The Final Season at Dungeon Throwers

When we opened Dungeon Throwers on May 1, 2025, we had a simple goal: create something different.

Not just axe throwing.
Not just courts and targets.

We built a dungeon. We created original games. We introduced Raid Bosses. We designed epic battles. We had private two-lane courts so every group could have their own battlefield. We wanted people to walk in and feel like they were stepping into an adventure.

And so many of you showed up.

You celebrated birthdays here.
You hosted company parties.
You brought first dates.
You joined Crokinole nights.
You became members.

For that, we are deeply grateful.

When Life Changes the Path

Dungeon Throwers will close on April 30, 2026.

This was not a light decision.

Over the past months, our family’s focus has changed. Our son is beginning a two-year journey through leukemia treatment and recovery. Right now, our priority is being fully present for him. For appointments, for long days, for the hard moments, and for the victories ahead.

Running a business requires energy, attention, and presence. And at this stage of life, our son needs those things more.

So, we are choosing family.

Not because the Dungeon failed.
Not because we stopped caring.
But because sometimes life calls you somewhere more important.

These Final Weeks Matter

Between now and April 30, we’re treating this as our Final Season.

If you’ve been meaning to come in…
If you’ve only visited once…
If you have a gift card…
If you always wanted to try Raid Boss…

Now is the time.

We would truly love to see the Dungeon full in these final weeks. To hear axes hit wood. To see first-timers become adventurers. To celebrate what we built together.

Thank You

To every guest.
To every member.
To every staff member who helped bring this place to life.
To everyone who took a chance on something different.

Dungeon Throwers existed because you showed up.

And that will always mean something to us.

We hope you’ll join us one more time before April 30.

⚔️ Book your final adventure here: Dungeon Throwers

With gratitude,

Matthew Gray
Dungeon Throwers