Smash it Rage Rooms

Rating

4.9(1,910)

Family of 4

$100-$180 (rage room sessions typically $25-45/person; group/family packages may offer better rates).

Duration

45-90 minutes

Best Ages

Best for ages 8 and up (verify minimum age when booking)

About

The format is exactly what the name suggests: you book a session, suit up in protective gear (helmet with face shield, coveralls, gloves), select your smashables (dishes, bottles, electronics, TVs), choose your weapon (bat, crowbar, sledgehammer), and spend your reserved time in a purpose-built destruction room. Staff supervise; the rooms are properly contained; the chaos is completely managed.

For older kids and teens, this is cathartic. There's a reason the format works: supervised rule-breaking with real physical feedback, the crash, the shatter, the mess, delivers a release that conventional activities don't. A 13-year-old who smashes a stack of dishes will absolutely talk about it at school Monday.

Age minimum is typically 8+, with some sessions requiring accompanying adults for younger participants. Verify when booking, as packages vary. The location at 1154 S 300 W Suite D is in the downtown SLC corridor, accessible from most parts of the city.

For a family outing that doesn't include trampolines, museums, or parks, this is the most memorable option in Salt Lake City for the older-kid demographic. Budget $100-180 for a family of four and book ahead, weekend evenings are in demand.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

No

Nursing / Changing

Not Available

Kid Meals

Not Available

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekend afternoons or weekday evenings (3-8PM); book online in advance

Wait Times

Sessions are reservation-based, book online; walk-up availability limited

Nearby Food

No food on-site. Downtown SLC and the surrounding area have numerous restaurants within a 5-10 minute drive.

Why Kids Love It

The rage room concept, suited up in protective gear, given a selection of smashable items, and let loose with a bat, is cathartic for older kids in a way that no other venue type delivers. Teens especially find it satisfying.

Pro Tips from Parents

  • Book online, popular slots fill, especially Friday/Saturday evenings
  • Safety gear is provided (helmet, coveralls, gloves), no need to dress for mess
  • Confirm minimum age requirement when booking, typically 8+ but can vary by package
  • Family and group packages offer better per-person rates than individual bookings
  • Sunday hours are shorter (11AM-6PM), plan accordingly

What to Bring

  • Closed-toe shoes (required)
  • A spirit of enthusiasm for controlled destruction

Cost Info

Estimated Cost (Family of 4)

$100-$180 (rage room sessions typically $25-45/person; group/family packages may offer better rates).

Check smash-itragerooms.

com for current packages.

Tips to Save

  • Book a group package rather than individual sessions to get a lower per-person rate.
  • Midweek slots are cheaper than weekend.
  • Check the website for current promotional packages.

Hours & Contact

Hours

Friday
11AM-11PM
Monday
Hours need confirmation. Check with the venue.
Sunday
11AM-6PM
Tuesday
Hours need confirmation. Check with the venue.
Saturday
11AM-11PM
Thursday
Hours need confirmation. Check with the venue.
Wednesday
Hours need confirmation. Check with the venue.

Contact

1154 S 300 W Suite D, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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