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Take Flight Aerial Adventures

4.3 (24 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Your kids get to make like the Flying Wallendas!
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Pricey but so much fun! Stumbled onto this place while touring Maine. Couldn't zip line on a weekday without a reservation booked. That was disappointing as this was an "impulse" stop, as in sure happens, being on a main road. But for around $35 a piece, our kids got to play monkey. After a brief instruction, our two got to pair off with each other and climb safely and at their own pace over two hours. There was a birthday party that day, but it wasn't crowded on a summer weekday. Lots of different obstacles types - rope "tacos", tires, goofy bridges...they are double-attached to safety ropes, and I didn't see any fall. Everything looks solid and well built. My kids loved it, and it made me want to join them! Staff was pretty attentive and accommodating. Make sure you put a pin in their giant wall map, marking where you live. Clearly, it attracts visitors from all over. I can imagine it would work well for Corporate team builders.

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Took my Grand Daughter and Nephew while visiting us for a week. They loved it!!! Will def go again and try the zip line next time!

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Wicked Axe

Wicked Axe

4.8
(9 reviews)
32.4 mi

My friend and I went here after she mentioned she'd done axe throwing before. I hadn't, but it was…read more something I had been wanting to try, so after a quick search this spot came up and I booked a time slot online. When we arrived, we were greeted right away and directed to our station. There was no waiting around, which I loved. I thought it would be more of a "throw whenever you want" situation, but we actually had an instructor with us the whole time, which ended up being a good thing since I was a complete beginner. Our instructor, Eian (hope I'm spelling that right), was great, funny, super helpful, very engaging, and patient. He explained everything clearly and gave tips that actually made us feel confident throwing despite our many misses haha. We played a game toward the end of our session and somehow I won which was surprising considering I had no idea what I was doing, still don't! After axe throwing, we went to the bar. It wasn't busy at the time, but it did take a bit for the bartender to acknowledge us. Once we ordered, we walked around to check the place out while we waited for our food. It's definitely more than just axe throwing. There are pool tables, an area with board games, cornhole, darts. It was overall just a fun, social vibe. As it got busier, our food came out but we didn't get plates at first. Then plates came, but no utensils. We waited a while and asked the bartender if she had any, who told us to track down the server ourselves (that was [not] fun). Eventually we got everything we needed. The food is more of a shareable style, so we ordered a few items and honestly, everything was really good. Despite the small service hiccups at the bar, overall it was a fun experience and I'd definitely go back, especially for axe throwing and the atmosphere.

This was a phenomenal experience from start to finish! We hosted a work outing on a weeknight and…read morecoordinated details with Amanda M. She made the planning process painless, and the night of, the team executed it perfectly! It was everything we were hoping it would be, good food, good drinks, and a fun activity. The food was buffet-style and had great portion sizes. We were impressed that we got our own axe-throwing 'coach' for the amount of time we rented the lanes. This was the first time most of us did axe-throwing, so it was comforting to have a guide. The team had a blast, and I highly recommend it for an after-work get-together. Ask for Amanda!

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The Axe Pit

The Axe Pit

3.5
(27 reviews)
39.6 mi

In a world stained by the sin of Man, survival depends on more than mere companionship. You also…read moreneed a sharp blade. At the Axe Pit in Clark's Pond Shopping Center of South Portland Maine, I found both. I first came upon the Pit a year ago during a lonely period in my life. For some time my work had taken me further from my family and my friends, and deeper into the cloudy ether of virtual life. I no longer knew what was real or contrived, and villainous illusions stalked me like shadows cast against the philosopher's wall. Eager to reclaim my tether to the physical universe, I approached the Pit warily. Although the name conjures images of an uncaring abyss, a crucible or testing ground for gladiators and mercenaries, the interior was immediately welcoming. A barkeep greeted me warmly and offered me a drink. The piney hops and sweet maltiness of the strong local ale mingled with the woodsmell of the target wall, and over the speakers a band of warrior-bards sang tales of chessboxing in old Shaolin. Against this backdrop my guide demonstrated the technique that would ensure my axe flew true. In the adjoining tavern room, people gathered around tabletop games of strategy, and in talking to these battle-scarred regulars I learned of those who master dungeons and chase dragons. It seemed there were nights for costumery, and nights for romance. Nights for parents to extend the hatchet handle to their teenaged children, and nights filled with live music. One night each week axe hurlers from across the southern Maineland convene to test each others' skill. When my blade struck its first bullseye, a cheer arose from staff and fellow patrons alike. I knew I had found a home of sorts, a refuge from the refuse fires burning beyond control all around us. Good people, strong spirits, and blades forged for the noble purpose of unity over cruelty and division. I returned the following week, and the week thereafter. I will undoubtedly make my way to the Pit again soon and I hope to see you there. Perhaps we might raise our glasses, clang the steel of our axe heads together and, rearing back, discover a new strength within ourselves that flows all the way from the tips of our fingers to the blood-red targets beyond.

Best evening out you could have! They have way more than…read morejust Axe throwing and beer. The recently renovated bar has a wide selection of drinks, both alcoholic and non (including cocktails and mocktails). If you arrive early or want to stay past your hour, the lounge is stocked with a multitude of board games, both classic and modern. They even have retro-video games. The staff is fantastic. They are quick with their service, expertly break down the techniques of axe throwing so that anyone can throw. I even took my mother, who's in her 60s, and she had a wonderful time, even hit a bullseye! They host a weekly league on Thursdays from 7-9. It's a fun and welcoming community. All skill levels are welcome!

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The stars were a lot of fun.
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Axel's Throw House

Axel's Throw House

4.8
(8 reviews)
47.0 mi

Our first time here and it was a lot of fun. Good instructions from our hostess and many different…read moregames to try. I thought an hour would be too long but it worked out great. We will definitely return!

Ya know, axe throwing is a little like indoor skydiving. You know about it, hear about it, maybe…read moreeven read about it. But only because you assume, at some point in your life, you may end up doing at least one of these things by accident, if not intentionally. And typically, with a friend. So, when my wife's bestie suggested the idea of tossing axes at splintered wood to purge out pent up aggression, I thought to myself, "Self, this could be therapeutic and fun. Let's do this!" As you can imagine, throwing axes is nothing like throwing water balloons. Ergo, you must sign a waiver prior to partaking in said lumberjack competition. At any rate, we booked our lane ahead of time, which I *think* is mandatory anyway. Like, you can't exactly just walk in and take a lane. The site seems to encourage its visitors to book a reservation first. Just my assumption though. Anyways, after signing away our rights to sue the place in the event one of us pulls an Anakin Skywalker and lops off a limb, we proceed to the throw house's location. I'd like to take this moment to mention how tucked away this place is. Keep in mind, I'm the first and only person to review this place at the time of writing this. The fact that this place didn't exist on Yelp before I showed up blows my mind. But I have two theories on this.. 1.) The place is too new. 2.) Not enough people know about it for whatever reason. Therefore, nobody bothered to add them to Yelp till now. This is one of those "blink and you'll miss 'em" locations, too. So, ya ain't finding this one by happenstance whilst going for a casual drive. When we walk in, it takes a while to get a hostess. But we're eventually confirmed via our reservation and given a lane. Which was defective. So, we proceeded to the next lane over. This one was better. We got a thorough demonstration and crash course on axe throwing by our... "Axepert" (yes, that's what they call themselves). And honestly, I gotta say...axe throwing isn't as difficult as you might think. Only pro tip I could give is...watch a YouTube video ahead of time and you'll learn a bit about holding techniques. The main thing is not to grip it tight like a baseball bat. It should be a little loose, but not TOO loose of a grip. But don't quote me on this; I'm not an Axepert. OMG...I can't believe I just said that (-‸). Moving on.. The bar (if you can even call it that) is pretty basic. Beers, wines, and a few foo-foo drinks, I think. However, the food...was pretty pathetic. Bland chicken tenders with breading so thick, it tasted like those frozen tenders you get at the grocery store. The seasoned curly fries were...okay. Not quite as seasoned as I'd have imagined, but whatevs. I guess the ladies loved the stuffed poppers, so....winning? ¯\_( )_/¯ It's bar food, yeah. But like, it shouldn't suck? 3 out of 10, stick with the drinks and the axes. And now, we have to talk about the prices. Now, I've never been axe throwing before, so I have no basis for comparison yet. But even I know that something here is f**ky in the way the prices are presented. If you book a reservation ahead of time via the website, you still won't see the prices until you click "Book Now". Note that the prices shown are per person, not group. Also, it varies based on the size of your group. Thing is, you would never know any of this if you just walked in or called in without using the website. It's....dubious, to say the least. So, our entire bill ended up being over $150 for 4 people. And that was only for 1 hour. I dunno how much axe throwing goes for at other establishments, but....arrive with a full wallet. That's all I'm sayin'. As far as first impressions go, the activity itself was surprisingly invigorating. The place itself is decent enough. Though, I can't help feeling like there are most likely better ones out there. So, I'm holding out for one of those. For now, Axel's Throw House receives 3 axes hurling through the air dead on target out of 5.

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