Unlike other axe throwing in Portland, we use an open session model. It’s similar to booking an escape room, you buy a ticket for a 90 minute session per person. If you only want to throw for an hour, you can book a power hour at the start or end of the day. If you want discounts and access to more hours, check out our membership! Just click book now and we’ll guide you throw the process.

Open session means anyone who purchases a ticket for the same time slot can join in! While most axe throwing venues in Oregon lean toward first time clientele, we at PDaXe want to build a community. While traveling and teaching in the UK and EU we found that most venues follow this format and saw firsthand the connections that were made from it. While all covid and safety cautions are taken into consideration, we’ve all been separated  for far too long, why not get to know your neighbors my over a beer and an axe.

The easiest way to do this is to purchase all tickets for that time slot and/or email us at ____@thepdaxe.com with any questions and so we can give you an additional 30 minutes to hang out. (Can also make these events 2 hours)

Aside from that, there may be a time slot that no one else has booked for! (Maybe connect with Interurban across the street for catering)

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Building a community that is safe and inclusive is our number one priority. That is why we are the first to introduce memberships and at $50 a month. That pays for your first two sessions and access to members hours everyday from 9pm-11pm. That’s two hours of throwing and you only pay $25 each time you come in. (Will be do roll over? Maybe..depends if the system can track it)

Whenever you’re watching axe throwing on ESPN, that’s the World Axe Throwing League (or WATL). We are the first in Oregon to join WATL. What does this mean? Well once we have enough league members, we have a chance at the cup and a shot at representing our beautiful city on ESPN.

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