Tribal Axe
Tribal Axe is a attraction in Town Center, Virginia Beach, best for groups and team outings, a rainy-day activity, birthdays and date nights.
An axe-throwing bar and entertainment venue on Virginia Beach Boulevard, pitching itself as 'more than axe throwing': lanes for axes, knives, and ninja stars sit alongside digital-target games like bowling, cricket, Battleship, and tic-tac-toe, backed by a full bar and restaurant. Throwers need to be 12 or older, though the venue says it can 'quickly test younger kids' case by case, and minors are welcome in the building with close supervision (a minor waiver covers under-18 participants). Happy hour runs Wednesday–Friday 4–7pm, private group axe coaching is available for parties of 20 or more, and a $49-a-month membership covers unlimited throwing. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
- Family Friendly
Amenities
- Axe, knife, and ninja star throwing lanes
- Digital target games (bowling, cricket, Battleship, tic-tac-toe)
- Full bar and restaurant
- Private group coaching
- Monthly unlimited-throw membership
Know Before You Go
- Best for: groups and team outings, a rainy-day activity, birthdays and date nights
- Parking: On-site strip-center parking off Virginia Beach Boulevard.
- Accessibility: Indoor single-level venue; contact Tribal Axe directly for current accessibility details.
- Dogs: not allowed
- Location: 5070 Virginia Beach Blvd, Suite B, Virginia Beach, VA 23462, Virginia Beach, VA
Last verified 2026-07-11.
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