Team outing
in Leeuwarden
Bowled, canoed, done an escape room. When the familiar formats have run out, we build something nobody recognises from last time. From €195 for the group.
When half of them have done this before
Teams that have been on several outings reach a point where they've run out of familiar formats. Everyone has bowled, done an escape room somewhere or spent an afternoon canoeing. That's not a disaster, but it does mean the surprise is gone before the day begins, and you can tell from how people sign up. So when we get an enquiry, we always ask what was done the previous times, and above all what fell flat.
What we build is rarely a familiar activity with a new layer on top. We take one element that did work last time, for example that people were put into changing groups, and build a set-up around it that nobody recognises. Sometimes that's a game format we devised ourselves, sometimes an existing format with different rules. You provide the room and the number of participants, we provide the programme and the hosting. You don't need to explain at length what went wrong last time; one sentence on it is usually enough for us.
What we want to know beforehand
- What the previous outings were and what stuck from them
- Whether the team has grown or changed since then
- How much time is really available on the day
What prevents a repeat
- A set-up that nobody recognises from an earlier outing
- Changing team make-up, so different conversations happen
- A finish where the result only comes at the end
Frequently asked questions
We've already had lots of outings. What do you add?
What we add is a programme we devise ourselves. We work without a fixed catalogue, so what you get doesn't exist yet at the moment you enquire. What was done the previous times is exactly what we use as a starting point for creating something different.
Can a team outing also work without a competitive element?
A team outing works perfectly well without a winner. Some groups actually go quiet at a leaderboard. In that case we build a set-up in which the group works towards something together and there's one shared outcome at the end.
Can we contribute ideas to the content?
Yes, and it happens often. After the first conversation we come back with a proposal you can respond to before anything is built. What we advise against is nailing everything down beforehand, because that removes exactly the surprise you were looking for.
What does a team outing in Leeuwarden cost?
A compact programme starts at €195. What it ends up costing depends on group size, duration and how much is built specially for you. After the first conversation you'll get a concrete price.
Tell us about your team outing
Just fill in the short form. As soon as we have a picture of the group and the occasion, we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Planning a team outing in Leeuwarden?
Tell us what kind of group it is and when it needs to happen. We'll think along with no obligation.