Birthday parties in Montreal
Blow out candles. Stick an axe.
Everybody has done the restaurant. Here the birthday guest spends the night trying to beat everyone else — and the group photo looks like nothing else in the album.
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The birthday people bring up again next year.
Book a target for your group, bring the cake, let the coach handle the rest. We keep a table for gifts and take the photo at the right moment.
- Private target for the group
- Cakes welcome
- Coaching for every level
- Group photo included
| Group size | 2 to 60 guests |
|---|---|
| Birthday guest | Throws free when we know in advance |
| Cake | Welcome, with a table set aside |
| Price | From $31 per person, before tax |
| Age | No fixed minimum; minors accompanied |
| Regular session length | 60 minutes of throwing |
| Arrival | 10 minutes before your booked time |
| Dress code | Closed-toe shoes required, no heels or platforms |
| Cancellation | Free up to 48 hours ahead |
| Address | 1436 rue Atateken, Montreal — Beaudry metro |
What’s included
You show up. We handle the rest.
- 01Full training
- 0260 minutes of throwing
- 03Several axe types
- 04A table for cake and gifts
Does the birthday guest really throw free?
Yes, when you tell us in advance at booking. Add it to the booking note or give us a call.
Can we bring a cake and decorations?
Yes to cake and small table decorations. No confetti or streamers in the throwing lanes, for safety.
Is there a minimum age?
There is no fixed minimum age. Guests under 18 must be accompanied and able to follow the coach’s instructions.
Can we book a kid’s birthday?
Yes, with an accompanying adult and a dedicated coach. Call us rather than booking online so we can adapt the flow and the equipment.
Do we need experience?
None. The session opens with full training and the coach stays with your group. Most guests stick their first axe within ten minutes.
What should we wear?
Closed-toe shoes, no heels or platforms. It’s the one requirement and it applies to everyone, including spectators who come near the lanes.
