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Our Go Game professional was a dream to work with. She made the day light and fun for the participants.
Alysha Crosswell, KPMG
Creativity, innovation, and sport have deep roots in Hoboken. It's the birthplace of Sinatra, baseball and America's first brewery! We honor these traditions in the form of a truly unique Go Game zone that highlights many of Hoboken's cool shops, bars, and restaurants. And while you're on your scavenger hunt, look up! The views of Manhattan's skyline are spectacular!
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We're happy to wrap up your team building event just about anywhere. Back at the office? At a brewery? We're in! In the Wawa parking lot? We wish.
This charming historic town just outside of New York City is often referred to as "the military capital of the American Revolution". It played an important role in the war for independence from Great Britain and we think is just as important of a place for team building. The friendly locals and historic monuments make Morristown a great place to run a scavenger hunt with old school (literally old and historic). The game zone is centered around South Street, which is full of restaurants and shops and is just a few minutes walk from the Hyatt Morristown.
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Hyatt Morristown
The Famished Frog
Want to host your team building event somewhere else? You name it, we'll take care of the rest.
Play one of our favorite team building events along the waterfront across from the New York City skyline with views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Find scavenger hunt clues spread out along downtown's Grove Street which is packed with bar and restaurants.
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Barcade
Pizza Porta
Departed Soles Brewing
Jersey City is filled with plenty of great spots for your team building event. Pick your favorite!
Home to Rutgers University and the famous grease trucks, New Brunswick is a great New Jersey game zone. This college town is home to a variety of different stores, shops, and restaurants to explore. Smack in between New York and Philly, it is the perfect place to host a company team building retreat.
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Atlantic City has a few different game zones all located at popular casinos, each with its own flair and charm. In nice weather, we love to incorporate some outdoor boardwalk missions and even some on the beach. We've even done a Boardwalk Empire-themed team building game! Want to host a game in another beach town? We'll head down to Ocean City, Wildwood, Asbury Park, Long Beach Island, and anywhere in between.
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The Princeton team building game zone takes place smack dab in the middle of downtown Princeton. The stunning college town is pack full of cute shops and interesting things to do and see, which makes it a great place for an urban scavenger hunt. Players thoroughly cover the town's main drag, as well as bits of the campus! It's a great option for groups in the New Jersey and New York area looking for a new location for team building.
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Triumph Brewing Company
Witherspoon Grill
Mistral
Have a different place in mind? We can throw a flawless team building event just about anywhere.
Does your office hire summer interns? Then you’re probably already thinking about how to onboard them, bond with them, and make them feel welcome in your workspace. Feeling appreciated and part of a team greatly improves an intern’s experience, and is especially important if you hope to hire any interns after the summer.
Does your team need to let loose? Are you looking to help your colleagues bond or boost morale? Let us warm them up and break the ice. We’re experts in networking that actually works. Our Game Producers can kick off any of our games with some smaller icebreakers that won’t make your team roll their eyes.
The Classic Go Game transformers into 1001 other themed games! Is yours on the list? Need some inspiration? Here are some ideas from The Go Game Brainstorm Headquarters. We've been running scavenger hunts around the globe for 18 years, and no theme is too big or too small for us to run with. So let’s think outside the box (actually, let’s ditch the box...
