Maybe a competitive challenge in the arcade. Or a point-based challenge with different options and various pack- ages.”
Main Event offers four different pack- ages: Lightning Strike, which is tag team bowling; Power Play includes bowling and laser tag; Vertical Velocity involves gravity ropes added to the package; and Adrenaline Rush, which includes bowling, laser tag and the ropes course. “The key as a facilitator is understand- ing the message we’re delivering and what we’re learning from the experi- ence.”
One of the things that makes choosing a venue like Main Event such a good option for a unique team building expe- rience is that it offers so many opportu- nities under one roof.
“Also, we are budget friendly, and have the most value for your dollar with food, beverage and entertainment,” says Jenkins. “The people working for us are specialists in their field. They under- stand the ins-and-outs of event execu- tion and providing experiences. It takes a lot of pressure off of the event planner. They can be comfortable too and have the best experience.”
Jenkins further adds that Main Event is extremely flexible and knowledgeable about who they are and what they can do. “We cater to everyone. Full bar, cus- tomizable rooms, room for live bands and more. And don’t forget about the Winner’s Circle! You can redeem arcade game tickets for prizes - really nice prizes! We always try to enhance the experience. We can provide digital invi- tations, upgraded giveaways and more.”
Another great regional spot for a fun experiential event is Escape AC at Tropicana in Atlantic City, NJ.
Media services administrator for Tropicana, Nadya Ramos, discusses this unique space and the many options it can offer to planners looking for a fresh and fun team building opportunity.
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