Lumber Punks Axe Throwing Melbourne

Bookings and Payment

Bookings can be made by phone, online, via email or in person. Payments are processed using Tap and Go EftPos

Arrival and Entry

• There is no on-site parking but on-street parking nearby includes disabled parking spaces.
• There is a drop-off point on Ross St at the rear of the building.
• There is ramp access into the building from Ross St.
• The No. 12 tram stops nearby, however there are no low-floor trams operating on this route.

Mobility Accessibility

• Lumber Punks have built a ramp from the Ross St entrance down to the axe-throwing floor. The ramp is somewhat steep due to space constraints so wheelchair users will require some assistance to ascend and descend.
• The entire axe-throwing floor is accessible to wheelchair users, but the reception area, the toilets and the mezzanine chill-out space area can only be accessed via stairs.
• There are no accessible toilets on-site.
• Lumber Punks staff adapt axe-throwing for people with mobility impairment by adjusting throwing distance, suggesting different axes depending on accessibility and helping them to get their throw consistent.

Hearing Accessibility

• Lumber Punks uses text-based communication and body signals to communicate with and instruct participants with hearing impairment.

Autism/Social/Intellectual Accessibility

• Lumber Punks aims to make axe-throwing as accessible as possible and adapt their instruction style to individual needs. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us to discuss how we might accommodate these needs.
• The chill-out space on the mezzanine is a quieter area and has couches, a large tv and a range of video game consoles and games for patrons to enjoy.
• Lumber Punks welcomes assistance dogs.