Game Variety
Axe throwing, darts, shuffleboard and mini golf give groups several ways to stay active rather than just sitting at the bar.
Dubai Marina
Boom Battle Bar is an entertainment-focused bar in Dubai Marina where groups can eat, drink and compete. Reviews particularly highlight axe throwing and karaoke rooms, alongside a lively DJ-led setting that works for social evenings, dates and indoor summer plans.
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Axe throwing, darts, shuffleboard and mini golf give groups several ways to stay active rather than just sitting at the bar.
Private karaoke rooms can turn a group booking into its own party, with props, seating and a wide choice of music.
Reviewers say staff explain the games clearly and patiently, which is useful when trying activities such as axe throwing or golf for the first time.
Neon lighting, upbeat music and DJs create an energetic evening atmosphere, with one reviewer specifically enjoying the R&B soundtrack.
Reviews repeatedly mention well-made cocktails, including the Spiced Mango Margarita, Aperol and Peach Cosmo, and refreshing mocktails.
A group of 14 found the booking flow smooth, with game time slots rearranged when guests arrived at different times.
The games make it a useful summer option when Dubai’s heat limits outdoor activities and you want more than a seated night out.
Happy Hour. For a cheaper drinks window, a review lists daily happy hour from 4–8pm.
Valet Parking. If you are driving, one reviewer says valet parking is directly in front of the venue.
Book Karaoke. For a private celebration, ask about a karaoke room; one group of 15 had food and drinks served inside.
Reserve Slots. Large groups should reserve game time slots and mention staggered arrivals, as staff were able to rearrange the schedule.
Plan Indoors. Keep it in mind for hot months, when outdoor activities are less appealing and the games provide a more active indoor alternative.
Eat Strategically. Because food feedback is mixed, consider eating elsewhere before or after if the games are your main reason for visiting.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 4:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
The mini-golf experience is described as creative and different, with obstacles and varied ways to play.
Augmented-reality darts is one of the venue’s more distinctive game options alongside its traditional activities.
The bar-food menu includes items such as nachos, halloumi fries, buffalo wings and wagyu beef sliders.
One reviewer found the food disappointing and had to send back the chicken skewers, despite recommending the games, atmosphere and service.
A karaoke-party review found the food options, especially vegetarian choices, limited.
The venue is intentionally dark and neon-lit, but one group found the karaoke-room lighting could have been better.
One reviewer found hair in the sour cream; the dish was replaced immediately, but the incident is worth knowing about.
Beer pong may use water rather than beer in the cups, so check the setup if that distinction matters to your group.
The Bottom Line
Boom Battle Bar is a Dubai Marina bar built around playable nights out rather than drinks alone. You can try axe throwing, crazy golf, shuffleboard, darts or beer pong, then stay for cocktails, bar food and DJ-led music. The mix suits groups, dates and celebrations, and private karaoke rooms can make a larger booking feel more contained.
The games are the strongest reason to come. Reviews describe staff explaining activities clearly and patiently, while a group of 14 appreciated being able to reserve time slots and have them rearranged when people arrived at different times. Karaoke rooms have props and seating, and one party of 15 had starters and drinks served privately.
It is also a useful indoor plan during Dubai’s hotter months. Drinks receive more consistent praise than food, with mentions of creative cocktails, draft beer and the Spicy Mango Mocktail. Food reports vary: some enjoyed flatbreads, sliders, cheesecake, nachos and brownies, while another guest sent back chicken skewers.
Vegetarian choices were described as limited, and one review noted dim karaoke-room lighting. Happy hour is reported daily from 4–8pm, and valet parking is said to be just in front.