Evening Adventure Activity for Companies

The price for this activity cannot be calculated online: the configurator does not provide any amount, neither in the Île-de-France region nor in other parts of France. The price is therefore determined by quote, based on your number of participants, your location, and the number of stands set up.

The cost factors are the same as for other formats in this category: the number of workshops set up, the number of hosts, and the logistics of transporting the equipment.

The venue or grounds, catering, and prizes are your responsibility in all cases. Request your quote by entering your number of participants and your location.

The Evening Adventure is a collective challenge format: teams tackle a series of strength, skill, and problem-solving challenges in an atmosphere inspired by televised adventure games. It’s a great way to extend a corporate seminar with a physical activity.

It is chosen when the objective is to create an intense collective memory rather than just facilitating interaction: shared effort and mutual aid in the face of difficulty are its driving forces.

For an outdoor corporate event, it requires a large space and can accommodate large groups through rotation between stands.

Ensure you have enough space to set up the workshops and allow teams to move around. The format can be held indoors or outdoors, depending on the chosen stands.

Allow 1h30 to 3h: distribution of wristbands and safety briefing, opening of stands, collection of personalised tickets, followed by weighing the collection boxes and awarding prizes in front of the totem. A safety check is announced at the start to prevent injuries.

For a similar set of challenges without the physical exertion, consider the Wood Challenge. Stands can be chosen on a bespoke basis according to your venue.

From 10 participants, with no upper limit: the number of workshops scales with the group size.

This is the most physically demanding format in the category: balance, strength, and endurance are tested, even though each challenge is short. Advise participants to wear appropriate clothing.

Team strategy involves precisely identifying who is most comfortable with which challenge, giving a role to very different profiles. For a broader themed format, consider the themed Game Court.