Ireland’s first-ever Rage Room will open in Dublin on 6 December and promises to be a place for people to destructively de-stress in a safe environment.
Located in Kylemore Park in Ballyfermot, Dublin, Rage Room Ireland is set to become Ireland’s first-ever Rage Room.
Rage Room Ireland is advertised as being a place where people can “unleash your anger, release your stress, and have a ton of fun all at once”.
Fancy de-stressing with a bit of safe rage? Read on to find out more about Ireland’s first-ever Rage Room.
Rage Room Ireland – a great place to de-stress
Participants at the Rage Room will be equipped with sledgehammers and protective gear.
Those who take part will be placed in a designated area where they can engage in what is described as therapeutic property damage.
This will involve the destruction of a variety of items such as “glass items, microwaves, washing machines, printers, keyboards”.
Customers attending the Rage Room have also been invited to bring their own items to destroy if they so wish.
Rage Room Ireland allows customers to bring large items along, such as printers, TVs and monitors. They also accept small items such as wooden or plastic chairs, DVD racks, VHS tapes, small electrical items, small cabinets and more.
Address: 5 Kylemore Park N, Kylemore, Dublin, D10 YE94, Ireland
Lukas – the owner of Rage Room Ireland
Lukas, the owner of Rage Room Ireland, has said that the feedback he has received so far has been great, leaving him “pleased and happy”.
“I don’t drink personally, and I wanted to find more fun things to do on the weekend; there’s just not much to do here in Dublin”, he said.
After some research, they realised that there were no rage rooms in the Republic of Ireland, so they decided to make it happen.
“It’s for people wanting to de-stress from the week of work, for a weekend activity, or just for a fun day out or maybe even a date idea”, Lukas explained.
The cost for a session at Rage Room Ireland is €35 per person, with sessions being available for anywhere between one and three individuals. Each session lasts for 20 minutes.
Individuals must be aged 18 and above. Larger rooms can also be requested for group sessions if required.
Partnered with local recycling centre – good for the environment
Rage Room Ireland is doing its bit for the environment by partnering with a local recycling centre. They promise that “everything gets properly recycled”.
Rage Room Ireland also advises those who are interested in booking a session to wear closed-toe shoes to ensure their own safety.
A session lasts 20 minutes, and participants will have the opportunity to unleash their inner rage and effectively de-stress on up to 25 small and three medium-sized destructible items.
For more information and to book a session, head over to the Rage Room Ireland website now.
