Big Rivers Waterpark adds axe-throwing competition and league this July
Big Rivers used a July 14 axe-throwing contest to tee up a July 16 league at 6:30 p.m., with Monty in the challenge and prizes on offer.
Big Rivers Waterpark used a July 14 axe-throwing competition to pull guests into a two-step summer run that rolled straight into a league kickoff on July 16 at 6:30 PM. The park’s pitch was direct: can anyone beat Monty at axe throwing, and if not, are they ready to come back for the league that follows?
Big Rivers framed the July 16 launch as more than a one-night stunt. In a Facebook post, the park said, "Our thrilling Axe Throwing League kicks off on July 16th at 6:30 PM, Compete for awesome prizes and the ultimate title of Axe Throwing Champion." That gave the July 14 contest a clear purpose, turning it into the easiest entry point for anyone curious enough to test the lane before committing to weekly play.
The activity sits under the Blazing Axes name at Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures in New Caney, Texas, where the park describes it as a test of both strength and accuracy. Big Rivers also runs daily from 11AM to 7PM, which keeps the axe-throwing lane embedded in a broader family-entertainment schedule rather than isolated as a stand-alone club event.
The pricing around Adventure Days shows how the park is packaging that access. Big Rivers’ pages list a 2026 Any-Day Ticket at $19.99 and a 2026 Season Pass at $99.99. Other ticketing pages reference all-day admission at $24.99, while a separate promotion lists Adventure Days tickets at $34.99 when guests choose their day. A past event listing also placed axe throwing with archery and Mystic Maze activities at $14.99 per person. For anyone deciding whether to sample the lane first or return for league play, the pricing gives Big Rivers room for a one-time visit or a longer run.
Big Rivers’ FAQ says some attractions require a signed waiver, including axe throwing and archery. The park has already folded axe throwing into seasonal programming such as Easter, Christmas Lights and Winter Nights, and its Adventure Days Kids’ Day materials describe axe-throwing stations sized for safe, kid-friendly fun. That made the July 14 contest the cleanest try-before-you-commit path into the July 16 league, with the challenge, the schedule and the prize chase all built into the same summer lane.
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