Austin has one rage room (also called a smash room): Rage Room Austin.
Listings last updated October 2026. Confirm prices and availability with the venue before you book.
Rage rooms in Austin
Rage Room Austin
Rage Room Austin sells smash sessions measured in bottles and minutes, with party packages for gender reveals, bachelorette groups and team events.
- Book ahead
What you can smash in Austin, Texas
Rage Room Austin supplies breakables such as glass bottles.
Protective gear is provided at the door, and staff explain the rules before each session starts.
Extras you can book include mini putt putt and snow cones.
Prices and sessions in Austin, Texas
Session lengths range from 5 to 90 minutes depending on the package. The largest group a single room takes is 10.
Ages, groups and events
Rage Room Austin takes group bookings for team building and corporate groups and bachelorette groups.
Visiting a rage room in Austin, Texas
Rage Room Austin lists wheelchair accessibility features.
Credit cards are accepted.
Weekend slots go first, so book ahead if you're planning a Friday night or a Saturday.
Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dusty. Long trousers and tied-back hair help with flying fragments, and venues provide the helmet, gloves and coveralls.
Questions about rage rooms in Austin, Texas
Do you need to book a rage room in Austin, Texas?
Yes, booking ahead is required, and weekend slots fill first.
Are rage rooms in Austin, Texas wheelchair accessible?
The venue lists accessibility features. Call ahead to confirm access to the smash room itself.
How long does a rage room session last?
Sessions run from 5 to 90 minutes depending on the package.
Stress snapshot for Austin
CDC modelled estimates for adults in Austin, set against the national figure for each measure.
- Frequent mental distress: 15.8% of adults (US 16.8%), meaning poor mental health on 14 or more of the past 30 days.
- Short sleep: 31.7% of adults (US 36.9%), meaning less than 7 hours a night on average.
- Depression: 21.9% of adults (US 21.4%), meaning a health professional has told them they have a depressive disorder.
On a combined score of those three measures, Austin ranks 688 of 856 US cities with 50,000 or more residents, where 1 is the highest.
Austin has 1 rage room for 993,588 residents, or 0.10 per 100,000. The US average is 0.068 per 100,000.
These are modelled estimates, not a diagnosis, and they describe adults in the area as a whole. See stress by state for the method and sources, and rage rooms per capita for the density figures.
Texas has 23 rage rooms in this directory. See all rage rooms in Texas.
New to rage rooms? Read rage rooms 101 for how sessions work, what they cost and what to wear.