping! ​Axes are the heavy-hitting main event here and deserve top billing, even if my personal technique was mostly wall-dents and sad bounce-backs. But if you want to feel like a low-key action hero, skip the woodchopper vibes and go straight for the ninja arsenal. They let you throw knives and throwing stars too--and while I couldn't stick an axe to save my life, landing back-to-back bullseyes with the ninja gear made me feel like Chuck Norris's stealth shadow. ​Come for the axes, stay for the secret ninja weapon stock, and prepare for the fastest safety brief of your life!

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    Pacific Axes - Hit the bullseye on my second throw and then spent an hour trying to get the black dot

    Hit the bullseye on my second throw and then spent an hour trying to get the black dot

    Pacific Axes - Exterior view, next to an Indian grocery store.

    Exterior view, next to an Indian grocery store.

    Pacific Axes - Sammar and I were tied with landed throws AT FIRST...!

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    Sammar and I were tied with landed throws AT FIRST...!

    Brainy Actz Escape Rooms - Tacoma - Brainy Actz Escape Room

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    3.0(207 reviews)
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    We came here for a team outing and had such a good time. Leo was so attentive and took great care…read moreof us. The splatter paint was fun for our group and we came home with our own canvas'. And we got to throw a couple axes afterwards! The building is worn down and in a not great area. But we had fun and would love to come back and do something else.

    went here for the smash rage room, splatter paint rage room, and the escape room. I liked all of…read morethem, but The Lodge escape room was sooo effing dusty. I felt like I was at CBRN again with the way that my eyes got red and I was coughing hella. at least the staff was nice to offer me a free water bottle even though they sell at $1 each. speaking of the staff, they seem so out of it lolol. they do their job, but when you ask for reiteration of instructions, they get lost in their tracks and pass it off. they will just tell you that they can answer any questions and concerns during the experience lol. For the smash rage room, remember that it is one person at a time because the staff scolded me and almost kicked me out :( I did not know ._. for the smash rage room, try to bring your own cups, glass, etc that you want to break because it costs so much to get more than the allotted 10 pieces that they give you. I do not think that they charge you extra if you do so, too. as for the paint splatter room, bring an extra pair of clothes to change into. for the clothes that you come in with, make sure that they are dark and ones that you do not mind getting dirty...possibly being unusable. bring water for the escape room.

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    Brainy Actz Escape Rooms - Tacoma
    Brainy Actz Escape Rooms - Tacoma

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