The Purge — Charleston’s 60‑Minute Rage Room to Break Things and Breathe

CHARLESTON RAGE ROOM FIELD GUIDE

The Purge — Charleston’s 60‑Minute Rage Room to Break Things and Breathe

A structured, 60‑minute session in Charleston where each participant smashes a crate of roughly 25 breakables (including glass and electronics); an optional $20 axe‑throwing add‑on is available.

The Purge — Charleston’s 60‑Minute Rage Room to Break Things and Breathe.

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Location
Charleston
Operator
Tickers and Timbers - Charleston
Category
Rage Room
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Unleash frustration in a focused, 60‑minute session at The Purge in Charleston: each participant is given a large crate of approximately 25 items—glass and small appliances/electronics—plus one medium electronic to destroy, and can optionally add axe throwing for an extra charge.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

A full hour, with 45 minutes of RAGE time

The session runs 60 minutes in total, delivering roughly 45 minutes of dedicated rage time to smash, swing, and let off steam within a controlled environment.

THE BREAKABLES

A crate of roughly 25 items plus one medium electronic

Each participant receives a large crate of about 25 breakables—glass and small appliance/electronics—plus one medium electronic (for example a VCR or monitor) to smash.

THE ADD‑ON

Optional axe throwing for an extra thrill

If you want an extra outlet, axe throwing can be added to the session for an additional fee, giving participants another focused way to release energy.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

The Purge is a compact, deliberately paced release: arrive and move into a timed 60‑minute session that allocates roughly 45 minutes to actively smashing a curated crate of items—glass, small appliances and a medium electronic per person—with the option to extend the evening with axe throwing for a fee.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits—and who should reconsider.

1
Adults seeking stress reliefAges 10 and older.
2
Teens (16–17) with guardianTeens aged 16–17 can take part only if a parent or legal guardian is present to participate during their rage time.
3
Families with younger childrenNot ideal for children under 16: the activity has a minimum age and involves breaking glass and electronics.
4
Those without closed‑toe footwearParticipants who cannot wear closed‑toe shoes should not plan to participate; closed‑toe shoes are a stated requirement.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Closed‑toe shoes are required for participation.

Footwear requirement

Plan to arrive wearing appropriate closed‑toe footwear; the venue enforces this requirement.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a session?

Sessions run 60 minutes total, with approximately 45 minutes of active rage time.

What is included in the smash crate?

Each person receives a large crate of about 25 items to smash—glass and small appliance/electronics—and one medium electronic (for example a VCR or monitor) per person.

How much does it cost?

The base rate is $65 per person; axe throwing can be added for an additional $20.

Are there age restrictions?

Participants must be at least 16 years old. Those aged 16–17 require a parent or legal guardian to participate during their rage time.

Is special footwear required?

Yes—closed‑toe shoes are required for all participants.