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Rage room statistics in the USA

Rage room statistics in the USA

These figures come from the 232 rage rooms in this directory, in 45 states. Each figure covers the venues that publish that detail. Updated October 2026. Prices and rules change, so treat them as a snapshot.

Prices

Venues price in different ways, so the two groups below are counted separately. Among 107 venues that list a starting price per person, the lowest is $10, the median is $27 and the highest is $75. Among 23 venues that list a starting price per session, group or room, the lowest is $12, the median is $55 and the highest is $450.

Session length

Across 741 listed sessions, the median length is 30 minutes. The most common lengths are 30 minutes (195), 20 minutes (121), 60 minutes (69), 45 minutes (57), 15 minutes (55), 50 minutes (48).

Age limits

The median minimum age is 10 among the 169 venues that state one. 98 accept guests aged 10 or under and 13 set the minimum at 18 or over. See the guide on rage rooms for under 18s.

What gets smashed

The items venues name most often, by number of venues: electronics (77), printers (58), glassware (46), plates (39), glass (37), tvs (37), bottles (33), dishes (33), furniture (24), car windshields (17).

The tools they lend most often: bat (59), crowbar (54), sledgehammer (54), mallet (33), golf club (29), hammer (27). The protective gear they supply most often: glove (104), helmet (39), coverall (37), face shield (31), goggle (12), safety glasse (11).

Booking, waivers and rules

  • 101 venues require booking, and 100 take bookings or walk-ins.
  • 159 venues describe a waiver you sign before you play.
  • 40 venues say you need ID.
  • 153 venues say closed-toe shoes are required or expected.
  • 116 venues let you bring your own items to smash.

Events

Venues most often mention these group bookings: birthday (123), corporate (114), team building (108), date night (68), bachelorette (38), kids party (11).

Rage rooms by state

45 states have at least one rage room in the directory. See every state.

To compare states by size, see rage rooms per capita. For the health side, see stress by state, which ranks states on CDC estimates of mental distress, short sleep and depression.