Summer Outings - Corporate Team Building
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Summer Outings

Keys to Success

Secondary Benefits:

  • Team awareness
  • Cooperation
  • Negotiation skills
  • Problem solving
  • Critical thinking
  • Morale boost

The Game: This high-spirited, one-of-a-kind hunt challenges teams to locate and open several special lock boxes hidden throughout the event area. Each box contains an essential clue needed to solve the big puzzle and locate the final treasure. Sounds simple enough, right? Well, there's one slight catch: each box is secured with a different lock, and each team begins the event with only a couple of keys.

So exactly how do you collect all the keys necessary for victory? If you're alert and have an eye for detail, you'll discover some on your own. Others can only be secured through shrewd trading with other teams. You'll have chances to win still more keys in a wild and wacky series of physical challenges. Past events have included rock-paper-scissors, three-legged races, even paper airplane throwing contests. As far as we're concerned, the sky's the limit.

This popular event helps bring out participants' sense of humor and spirit of adventure, but you'll also find yourselves drawing on important skills like organization, negotiation, and teamwork. It's an extremely effective way to foster esprit de corps while challenging your people to rely on their brains – and their teammates – in a non-threatening, fun and funny context. In short, it's a change of pace with a purpose.

Training Module or De-Brief: There's plenty of room for customization with this event, so we can easily include optional training or debriefing which focuses on whatever subject you choose.

Minimum/Maximum Group Size: We recommend 5 - 7 members per team. This event can be successful with as few as two teams, or as many as 20.

Program Length: Approximately 2-3 hours, depending on number of teams involved. Plan on an additional half hour for the optional debrief.

Space Requirements: Any outdoor park, conference center resort or even a willing mall or museum can work, or an urban environment. Teams typically work within a one square mile play zone.