Fun places in Ada, OK
Eight experiences share one Ada address at Siege: axe lanes with projected targets, a golf simulator bay, seven pool tables, a dance floor, karaoke, a kitchen and a bar.
This page maps out all eight. A group with different ideas about the night can use it to agree on a starting point before anyone books anything.
Siege sits at 1606 Arlington St, Suite A, and every experience below shares the same front door, so nobody drives between stops. Walk in Thursday through Saturday, or book a lane or the bay online, or reserve the whole venue for a private event on any day of the week. Choose what to book, or scroll through the eight experiences first.
Where can you find family fun in Ada, OK?
Siege is family fun in Ada without a velvet rope: every age is welcome, anyone eight and up can throw an axe, and the pool tables, air hockey and table-top games are for the whole group. Parents who want a beer and kids who want a funnel cake are under the same roof, which is the point of Siege. On a date night the same venue is a lane, a game of pool and a pizza, and on a work night it is a private booking for the whole team.
What customers say
The pizza is amazing!! And so are there new mixed drinks the owner is so friendly and welcoming. An amazing place to come!
Ordered a regular pepperoni pizza from here and it was the best I’ve had in Ada!!
What can you do at Siege in Ada?
Siege in Ada has eight experiences, and each has its own page with what to expect and how booking works.
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Axe throwing
The activity every group tries first, since nobody at the lane needs experience to throw a good round. Axe throwing in Ada, OK
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Golf simulator
For the golfer stuck waiting on daylight, or the friend who has never held a club. Golf simulator in Ada, OK
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Pool hall
Seven tables that never ask for an ID at the door, so the whole group racks up together. Pool hall in Ada, OK
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Karaoke and dance floor
The stage fills up on Friday nights, and the dance floor keeps going after the mic gets put down. Karaoke in Ada, OK
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Sports bar
Where the group lands once the game is on and everyone wants a seat with a view of the screen. Sports bar in Ada, OK
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Food and drink
The stop between rounds, whether that means a slice at the table or a mixed drink at the bar. Pizza and beer in Ada, OK
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Birthday parties and private events
A buyout of the whole building, for a birthday, a graduation or any group that wants Siege to itself. Birthday party places in Ada, OK
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Team building
An axe throwing bracket and the whole venue, for the company that has run out of icebreakers. Team building activities in Ada, OK
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Memberships
Coming soon, for the regulars who come back every week. Siege memberships
Which Siege experience should you start with?
There is no wrong first stop at Siege, but a few pairings work well for a mixed group. A couple or a pair of friends often starts on the axe lanes, since it takes two minutes to learn and gives everyone something to talk about right away. A bigger group with kids in it usually splits: the adults take a lane while younger kids start on pool or the table-top games, and everyone regroups for pizza.
A golfer in the group is happiest starting on the simulator bay while the rest of the party throws axes or racks up a game of pool nearby. However the night starts, every experience at Siege sits close enough to switch without leaving the building.
What should you check before picking an experience?
Start with the hours. Siege welcomes walk-ins Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and the golf simulator and the axe lanes both take online bookings any day the doors are open. A private event runs on its own schedule and can happen on any day of the week.
Age matters for one experience only. Throwing an axe means being eight or older, but every other experience at Siege, from pool to karaoke, welcomes any age. Everyone in the group signs the online waiver, throwers and non-throwers both.
Cost depends on what a group picks. A regular visit is priced online at booking. A private buyout of the whole venue is priced by group size instead, covered on the birthday parties and team building pages.
How do you book an experience at Siege?
Book ahead through Siege's booking chooser: book an axe lane or book the golf simulator, then sign the waiver so the group is ready to go. A lane or the bay is also open to walk-ins on the three nights Siege welcomes them.
Renting the whole building for a birthday or a company event works differently: it is a private booking, open on any day of the week, during Siege's regular hours or outside them. See how birthday parties work or how a team event works, or send the details straight through the private-party form.
Ready to book a lane at Siege?
Which indoor activities in Ada work on a rainy day?
Every experience at Siege in Ada is indoors: the axe lanes, the golf simulator, the seven pool tables, the dance floor and the bar. A rained-out Saturday is still a night Siege is open to walk-ins, and the golf simulator plays its course on a screen whatever the weather is doing outside.
That matters more here than in a lot of towns, since Oklahoma weather can turn from a clear afternoon to a storm and back before dinner, especially in spring. A plan that depends on being outside sometimes falls through; a night built around Siege does not.
The seven pool tables and the dance floor do not care whether it is 100 degrees or below freezing outside, and neither does a lane with a projected target. A group can build a whole evening at Siege without checking a forecast first.
What makes a good date night in Ada at Siege?
Siege in Ada gives a date something to do together: a lane of axe throwing on projected targets, a game of pool, a pizza and a drink, and karaoke on a Friday night. Book the lane at Siege ahead online, and the rest of the evening needs no planning.
A date that starts nervous usually loosens up by the second throw, since nobody at the lane is expected to be any good at it. Two people who run out of things to say can always find a next activity a few steps away, whether that is a game of pool or the bar.
What if only part of the group wants to throw axes?
Skipping the axe lanes is normal at Siege, not a problem. The people who skip the lane still have plenty to do: seven pool tables, air hockey, table-top games or a spot at the bar. Nobody has to book an activity they do not want just to come along.
Groups often split up for twenty minutes and meet back at the same table. A parent can watch from a stool at the bar while the kids play pool. The whole point of putting these experiences under one roof is that nobody has to sit outside and wait.
Is Siege good for a big group?
Yes, Siege works well for a big group. A private buyout can hold a party of 100 guests or more, with the whole venue closed to the public for it.
Either way, every experience stays open to the whole group at once. Nobody has to pick one activity and sit out the rest. The pool tables, the axe lanes, the bar and the dance floor all run at the same time, for everyone in the party.
How is Siege different from other places in Ada?
Most spots in Ada offer just one thing, like a pool hall that is 21 and over or a patio built for one kind of crowd. Siege puts axe throwing, golf, pool, karaoke, food and a bar under one roof, and it welcomes every age into all of it. That mix is what a group usually wants most on a night when nobody can agree on a plan.
A group that splits between a pool hall and a restaurant loses time on the road. It also loses whoever wanted to do something else. At Siege, disagreeing about what to do is not a problem, since the next experience is only a few steps away.
Why do multi-activity venues work for mixed groups?
A group is rarely made up of people who all want the same thing. One person wants to compete, one wants to eat, and one just wants to be somewhere with everybody else. A venue built around one activity asks the whole group to want that activity; a place built around several, like Siege, asks a lot less of anyone.
That is also why a place like this holds a group longer than a one-activity venue does. There is always a next thing to try once the first one runs its course. A birthday, a first date and a Thursday with nothing else planned all work the same way here, because the venue changes shape around whoever showed up.