Axe Throwing in New York
Professional instruction in a safe setting.
Last updated: March 2026
Axe throwing in New York costs $55–85 per person, takes 1.5–2 hours, and accommodates groups of 4–40. Professional instructors teach proper stance, grip, and throwing technique in Brooklyn and Manhattan venues. Safety briefings ensure everyone throws responsibly. Participants compete individually and in team tournaments. Great for team bonding, friendly competition, and unique photo moments. GalaCube curates 3–5 vetted axe throwing options and delivers matches within 24 hours — completely free.
What is a Axe Throwing?
Axe throwing in New York costs $55–85 per person, takes 1.5–2 hours, and accommodates groups of 4–40. Professional instructors teach proper stance, grip, and throwing technique in Brooklyn and Manhattan venues. Safety briefings ensure everyone throws responsibly. Participants compete individually and in team tournaments. Most venues provide axes, targets, and protective gear. Great for team bonding, friendly competition, and unique photo moments.
Available in: Brooklyn, Midtown Manhattan
What to Expect
Safety briefing, professional instruction on technique, individual practice time, friendly competitions, tournaments with prizes. All equipment provided. Photos and videos available.
| Activity | Price | Duration | Group Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Axe Throwing | EUR 2750–4250 per person | 1.5–2 hours | 4–40 people |
Tips from Our Team
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Wear closed-toe shoes.
- 2.
No heavy alcohol before throwing.
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Book weeks ahead for popular venues.
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Great for team bonding.
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