LEGO Team Building: The LEGO Challenges

LEGO team building costs from €36 to €53 excl. VAT per person, with a minimum fee of €1,590 excl. VAT for fewer than twenty participants. The price per person decreases as the group size increases: €53 for thirty participants, €37 for one hundred, €36 for two hundred.

Two factors influence the cost. Firstly, the number of participants: below twenty people, you pay the minimum fee, making it €159 for ten participants and €80 for twenty. Secondly, the location: in the Hauts-de-France region, the price is about 6% lower, i.e. €1,490 instead of €1,590 for thirty people in Lille. In Lyon or Bordeaux, however, the price is higher than in Paris: travel costs for the provider are factored in.

Included are the bricks, game materials, the host, and pre-event coordination. Not included are room hire, catering, and accommodation: we can arrange these, but they are quoted separately. For over two hundred participants, the format requires a custom quote. Calculate your exact price based on your group size and city.

LEGO team building is primarily a seminar format: 45 minutes to 3 hours, held indoors, without travel or venue changes. It fits perfectly between two plenary sessions without requiring a half-day commitment, making it an easy break to fit into a busy schedule.

Three other occasions suit it well. Onboarding new employees, because building in groups of six encourages immediate interaction. Kick-off meetings, where a collective moment is sought before diving into figures. End-of-year events, when something festive is needed without organising a full evening party.

Themes and difficulty levels can be adapted to your values, your brand, or the message of your seminar: the format remains proven, while the challenges align with your objectives. If the activity is part of a corporate seminar or a larger event, we coordinate the entire event, not just the activity.

Everything takes place in a single room: a table for six people and space to move around are sufficient. No technical installations or specific venue requirements are needed – your own premises are suitable, and an outdoor setting is possible on a flat surface in good weather.

We arrive with all the necessary materials and leave with them. Setup takes about thirty minutes before participants arrive. Teams of five or six form and proceed through three rounds, with a host managing the game and judging the rankings. Constraints are set, but the design remains in your team's hands: two groups given the same instructions will never produce the same result.

At the end of the session, the constructions are dismantled collectively – the express deconstruction is part of the experience – then our teams sort the bricks and pack up. All materials are taken away and will be used for the next event. This is the easiest construction format to accommodate: for a different experience, consider Kapla team building.

The format accommodates 10 to 200 participants, with no prerequisites: no one needs to know how to build, and the bricks level the playing field for all profiles from the first round.

This makes it effective for mixed teams – departments that rarely interact, varying seniority levels, or the presence of management. The activity takes place seated around a table, with no physical exertion or individual spotlight: no one is put on the spot against their will, which is not the case for all formats. The spontaneous roles that emerge – who organises, who executes, who arbitrates – make it a tool for managerial debriefing.

International groups are catered for: the activity can be held in French or English. We operate throughout France and Belgium. Another option often considered alongside this is Destruction Rage Room.