foot zip line, as well as Mountain Segways. For those interested in laser tag, attendees can enter the black light, “Edge of Space Arena” to compete against opponents.


“One team of 350 people participated in a customized, digital scavenger hunt, where challenges were created using their company’s information, and sta- tions were located throughout the resort,” said Elaine Leies, corporate and associa- tion sales manager for Camelback Resort. “Another group chose a ‘sweet’ theme for its celebration banquet. Guests created centerpieces and favors from a selection of novelty candies. The creations were later displayed on tables.”


Still another group split into teams that composed and performed their own songs and dance routines for a “Camelback’s Got Talent” competition. The event was as fun to perform as it was for the audience to watch.


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