Rage rooms, which boomed following the COVID-19 pandemic, offer visitors a safe space to release pent-up anger—but now customers are using the venue for another type of cathartic release. Rage rooms are spaces where guests can spend time in a private room smashing various items, such as plates, televisions, radios, tables, and more, with blunt objects. Customers often come for bachelorette parties or date nights and wear protective gear as they slam crowbars, baseball bats, and sledgehammers down on fragile objects.
“Every once in a while, people do get a little handsy. I’ve had some customers lay down together in a room filled with broken glass, so maybe there’s a danger aspect to it,” the owner of Wreck Room Las Vegas said, adding, “Being in that atmosphere, it’s super weird, so I think people tend to go to a primal place.” Another rage room venue said they’ve seen couples engaged in “heavy petting and intense make-out sessions” at least twice a month, with some “stripping down to their underwear.” “If you visited a rage room with your partner and then went straight home and had sex, it’s likely that the sex would be more intense than usual due to the fact that the emotional response for the earlier situation hadn’t fully cleared from your system,” the rage room management explained.
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