A Rage Room, also known as a 'destruction room,' is a space where you can vent out, release your stress, or simply have fun by destroying everyday objects destined for recycling. It's the principle of destruction therapy. All this, in a 100% secure environment.
Why do people participate in a RAGE ROOM session?
Stress management
Rage Room sessions provide a cathartic way to manage the stress and tension accumulated in daily life.
Emotional release
It's an opportunity to release emotions in a safe and controlled manner.
Recreational experience
Some participate in these sessions for the playful and entertaining aspect of controlled destruction.
Social activity
Some people use Rage Rooms as a social activity, where they can participate with friends or in groups.
In summary, a Rage Room offers a unique experience allowing individuals to channel their emotions in a positive and controlled way. It's a creative approach to stress management and emotional release.
What types of objects are available for destruction in the RAGE ROOM?
Plates, glasses, bottles, windshields, TVs, laptops, furniture, and other electronic devices. It all depends on the selected Pack.
Are there any safety rules to follow?
Yes, safety is our priority. Wear the provided protective equipment, follow the staff's instructions, adhere to the rules of behavior, and avoid any dangerous behavior.
Can I bring my own objects to destroy?
We provide the objects for safety and control reasons, so bringing personal items is not allowed.
Can I participate alone or do I need to be in a group?
You can participate alone or in a group. The Rage Room is a flexible experience that can be enjoyed individually for personal stress relief or in a group for a unique social activity. From 1 to 4 people max.
What happens in case of material damage or injuries during the session?
Safety is our top priority. In case of material damage or injuries, our trained staff will intervene immediately to ensure your safety and take appropriate measures.
Does the Rage Room offer special packages or bundled offers?
Yes, we regularly offer special deals, advantageous group rates, and promotions. Check our website or contact us for current offers.
How will my session unfold?
- Here is a typical example of how a session at 6:00 PM would proceed:
- 6:00 PM: Participant welcome
- 6:05 PM: Equipment and photos
- 6:10 PM: Instructions and safety briefing
- 6:20 PM: Destruction Room
- 6:40 PM: End of destruction
- 6:50 PM: Equipment removal; debriefing & session end
Is booking mandatory?
It is strongly recommended to book your session. This allows us to prepare your room under the best conditions and according to the pack you have chosen. We have only one room, so if there's a session about to start, it would require waiting for about 1 hour before the next session. Booking prevents this kind of issue.
What protective gear is used?
For your safety, you are provided with an apron, a protective helmet with facial and hearing protection, cut-resistant gloves, and other various protections. WARNING: Closed-toe and flat shoes (such as sneakers) are mandatory. It's also highly recommended to wear clothing that covers your body as much as possible (legs, arms, back) to limit cuts from glass shards.
Isn't it wasteful to break so many things?
Our supplies are primarily headed for the landfill, we retrieve them and let you have fun with them before sending them to the landfill or recycling.
I have a disability, can I still come?
Absolutely! As long as you can lift a baseball bat weighing about 600 grams to destroy objects, our team will be happy to have you participate!
Who should not participate?
- Pregnant women.
- People who are not in good health and/or physical condition
- Anyone under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or prescription medication that impair mobility and judgment.
- People under 16 years old. Except if accompanied by an adult
Can I film in the room?
You can film with your mobile phone. Be careful not to break it!
What are the prices?
Prices vary depending on the chosen pack.