You can now channel all your anger by breaking things at Singapore’s first rage room
Do it while listening to The Used for maximum pleasure
Rage rooms aren’t an entirely new concept; you’ve probably seen the ones from countries like Russia, the States and Canada on Facebook. Instead of drowning your sorrows at a bar after work, why not smash some things into smithereens for a fee at the recently opened Fragment Room? It’s the first of its kind in Singapore (and apparently Southeast Asia).
If you’ve always had a penchant for destroying things but never had the chance to vent it out in a legal way, this is where you want to be. It’s basically a room where you can either go at it by yourself, or with a fellow hothead, and smash easily breakable items like teapots, wine bottles, ceramic plates, keyboards, television sets (or bring something from home) with a baseball bat or a sledge hammer. But unlike others in Singapore, where the rooms are made up to look like an office or a house, The Fragment Room offers two empty, fully cemented rooms that look like a house under renovation. Don't worry, full safety gear consisting of cut-proof gloves, overalls and a helmet (or a full face mask) will be provided, and all the shattered fragments will be recycled at the end of every session.
Currently, they have three packages to choose from—the Single ($38), which is the most basic out of the three, entitles a single "player" 30 minutes and one crate of breakable items; the Double ($75) lets you and a friend destroy two crates worth of items for half an hour; while the Annihilation ($220) package allows you to wreak havoc for an hour, destroying things as many things as you want with a baseball bat and a sledgehammer.
Much better (and healthier) than downing that bottle of tequila. The Fragment Room is located at 3 Balestier Rd. Make your bookings here.
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