Rage Philly

Emma

1.0

Jul, 2025

I do not feel you get your moneys worth...i took my daughter for her bday...first off it was so hot that you could hardly think...the check in was awkward and felt uncomfortable....the music was too loud so you could not communicate with whoever you were with...the bucket maybe had 10 things in it...i could have gotten everything in mine and my daughters bucket for $5 at a thrift store...the "shareable" wernt anything either...a printer a flatscreen monitor and a boombox ..hardly things 2 people can bash on...this would have been a fun $40 experience but to charge almost $100 it was def not worth it ... Will not be doing this again

Asia Mchenry

1.0

Jul, 2025

They asked me for a play list of songs and then the worker took a blow horn and proceeded to yell over the songs, when I asked her if she could just silently observe she agreed and then continued with the blow horn. I left with way more rage than I came with. Idk her name but older black female, was recording us on her personal device, and forceful with her presence. I literally have her on video calling me boujie. In every video I took of my experience this worker could be heard yelling in the background. Not just telling us the time we have left but also making uncomfortable comments. I don’t recommend giving this person access to a blow horn ever again. Some sensitivity training would be helpful tho.

Jaclyn Schrauger

5.0

Jan, 2025

This was so much fun! I wish we had booked a longer time frame instead of 5 minutes but would definitely return to get out some more rage. They do have lockers for your stuff and gave us water and hot chocolate after which we really appreciated.

Molly Roberts

5.0

Dec, 2024

We had the best time! Kea is the sweetest woman and best cheerleader throughout smashing! She was so informative every step of the way. We can’t wait to go back!

Jaime Hutkin

5.0

Dec, 2019

This place is a blast! Kea (not positive about spelling) was so nice and welcoming. I took my best friend as a Christmas gift and she did savage beast mode. She got a whole bucket of breakables plus a vacuum, tv, keyboard, and some glasses we brought. She mainly used the sledgehammer and bat. She got to play her own music and it was so much fun for her. Definitely wear closed toe shoes - she wore Timberlands - and long pants and a shirt. Their protective gear is great though. Kea provided my friend with a water bottle afterwards. There is a bathroom but it’s a warehouse so it’s nothing fancy, but it has everything you need. A little hard to find at first but they have an easel - just follow it up the driveway and park in guest parking.