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This was a great team building experience for the team! As the organizer, the process was super simple.
Sadie Doyle, Ogilvy & Mather, NYC
The quaint, delightful streets of the West Village are filled with more sneaks and clues than you can imagine. Escape the hustle and bustle and give yourself a chance to unwind and have fun in this intimate neighborhood.
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How could one of the most touristy locations in the country not be a perfect game zone? It's brimming with hilarious anecdotes waiting to happen. See Times Square in a whole new way while you pose for some awkward family photos, show off your best Statue of Liberty impression, or tell jokes to one of the many top-notch hot dog vendors.
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Brooklyn has plenty of awesome bars and restaurants. We can wrap up at any of them!
Enjoy the far west side in the trendy Meatpacking District. Race along the former railroad tracks and weave in and out of the trendy restaurants and shops that have filled the area. Careful not to slip on the cobblestones!
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Have another place in mind? We can make it work at any of the trendy restaurants in this neighborhood.Located just west of Central Park, The Columbus Circle game zone will have your team exploring this part of the city like never before. Do some window shopping at one of the countless stores or orchestrate your own concert outside of Lincoln Center. By the end of the day, you'll feel like you've taken a new bite out of the Big Apple.
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We'd love to make your next event truly special
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These games are a great way to support a local charity while supporting your team’s growth. Teams get all the benefits of bonding through play with the bonus of earning money or supplies for donation.
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.
