Detroit Axe, Michigan, United States
4.5 (19 reviews) Spent 2-3 hours Ranking #1 in Ferndale Game & Entertainment Centers
For a unique experience this place is a must!
Metro Detroit's first wholly dedicated Axe Throwing arena. Compete in fully organized tournaments led by your own personal axe master with 6-36 people or walk in for an hour of target practice. Perfect for a fun date, team building, or showing your friends who's boss.
Address
344 W 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220-1761
Mobile
Website
http://detroitaxe.com
Current local date and time now
Monday, May 13, 2024, 18:53
User Ratings
4.5 based on (19 reviews)
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Reviews
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4Adam Y 5:00 PM Jan 2, 2018
An experience
This is a great new spot, it's a little hard to find because as far as I could tell there isn't an actual sign as of yet for it. A helpful hint would be to make a reservation, this place is new and has a lot to offer besides Axe throwing. From the moment you walk in you have two choices you can sit at the bar and hope for a spot or you can use your reservations you've made. Now the bar till close you can play over 800 board games, but the dining room you can only play games after 9 PM in there. Up top is where the real fun is and that is the axe throwing now here its helpful to have a large group for one and the other thing is it can be a tad pricey up to $40 a person. Other than that the bar is pretty fun, gets a lot of attention through it and has a lot to offer. In the dinning room they have two lounge areas by a very nice and warm fireplace, and more than one way in and out they also have enough windows in order to see the city which is a very nice sight in the winter with snow covering it. Overall worth going and experiencing the environment and having a little fun
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4Rarlica 5:00 PM Oct 20, 2018
Great team with co-workers!
An after-hours place, that has a little bit of everything! Pac-Man, axe throwing, and ciders! Good instructors and great service. Only complaint is that the axe throwing area is too close and crowded when both sides are being used.
