Floor Is Lava

Meet the Host

Fronted by the charismatic Rutledge Wood, known for his long-standing association with History's Top Gear and Fox Sports' NASCAR coverage, each episode of Floor Is Lava is a delight. With a passion for Southern cuisine, Wood also embarks on culinary journeys in his Food Network show, Super Southern Eats, making him a versatile and engaging television personality.

How it Works

Premiering on June 19, 2020, the game witnesses three teams, each with three players, undertaking an intense obstacle course challenge. Each room is a visual spectacle with 80,000 US gallons of bright red 'lava', making every step a dance between balance and strategy. The goal? Reach the exit without touching the floor, all while gathering exit passes in the revamped second season. To spice things up, the season finale throws the best teams into the fiery depths of the Volcano course, battling for the ultimate win.

Reward Dynamics

Conquering the lava is rewarding in more ways than one. Teams compete not only for the sheer thrill but also for a lucrative prize of $10,000. And the cherry on top? A unique lava lamp trophy, symbolizing their triumph over the molten challenge. If teams have an equal number of surviving members, it's the quickest time that snatches the win.

Who's Behind the Show

The magic of Floor Is Lava is crafted by A. Smith & Co. Productions. Enhancing the show's appeal in its second season is a collaboration with Haymaker West, ensuring impeccable production values. Making this adrenaline-pumping game accessible to viewers globally is Netflix, ensuring you never miss out on the hot action.

Floor Is Lava isn't just a game show; it's an emotion, a rush of nostalgia, and an unparalleled competitive experience. Are you ready for the challenge?