Don't see your location listed? Contact Us >
Your team is simply amazing! This game was a true enabler in creating a connection between them, allowing to get know each other.
Silvia Kyselova, Salesforce
Stay close to the office and enjoy the views of the Bay Bridge while you explore the Embarcadero waterfront. Take some picturesque selfies and see the neighborhood you commute to and from every day.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
One Market
Schroeder's
Osha Thai
Sens
Want to wrap up your team building event somewhere else? We've hosted at hundreds of other restaurants in this city.
Put down the shopping bags and hop on a cable car while you play in this newly renovated square. The Union Square area is filled with plenty of enlivening characters. Bump into some international shoppers, a handful of street performers, and maybe a preacher or two while you play.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
See what South of Market Street is all about with our SoMa game zone. This is one of our most popular game zones given the area's whirlwind of activity. Take a break from your conference at the Moscone Center or bring your team out for its monthly get together and relax in Yerba Buena Park.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
Home of the Beatnik poets, North Beach is one of San Francisco's most historically rich neighborhood. The aroma of pizza and cappuccinos fill the air as you run through the neighborhood completing absurd challenges. Start off in Washington Square Park and wrap up in any number of the great restaurants that fill the neighborhood.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUE:
With plenty of delicious pizzerias and restaurants, we are happy to wrap up your customized team building activity anywhere else your team desires.
Give us your best seal impression as you wander around San Francisco's tourist heaven. The views are amazing, the t-shirts are cheap, and it's always bustling with people from across the world. Find the nooks and crannies the tourists never dare to discover.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUE:
Create your own awe-inspiring performances against a backdrop of some of the world's most inspiring urban art. If you're feeling less artsy, challenge some strangers to a game of volleyball in Dolores Park. The Mission game zone is guaranteed to provide a colorful experience for you and your team.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
The Laundry
Phoenix Irish Bar
Foreign Cinema
Tacolicious
West of Pecos
Weave in between hippies and tourists as you explore one of San Francisco's most iconic neighborhoods. Bust out your best air guitar in front of the Grateful Dead house, snag a couple ice scoops at Ben and Jerry's, or take a quick stroll over to Golden Gate Park.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
Explore the hub of San Francisco as you play in the Market Street game zone. This centrally-located area has everything San Francisco has to offer; shops, trollies, tech, and more. Did we mention it's easily accessible and filled with great bars and restaurants?
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
Located between the historical districts of Alamo Square and Civic Center, Hayes Valley has plenty of wine bars and tapas restaurants to make anyone's heart sing. Is it your art worthy enough for one of its many galleries? Try and sell it to one of our art collectors. Do you know the music scale? Recite it at the symphony hall.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
This scenic game zone has everything you need for an awesome Go Game scavenger hunt. Put on some sunscreen (if it's October) and challenge your teammates to a relay race in Marina Green. Race up and down Lombard Street. And if you're feeling fancy, perform a routine at the Palace of Fine Arts.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
This former military fort turned park is the perfect setting for your company picnic. Your team is sure to get grass stains on their pants, sand in their shoes, and enjoy the stunning views of Golden Gate Bridge.
SUGGESTED ENDING VENUES:
We'd love to make your next event truly special
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...
It’s (getting) cold outside. We’ve got indoor games to heat up your winter. No need to bundle up; all of these games can be done indoors do you don’t need to shovel or plow to get playing. Take a winter break for the afternoon and help your team play as hard as they work.
When’s the last time you went to an amazing conference, or at least one special enough to rave about? For conference hosts, the pressure is on to increase conference participation and audience engagement by providing quality content well beyond watching a speaker on a stage reading off of a PowerPoint presentation. Anyone can read articles about the topics...
