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Ever had one of those days where you just want to smash everything in sight? Well now there’s a place in Benidorm where you can do exactly that... safely.

 

Alicante’s first rage room is set to open its doors, offering a creative and fun way to blow off steam.

 

Break&Joy is a specially designed space where people can vent their frustrations by breaking everyday items like plates, glasses, or even old appliances. This concept, already popular in other Spanish cities, brings the craze to the Costa Blanca with a variety of smashing options and packages suited for every level of intensity.

 

The experience is simple but thrilling. Participants are kitted out in full protective gear, including gloves, goggles, and a full-body suit, making sure everyone stays safe while turning stress into shattering fun. Inside the room, a choice of tools (think bats, hammers and bars) await to help you get your destructive energy out.

 

Objects available for destruction range from delicate glassware to small furniture, all carefully chosen to be broken without risk, offering a genuine feeling of relief and satisfaction. For those wanting to personalise the experience, there’s the option to bring approved items to smash, and the team can film or photograph the session so you can relive the mayhem later.

 

But there’s more than smashing stuff. Break&Joy also offers a Paint Splatter Room for a messier kind of release, where you can throw paint at canvases or walls for an hour of colourful fun. Feeling extra wild? You can book the “Destroy a Car” session: two hours of smashing a real vehicle, an adrenaline rush unlike any other.

 

Whether you want to knock over dishes or really go wild, Break&Joy in Benidorm blends therapy, adrenaline, and safety all in one package. After the breaking is done, there’s a chill-out area to recover and reflect on the experience.

 

So, if the pressures of daily life are piling up, this new rage room might just be the answer for a cathartic blast of joy right here on the Costa Blanca.

 

 

Images: Alicante Today and wikicommons