Large Groups
Start with headcount, then match the group to experiences and venues that can actually handle it.
Build around the people.
Large groups are less about finding one activity that technically fits and more about designing flow. Capacity, simultaneous starts, physical resources, private space, food, and arrival all matter.
Good places to start.
Game Show
A hosted live game show where your group competes head-to-head.
Explore activity →
HyperBowling
Interactive bowling that adds targets, strategy, and a new way to compete.
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Axe Throwing
Competitive, social, and easy to learn with guided instruction and structured play.
Explore activity →Deck Curling
A social take on curling designed for easy group competition.
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Private Suite Karaoke
Your room, your playlist, and your people in a private karaoke suite.
Explore activity →- Do not split a large group into many online reservations without checking with us first.
- We can plan rotations when one activity cannot serve everyone simultaneously.
- The best venue depends on the real operational capacity for the date and activity mix.
Match the group to the place.
What planners usually ask.
What counts as a large group?
There is no single cutoff. A group becomes operationally 'large' when its size changes how activities, resources, rooms, or arrival need to be managed.
Can everyone do the same activity at once?
Sometimes. Other events work better as rotations. The reservation and event teams use actual resource availability to determine what is possible.
Should we book online or contact you?
If your group may require multiple physical resources, several rooms, rotations, or private space, start with the custom-event inquiry.
Tell us the date, headcount, and what you want the event to feel like.
We’ll use real activity and venue availability to work out what fits.