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Wreck Room - History, Location & Key Facts 2023

The Basics

Las Vegas offers an endless array of fun activities and rage rooms are the hottest newcomer on the entertainment scene. At Wreck Room, you can choose between the basic or XL Wrecking Package—each includes an arsenal of wrecking weapons and a mix of small, medium, and large items just waiting to be pulverized during your 30-minute “destruction therapy” session.

The rooms are made of stainless steel and clean-up is included, so you can blow off a bit of steam without having to worry about causing damage or making a mess. These popular rage rooms are often completely booked up, so reserve your spot in advance to avoid a wait to wallop.

Things to Know Before You Go

Wreck Room is a unique group activity for bachelor or bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, or corporate team building.
You must be at least 18 years old to “wreck.”
Coveralls, face shields, gloves, and vests are provided for wearing over street clothes. Closed toe shoes are required.
Live rage room video feeds are screened in the lobby. You can purchase a recording of your session afterwards.
The rage rooms are not wheelchair-accessible.

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Smash Room, Rage Room, or Anger Room?

These terms are often used interchangeably but describe the same thing: a space reserved for destroying objects using wooden bats or metal rods while wearing safety gear to prevent injury. The first rage rooms were opened in the early 2000s and soon the trend spread worldwide. Today, many rage rooms offer added perks like video services, group sessions, and a choice of “packages” that include more or larger items to destroy.

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