Pickleball, Arcade, Cornhole, Axe Throwing and More at New Minnesota Entertainment Venue
A new entertainment venue will open in Minnesota this week, and it features just about every game you could imagine in one venue.
Smash Park is located in Roseville, Minnesota, and the amount of activities at one venue is incredible. The nearly 50,000-square-foot facility features pickleball courts, axe throwing, duckpin bowling, cornhole, darts, and an arcade. They also offer private karaoke rooms so you can sing and dance without strangers judging your singing abilities, these are perfect for a fun squad night out.
Smash Park also offers a full menu and bar with various craft cocktails and drinks, like their trademark "Socialbowls", which they say are " giant, colorful creations that are designed to be enjoyed with friends, making them the ultimate group experience."
This will be the nation's third Smash Park, there are currently two locations in Iowa and one opening soon in Nebraska, the Roseville location will have about 30,000 square feet of indoor space, and around 15,000 of outdoor space that will also feature a 21+ rooftop bar, Samsh Park officially opens in Minnesota on November 8th, with another Twin Cities location coming soon.
Smash Park will feature new state-of-the-art axe-throwing technology that uses an interactive projection system with automatic axe recognition, not only will it be easier to keep score, but the targets will come to life using the unique projection system.
Smash Park got its start in West Des Moines, IA in 2018, and has quickly expanded in Iowa, and Minnesota, with new locations planned for Illinois and Colorado. Smash Park is certainly riding the wave of the popularity of Pickleball, it has become "the fastest-growing sport in America, with participation continuing to increase year-over-year. In 2021, pickleball grew by nearly 5 million players in the U.S., according to a 2022 Sports & Fitness Industry Association report."
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