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Bad Axe Throwing Toronto is a net-new Toronto listing for Excitorama, adding stronger coverage for axe throwing experiences in The Junction. This listing is useful for users searching for things to do in Toronto, local venues, date night ideas, group outings, culture, entertainment, and neighbourhood-based discovery.
Our Story
Bad Axe Throwing Toronto strengthens Excitorama's Toronto coverage with a net-new axe throwing listing. This free listing can later be claimed by the organization to manage photos, events, promotions, and upgrades.
Amenities & Features
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AI-gathered from public sources · Updated Jun 23
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Why People Love It
- ♥ Expert and patient coaches who help beginners hit the target quickly
- ♥ The empowering and therapeutic experience of throwing axes
- ♥ Flexibility to bring your own food and snacks at no extra cost
- ♥ Vibrant and high-energy atmosphere with great music
- ♥ Safe and professionally supervised environment for all skill levels
Upcoming Events
An 8-week competitive league sanctioned by WATL. Includes practice time, matches, and a championship tournament in the final week.
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Alcohol Policy Update
Guests are permitted to bring their own canned beer, wine coolers, or ciders. Hard liquor, wine, and glass bottles are strictly prohibited.
Source: Official Website FAQ
Booking Policy
The facility is open 7 days a week by appointment only for groups. Walk-in sessions are available during specific scheduled hours which are updated weekly on the website.
Source: Bad Axe Throwing Toronto Location Page
Known For
Accessibility
The facility is located on the second floor but has been noted as accessible for individuals with limited mobility. Coaches are trained to instruct participants with physical disabilities.
Parking
Limited free parking is available on-site at the venue. Additional street parking is available in the surrounding area, and there are paid parking lots nearby.
Transit
Located near Runnymede Road & St. Clair Avenue West. Accessible via the 71 or 79 bus from Runnymede Station or the 512 St. Clair streetcar (Gunn's Loop).
Seasonal Note
Indoor activity ideal for winter months. During summer, group bookings have more flexibility, but autumn and winter peak seasons often require booking 4-6 weeks in advance for weekends.
Why Excitorama Recommends This
Recommend Bad Axe Throwing Toronto for Toronto users looking for axe throwing experiences in The Junction, especially for local discovery, outings, and curated things to do.
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