Axe throwing, Ada OK: interactive lanes at Siege
Axe throwing at Siege in Ada is real wood and real axes, thrown at digital, interactive targets: the targets are projected onto the boards and change from game to game, not the old boring paint on wood.
Siege's axe lanes are at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A in Ada, Oklahoma, and they are one of the experiences at Siege. Anyone eight and up can throw, everyone in the group signs the waiver online before they play, and lanes are booked ahead online or taken by walk-in groups Thursday to Saturday when one is free.
Can you drink at axe throwing in Ada?
Yes. At Siege in Ada the bar and the axe lanes are under one roof, so adults can have a beer or a mixed drink and a pizza between throws. Siege is family friendly rather than 21 and over, which means a family, a date and a table of coworkers can all be on the lanes the same night.
Each lane at Siege is fenced off from the next with wire mesh, and everyone in the group signs the waiver before stepping up. A first throw often bounces off the board, and it gets easier with each one.
How does interactive axe throwing work at Siege?
Interactive axe throwing at Siege in Ada means the target is a projection, so one lane can run more than one game in a night.
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Projected targets
The board at each Siege lane shows a projected target, from a classic bullseye to arcade-style games.
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Eight and up on the lane
Siege welcomes every age in the venue. Anyone eight and up can throw, and younger kids play pool, air hockey and table-top games nearby.
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One waiver, everyone signs it
Everyone in the group signs the Siege waiver online before they play, so a booked lane is ready the moment the group arrives.
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Food and drink under the same roof
Beer, mixed drinks, pizza and funnel cakes are served at Siege, so nobody leaves the lanes to eat.
What should you know before you throw at Siege?
Siege in Ada keeps the list short: book or walk in, sign the waiver, and dress to throw.
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Book or walk in
Book a lane at Siege online, or walk in while Siege is open Thursday to Saturday and take a lane when one is free.
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Sign the waiver
Everyone in the group signs the waiver online before they play. Sign it before you drive over and the lane is ready.
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Dress to throw
Closed-toe shoes and clothes that let your arm swing freely are the sensible choice. Leave long scarves and dangling jewellery at home.
Frequently asked questions
How much is axe throwing?
Axe lane prices at Siege in Ada are shown online when you pick a day and a time. For a private party, call (580) 453-4045.
What ages can throw axes?
Anyone eight and up can throw at Siege in Ada, and everyone in the group signs the waiver online first. An adult signs the waiver, and the online form has them sign for anyone under 18 as well.
Can kids go axe throwing?
Yes, from eight years old. Younger kids are welcome at Siege for pool, air hockey and table-top games while the group throws.
Can you drink at axe throwing?
At Siege, yes. Beer and mixed drinks are served to adults under the same roof as the lanes, with pizza and funnel cakes for everyone.
Is axe throwing safe?
At Siege each lane is fenced off from the next with wire mesh, and everyone in the group signs a waiver before they play.
Is axe throwing hard?
Nobody needs experience to throw at Siege. A first throw often bounces off the board, and it gets easier with each one.
What to wear axe throwing?
Closed-toe shoes and clothes you can swing an arm in are the sensible choice at Siege. Leave anything loose around the arms, and any dangling jewellery, at home.
Do you have to sign a waiver?
Yes. Everyone in the group signs the Siege waiver online before they play, not only the ones throwing, and an adult signs it for anyone under 18. Signing it before you drive over means the lane is ready when you arrive.
Do you accept walk-ins?
Yes, Thursday to Saturday while Siege is open, when a lane is free. Booking online holds a lane for the group.
Is axe throwing a good first date?
It can be. A lane at Siege gives two people something to do together, and the pizza and the bar are under the same roof.
What is the difference between digital and regular axe throwing?
Regular axe throwing uses a target painted on wood. At Siege in Ada the target is projected onto the board, so the same lane can run a classic bullseye or an arcade-style game.