Chain Reaction Team Building

Budget from €34 to €60 excl. VAT per person, with a minimum fee of €1,790 excl. VAT for up to thirty participants. The per-person price then decreases steadily: €40 for one hundred participants, €34 for two hundred.

A unique feature of this format: the price is the same everywhere in France. There is no regional discount as with other activities in this category, as the equipment is identical and transported in the same way regardless of the city.

Included are the materials, the facilitator, and upstream coordination. Room hire, catering, and accommodation are quoted separately. The pricing starts at eleven participants and covers up to four hundred. Calculate your exact price based on your group size.

This is the ideal format when the message focuses on inter-team dependency: cross-functional reorganisations, launching a shared process, or a management seminar where you want to demonstrate how one weak link can halt the entire chain. The demonstration speaks for itself.

Its duration—1h15 to 2 hours—also makes it a good mid-day module, between two plenary sessions, without requiring a full half-day.

During a corporate seminar, the final cascade often serves as a closing moment: everyone gathers around, and the video is then shared as internal communication.

The activity takes place indoors, and the room must allow for tables to be linked seamlessly: the sections connect end-to-end, and a pillar or an uneven surface in the wrong place can break the course.

Teams are limited to six people, and each builds its own section. The connection happens at the end, and then the cascade is triggered in a single take. We provide all the equipment and take it away afterwards.

This format is the most demanding in terms of room layout, but the most forgiving in terms of skill: if your venue is unusual, cardboard cars adapt better to an irregular space.

From 11 to 400 participants, in teams of six maximum. No technical prerequisites: the mechanism is understood within a minute of briefing.

This is the most demonstrative format for organisations operating in silos. A team that builds without considering its neighbours will produce a section that doesn't connect, and this becomes obvious to everyone when it's time to link up—impossible to dispute during the debriefing.

The activity can be held in French or English. The pricing scale starts at eleven participants. Compare this with LEGO® Challenges, which is closer than it appears. Many companies hesitate between this and KAPLA® Construction.