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Rage Ground, Los Angeles

Family fun · Admission from $60

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About Rage Ground

Rage Ground is a rage room in Los Angeles where visitors suit up in full protective gear and smash breakable items to relieve stress. The core experience involves donning coveralls, a hard hat with face mask, and gloves before grabbing a bat to demolish bottles, ceramics, plates, and furniture in a controlled environment. The venue also operates a Black Light Paint Splatter room where guests throw glowing paint at walls, friends, and a canvas they take home, all under black lights. For larger groups, Rage Ground offers private events accommodating up to 20 guests in a two-hour session, with all rooms opening into one giant space. Party options include Rage-a-Palooza, featuring the full smashing experience; Demolition Derby, which adds car smashing; and Paint-a-Palooza for the paint splatter activity. Additional services include catering, a full bar, and birthday packages. Rage Ground also operates a mobile unit that travels to events and festivals. Tickets are sold online through the venue's website.

Tickets and prices

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Admission

  • Warrior Package
    $135
  • Recruit Package
    $75
  • Paint Splatter
    $60
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Tickets, prices & hours

Hours: Monday – Sunday 10:30 AM – 10:30 PM

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Deals at Rage Ground

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