Free roaming, racing and the arcade run side by side across 1,500 m². Where a group elsewhere often waits in shifts, here your whole group is playing the entire time.
Examplepackages
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55
players at once
with your whole team
1,300+
Google reviews
avg. 4.6 ★
3
worlds
racing · free roam · arcade
0
experience needed
we explain it all
How theouting looks
1
Welcome
Welcome + briefing · 15 min
2
Free roam VR
Into the mission together · 30 min
3
Racing
Live leaderboard · 30 min
4
Arcade
Free play · 30 min
5
Drinks
Catch up · on request
Team outing
Colleagues who hardlyspeak to each other
Drinks get the people who already seek each other out talking. Everyone else drifts back into the same little cluster after ten minutes. If you want that to change, it helps to do something together with a small goal in it. In a free roam mission you have to give each other directions, or you will not get through.
The leaderboard
The quietest one in the officeturns out to be the fastest
Put a team behind a racing simulator and something happens that no icebreaker manages. The live leaderboard on the wall does the work: there is something to win, so people talk, laugh and go over it afterwards.
You need no skill for it and no driving licence. The crew explains it in a minute and after that everyone drives for themselves.
From ten colleagues
to the whole departmentand everything between
The question that actually matters is not how many people fit but how many can go at the same time, because that decides whether part of the team stands waiting. Larger groups run in rounds, with the rest watching.
It is invoiced, catering and drinks are arranged in consultation, and the venue is a five minute ferry from Amsterdam Central. Send an enquiry with your date and numbers and you will hear straight away what is possible.
Goodto know
For teams of from 6 people
Invoiceable and tailored
Drinks or snacks on request
No experience needed, crew hosts
Combine worlds in one programme
In the A'DAM Tower, easy to reach
Frequently asked questions
Yes, for groups we're happy to make a tailored proposal on invoice.
There's always something to do and watch; cheering along works too. Our crew keeps everyone involved.
Expect about a 2-hour programme, extendable with drinks or extra worlds.
Everyone pays the same for the same, no tiers and no small print. The value is in the package. What a large team gets back is that we handle all the planning and hosting.
Here your whole team plays at once, because free roaming, racing and the arcade run side by side. At many VR venues only part of the group plays at a time and the rest waits. Work it out per person of actual playtime and we're the better deal.
Our team packages run from €39.50 to €95.50 per person, excluding VAT. The difference is playing time and catering: Kick-Off and Teamduel run 60 minutes, Teamchallenge and Teamchallenge Compleet run 120 minutes and include food and drinks. You pick a package as a starting point and we turn it into a tailored proposal.
We're in the A'DAM Tower on Overhoeksplein, in Amsterdam North. From Amsterdam Central that's five minutes on the ferry, which runs continuously and is free. There's nothing to arrange. For teams arriving by public transport that's usually the easiest route.
From 6 people. That's genuinely a size this works well at: in the racing you compete against each other and in the free-roam arena you play together, and with six you have enough people for competition without anyone standing around waiting.
It gets funniest when people do something they are not used to while the others watch. In VR you see your colleague standing there with a headset on, waving at something that is not there. People are still laughing about it months later. Of our games Overcooked in VR is the best known for this: cooking together against the clock, and it always gets out of hand. Have someone film it, because the view from the side is half the fun.
In Amsterdam these are picked most often for teams: escape rooms, VR games, sim racing, bowling, karting, a cooking workshop, a canal cruise, a city game, laser tag and drinks with a programme. We have the first three in house, in the same space, so you can combine them in one afternoon with no travel in between. Which one fits depends mostly on group size and whether you want people working together or competing.
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