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Welcome to iSmash: an exciting entertainment concept for one-of-a-kind experiences Need to blow off some steam? Look no further than our fully equipped rage rooms: pick up your tool of choice and get down to smashing! In the mood for some creative release? We’ve got you covered with our spacious paint splatter room that will unleash your inner artistic genius. Want to try your hand at competitive axe throwing? Practice your axe throws in a completely safe environment and prove to your friend you’re the best lumberjack. Whether you’re looking for a fun idea for a date, an outing with friends or a corporate or teambuilding event, book iSmash’s entertainment rooms to create unique, memorable experiences.
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1225 Jefferson Road #24, 14623, Rochester, United States
- 5852708221
- ny.rochester@ismashusa.com
- ismashusa.com
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