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Axe Throwing in Sydney

Q: What are the other activities to do in Sydney?

Ocean whale watching: Personally watch the winter migration of humpback whales and have an intimate experience watching the beauty of the ocean uninterrupted. Skydiving: Skydiving is something that is present in everyone's bucket list. Though it is not for the faint hearted ones, Skydiving in Sydney is quite a popular activity. As you skydive, the breath-taking beauty of Sydney skyline will leave you astounded.Sydney Ghost Hunt City Game: With self-guided ghost hunting walking tour, explore the city of Sydney at your own pace. Follow the directions on your phone to find clues in order to solve the puzzles. The story would eventually unfold and you would come to know about paranormal secrets. Visit Taronga Zoo: Meet the cute little capybaras, Australia’s icon koala, giraffe, meerkat and elephants. Learn fascinating things about these animals from the zoo keeper, as you explore the Taronga Zoo.

Q: Which are the best indoor parks in Sydney?

Skyzone: It is an indoor trampoline park where more than 100 tramlines are interconnected. It also has an indoor rock-climbing space along with a cafe.Archie Brothers Electric Circus: Filled with exciting arcade games, laser tags, bowling, dodgem cars, Archie Brothers caters to all ages and promises equal fun for all. Planet Mio: Planet Mio features a floor turned into a giant ball pit that has its own levels, an interconnected network of climbing ropes and numerous slides. The space has an AR wall where you can throw balls as a part of the game.Rockhouse Indoor Climbing: It is an awesome space to learn rock climbing for all ages. Other than casual climbing, they also offer tuitions and clubs to make you a pro at rock climbing.

Q: What are the other activities to do in Sydney?

Ocean whale watching: Personally watch the winter migration of humpback whales and have an intimate experience watching the beauty of the ocean uninterrupted. Skydiving in Sydney: Skydiving is something that is present in everyone's bucket list. Though it is not for the faint hearted ones, Skydiving in Sydney is quite a popular activity. As you skydive, the breath-taking beauty of Sydney skyline will leave you astounded.Sydney Ghost Hunt City Game: With self-guided ghost hunting walking tour, explore the city of Sydney at your own pace. Follow the directions on your phone to find clues in order to solve the puzzles. The story would eventually unfold and you would come to know about paranormal secrets.Visit Taronga Zoo: Meet the cute little capybaras, Australia’s icon koala, giraffe, meerkat and elephants. Learn fascinating things about these animals from the zoo keeper, as you explore the Taronga Zoo.

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Axe Throwing in Sydney Highlights

Step into Sydney's brand new axe-treme sports to throw the axes on the wooden target
Aim at the point to throw steel axes and feel your stress-busting
An experienced instructor will guide you with the basics of axe-throwing

Axe Throwing in Sydney Overview

Duration: 1 hour (approx.)

Starting Timing: 12:30 PM

Location: 19 McCauley St, Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia

About Axe Throwing Experience in Sydney:

Experience the thrill while indulging in an axe throwing session in Sydney with this package. Have a fun time at Sydney's newest extreme sports attraction where you will get to throw the axes on the target, but, only after a training session. this training session will be done by a professional instructor who will guide you throughout your experience.

About Axe Throwing Experience:

Embark on this thrilling activity to experience a stress-busting session while throwing the axes.
Reach the location where you will be meeting your instructor for a brief introduction to the activity.
Get safety guidance and learn the basics of axe throwing, after that you will be starting your experience.
Step into the practice zone and start throwing some axes right on the targets,

How to reach?

By Car/Cab: The location is 4.5 km away from the main city of Sydney and is reachable within 13 minutes.
By Train: You can take the train route from the Central Station (which runs every 9 minutes) starting from 8:30 PM, and takes up to 13 minutes to reach the nearby location. Then take a 10-minute walk to the location.

You can also book:

Select Package Options

Axe Throwing - 1 Hour (Shared Lane)

2 Hours

USD 43.3

USD 32.43

Per Adult

Experience pure relief while throwing the solid steel axes at the wooden target and feel the thrill.

Note:

Participants must be aged 16+ to participate in this activity and children aged 16-18 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Price Includes

Ticket
- All necessary equipment
- All necessary safety gear
- Insurance provided by the operator
- 1-hour session experience
Guide
- Professional guide

Axe Throwing - 1 Hour (Private Lane)

2 Hours

USD 86.61

USD 58.4

Per Adult

Throw your axes in the private lane with this ticket and g=have a thrilling time in Sydney.

Note:

Participants must be aged 16+ to participate in this activity and children aged 16-18 must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Price Includes

Ticket
- All necessary equipment
- All necessary safety gear
- Insurance provided by the operator
- 1-hour session experience
Guide
- Professional guide

More Details about Axe Throwing in Sydney

Know Before You Go for Axe Throwing in Sydney

Participants must be aged 16+ to participate in this activity and children aged 16-18 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Fixed day ticket implies that this ticket will be applicable only for the date that you've booked the ticket, it won't be carried forward to next or any other day.
All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival and entry.
This activity requires a minimum of 2 participant(s). If the minimum is not met, you can book an alternative date or request a full refund.
This activity requires a minimum of 4 participant(s) on Saturday. If the minimum is not met, you can book an alternative date or request a full refund.
There is a maximum of 7 per lane. If you book for more than 7 people you will be split across two lanes.
Please wear enclosed toe shoes.
ID must be shown to enter premises.
Arrive at the meet-up location 10 minutes before the scheduled activity time.
Make sure to arrive on time.
Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded.

Accessibility Options for Axe Throwing in Sydney

Wheelchair Accessible

Axe Throwing in Sydney Map

Starting Point

Kiss My Axe

19 McCauley St, Alexandria NSW 2015, Australia

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Axe Throwing in Sydney Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 1 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

Axe Throwing in Sydney FAQs

What should I wear at axe throwing in Sydney?
Wear something that goes with the theme, during summers wear loose fit clothes. For footwear closed-toe shoes are a must.
What are the other activities to do in Sydney?
- Ocean whale watching: Personally watch the winter migration of humpback whales and have an intimate experience watching the beauty of the ocean uninterrupted.
- Skydiving: Skydiving is something that is present in everyone's bucket list. Though it is not for the faint hearted ones, Skydiving in Sydney is quite a popular activity. As you skydive, the breath-taking beauty of Sydney skyline will leave you astounded.
- Sydney Ghost Hunt City Game: With self-guided ghost hunting walking tour, explore the city of Sydney at your own pace. Follow the directions on your phone to find clues in order to solve the puzzles. The story would eventually unfold and you would come to know about paranormal secrets.
- Visit Taronga Zoo: Meet the cute little capybaras, Australia’s icon koala, giraffe, meerkat and elephants. Learn fascinating things about these animals from the zoo keeper, as you explore the Taronga Zoo.
Is there an age limit for Sydney Axe Throwing ?
The minimum age should be 13 years to participate in axe throwing. Individuals between 13-17 years old require an adult with them throughout the duration. The parent or the guardian figure needs to sign a waiver for them to participate. For every 15 minors 1 responsible adult is necessary. Children younger than 13 are welcome to watch the action and cheer but they are not allowed to participate.

Which are the best indoor parks in Sydney?

Skyzone: It is an indoor trampoline park where more than 100 tramlines are interconnected. It also has an indoor rock-climbing space along with a cafe.
Archie Brothers Electric Circus: Filled with exciting arcade games, laser tags, bowling, dodgem cars, Archie Brothers caters to all ages and promises equal fun for all.
Planet Mio: Planet Mio features a floor turned into a giant ball pit that has its own levels, an interconnected network of climbing ropes and numerous slides. The space has an AR wall where you can throw balls as a part of the game.
Rockhouse Indoor Climbing: It is an awesome space to learn rock climbing for all ages. Other than casual climbing, they also offer tuitions and clubs to make you a pro at rock climbing.

Is Sydney Axe Throwing is safe?

Yes, Sydney Axe throwing is absolutely safe. It might come across as an intimidating sport to some but that does not make it unsafe. You will be playing the game under the supervision of professionals.

What should I wear at axe throwing in Sydney?

Wear something that goes with the theme, during summers wear loose fit clothes. For footwear closed-toe shoes are a must.

What are the other activities to do in Sydney?

Ocean whale watching: Personally watch the winter migration of humpback whales and have an intimate experience watching the beauty of the ocean uninterrupted.
Skydiving in Sydney: Skydiving is something that is present in everyone's bucket list. Though it is not for the faint hearted ones, Skydiving in Sydney is quite a popular activity. As you skydive, the breath-taking beauty of Sydney skyline will leave you astounded.
Sydney Ghost Hunt City Game: With self-guided ghost hunting walking tour, explore the city of Sydney at your own pace. Follow the directions on your phone to find clues in order to solve the puzzles. The story would eventually unfold and you would come to know about paranormal secrets.
Visit Taronga Zoo: Meet the cute little capybaras, Australia’s icon koala, giraffe, meerkat and elephants. Learn fascinating things about these animals from the zoo keeper, as you explore the Taronga Zoo.

Is there an age limit for Sydney Axe Throwing?

The minimum age should be 13 years to participate in axe throwing. Individuals between 13-17 years old require an adult with them throughout the duration. The parent or the guardian figure needs to sign a waiver for them to participate. For every 15 minors 1 responsible adult is necessary. Children younger than 13 are welcome to watch the action and cheer but they are not allowed to participate.

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