AXE THROWING IN GRAND PRAIRIE, TX

Looking for axe throwing in Dallas/Fort Worth? If you're planning a bachelor/ette event, come book a party with Viking Axe Throwing, located in Grand Prairie, TX.

Enjoy an evening of action-packed fun with family, friends, or co-workers! We have a 12-foot lane with two World Axe Throwing League-sized targets and a vast array of competition-grade axes to use!

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Viking Axe Throwing is a 100% locally-owned and operated business, located at our Great Prairie location.

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VIKING AXE THROWING FEATURES

There’s something fun for everybody to enjoy! Your axe throwing reservation is private and can include options for up to 30 players. Enjoy some fun on your next date night, bachelor/ette party, birthday, or any other event. Viking Axe Throwing is an action-packed activity for friends, family and co-workers!

Private Axe Throwing Lanes

Viking Axe Throwing lanes can be reserved for 2-10 Players each. We will NEVER add strangers to your party that you didn't invite!

Sweet-Ass Arcade Games

Upgrade your Viking Axe Throwing experience with Classic Retro Arcade Games... the awesome kind with blood and stuff!

Bring Your Own Food

We're a great indoor picnic spot! Bring a pizza and more to snack on while you participate in a fun game of axe throwing!

Player Safety is #1

Our Axe Chiefs and Chieftesses are available to help you develop your throwing technique while you play!

TWO WORLD AXE THROWING LEAGUE-SIZED cottonwood targets!
WIDE SELECTION OF COMPETITION-GRADE AXES to play with!
ARCADE VIDEO GAMES, including fighting games, shooting games, racing games... there's something for everyone!
100% PRIVATE RESERVATION options for up to 30 players, we're one BADASS hangout experience that's PERFECT for Date Night, Birthday Parties, Corporate Team Building... or just hanging out with your buds!

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VIKING AXE THROWING FINE PRINT

Please note: Viking Axe Throwing is NOT located at The Secret Chambers Escape Room Challenge in Fort Worth or Arlington, TX! Viking Axe Throwing does NOT offer any Escape Rooms, and Promo Codes or Special Offers for Viking Axe Throwing DO NOT apply at The Secret Chambers Escape Room. Groupon vouchers purchased for Viking Axe Throwing in Grand Prairie ARE NOT redeemable with The Secret Chambers Escape Room! Reservations made at Viking Axe Throwing ARE NOT reservations made at The Secret Chambers Escape Room!

Viking Axe Throwing
2125 S Great SW Pkwy #102,
Grand Prairie, TX 75051

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VIKING AXE THROWING PRICING

ONE HOUR EXPERIENCE

For Groups of 2-10 Players
100% Private Axe Throwing Lane
Unlimited Arcade Games
Pre-Game Axe Throwing Tutorial
Bring Your Own Food
1 Hour of Play Time

$25+TAX PER PLAYER

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TWO HOUR EXPERIENCE

For Groups of 2-10 Players
100% Private Axe Throwing Lane
Unlimited Arcade Games
Pre-Game Axe Throwing Tutorial
Bring Your Own Food
2 Hours of Play Time

$40+TAX PER PLAYER

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2 HOUR GROUP RATES

For Groups of 11-30 Players
100% Private Axe Throwing Lanes
Unlimited Arcade Games
Pre-Game Axe Throwing Tutorial
Bring Your Own Food
2 Hours of Playtime

$35+TAX PER PLAYER

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VIKING AXE THROWING FAQS

Got questions? We've heard them all. Here's a collection of the most frequently asked questions we get at Viking Axe Throwing! Don't see your question here? PLEASE do not hesitate to contact us BEFORE making your booking. We are happy to help!

What is axe throwing?

Is axe throwing safe?

How old do you have to be to go axe throwing?

What to wear axe throwing?

How much is axe throwing?

What's your picnic rules?

Pizza, Tacos, Barbecue, Asian Food… its ALL WELCOME at Viking Axe Throwing! Bring a snack or bring a whole meal – We’re not stopping you!

We sell COLD bottled water, soft drinks, coffee and energy drinks! We’ve also got a few basic “Munchies” available for purchase as well!

Cooking / Reheating Meals is FORBIDDEN!

Sharing Food / Drinks with other Groups is FORBIDDEN!

We provide each lane with their own tables and chairs, and there are trash cans around the building… but we WILL NOT provide your group with paper plates, utensils, etc.

Can we take pictures & video?

What are your group rates?

Got a Large Group of 11 – 30 Players? We’ll hook you up! Not only will you get our best rate for a 2-Hour Axe Throwing and Unlimited Arcade Game experience, but you’ll also have THE WHOLE BUILDING TO YOURSELVES!

Don’t worry – EVERYONE will get a turn to play EVERYTHING! This is also great for hosting your own Private Tournaments at our location!

GOT MORE THAN 30 PLAYERS? PLEASE CALL OR TEXT US!

Do you accept walk-ins?

AXE THROWING 101

Axe throwing in Dallas/Fort Worth has been recently rapidly growing and spreading in popularity as a new favorite bar game and sport. The axe throwing pastime is expected to only continue to grow in popularity for many years to come, especially among the younger demographic.

AXE THROWING TARGETS

Axe throwing bears resemblance to dart throwing. Players’ objective is to safely throw their axe towards the target to hit it as close as possible to the target. Axe throwing targets have:

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TARGET POINTS

Bullseye (6 points)
- Innermost ring, closest to bullseye (4 points)
- 2nd innermost ring (3 points)
- 3rd innermost ring (2 points)
- Outermost ring (1 point)
Killshot, two small dots on the outer ring (8 points)

Note: Players can only attempt the killshot at certain times during the game.

AXE THROWING RULES

When you book an evening for your Dallas/Fort Worth axe throwing party, you’ll want to know what the rules are for axe throwing before you begin. This ensures your safety and the safety of other players around you, and helps everyone to have as much fun as possible.

GAMEPLAY

• A standard game of axe throwing includes ten throws, followed by the tiebreakers.

• The player with the highest number of points after the ten throws wins. In an axe throwing game, the highest score that can be achieved is 64 points (8×6)+(2×8).

• The killshot is available to attempt on the fifth and tenth throws of the match.

HOW TO SAFELY & CORRECTLY THROW AN AXE

Before throwing your axe, you’ll want to know some safety measures to protect yourself and other fellow players during gameplay. Additionally, having a proper understanding of how to throw also helps you become more proficient at axe throwing, so that you can become a pro in no time!

At Viking Axe Throwing, we do have a pre-game axe throwing tutorial to help players new to the sport learn axe throwing rules before giving it a go.

Below are some general guidelines to follow to ensure everyone’s safety:

• Prior to throwing your axe, you’ll want to ensure that the area around you is clear of other players. Don’t throw your axe while someone is near the target or walking towards the target to collect their axe. You will want to have a minimum of a 6-foot radius surrounding you that is clear of other players. Keep a “throw together, retrieve together” mindset when playing. Everyone should throw their axes, and then everyone should approach the board at the same time to retrieve their axes.

• Before throwing your axe, be sure to sharpen it. This not only helps it to stick to the target easier, it also lessens potential of causing a dangerous throw to players around you. After sharpening your axe, DO NOT touch the blade directly, to avoid slicing your fingers. As a general rule, the sharper and thinner the profile of your axe, the more readily it will stick to your target.

• When throwing your axe, you’ll want to ensure you have a firm grip on it. This is similar to a grip on a baseball bat. Keep the head of your axe as straight to the target as possible to prevent it from flying sideways.

AXE THROWING TECHNIQUES

2 WAYS TO THROW YOUR AXE:

1. Two-handed throw over the head. (Better for beginners). Grip the axe with both hands, bringing your axe back over your head. This is much like throwing a soccer ball. We recommend keeping a lighter grip on the axe with two fists (like when holding a golf club). The harder you grip onto the axe, the more it will become difficult when you need to release while also keeping the axe straight. Next, bring your arms and axe forward and release once your hands line up with where you want to throw, at eye level. Don’t use any wrist motion or try to guide the axe throw with your fingers. Just release the axe and let it follow its path to the target.

2. One-handed throw over the shoulder. (More advanced). To start, you should line up your right shoulder and foot (or left shoulder and foot) with the target’s bullseye. This is similar to a game of darts. To begin, swing your axe beside your leg and use that momentum to bring up the axe up past the ear of the throwing hand. Release the axe once your throwing arm is parallel to the floor. When throwing the axe using the one-handed throw, upon release, don’t use any wrist motion or attempt to guide the throw with your fingers. Just release the grip on your axe and allow its momentum to throw it forward.

Tip: If you find that you’re dropping your axe frequently and you’re using the one-handed throw technique, try switching to the two-hand method to gain more power in your throws.

PROPER DISTANCE FROM THE TARGET:

How close should I stand to the target during an axe throwing game?

The proper distance from the target is important to the success of your gameplay.

As a general rule of thumb, you will want to stand about 12 feet away from the target, however, you may need to adjust where you’re standing depending on how the axe hits the board. Watch for when your axe isn’t landing flush with the target.

Below are some guidelines to follow:

• If the blade of the axe hits the board, you are standing at the perfect distance away from the target!

• If the top of your axe hit the board, it was over-rotated. To adjust, you will need to take a half step closer to the target.

• Did the bottom of the axe hit the board? The throw was under rotated. To adjust, you should take a half step back away from the target.

You’re well on your way to throwing like a pro!

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