Photo Scavenger Hunt will include

THE HYATT REGENCY GRAND CYPRESS
PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT
A unique way for everyone to work together! This fun event lasts 90 minutes and covers all
the Hyatt Grand Cypress resort has to offer.
Each team will be provided with one digital camera to take
pictures. For each clue they will have to figure out the
answer, then go find that answer and take the photo.
Everyone except the photographer from each team will
need to be in the picture so they have to stay together.
Each team will also be responsible for finding an answer to
a clue that is specific to their team.
The object is to earn more points than any other team. Teams receive points by
Completing each photo assignment
Engaging all members of their team in the photo
Being clever, resourceful, risk-taking, spirited and unique
Getting passers-by to join in your fun
Scores will be tallied directly after the event and may take up to 30 minutes or more to
complete during dinner. Each team will receive a packet of 30 clues in different order. Each
clue is worth different point values.
Bonus Points: The scavenger hunt judges will base their bonus points on the most creative
group photo poses during the scavenger hunt.
Sample items to capture might include:
Take a picture of each letter in your company name, with the letters being “nontraditional”
Take a Nap in an inappropriate location
The “Say Cheese” Photo Scavenger Hunt will include:
Coordination of event for 10 teams of 5 players each
Overall planning and CUSTOM hunt/caption design
Professional MC and event staff to host the event
All equipment and supplies, including digital cameras, photo guides, etc.
Color-coded team identification (armbands or bandannas)
Awards for all members of the top team
All delivery, set and strike
Client to Provide:
Sound system for introducing and ending the event
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“THE FRESH PRODUCE 500”
A Green Approach to Producing Results
Create an atmosphere that encourages networking and teambuilding as you
set the stage for an energizing meeting with this ideal relationship-building
event. Your team will develop an increased sense of camaraderie and
esprit de corps as everyone works together to win the Grand Prix of racing
events, the Fresh Produce 500sm!
And the best part is…your event contributes to the local community!
The Fresh Produce 500sm:
Breaks up “cliques” and encourages communication as participants get to know
one another.
Encourages teams to utilize problem-solving skills as they test and adapt their
racecars.
Ends with an exciting race that leaves attendees motivated and ready for more!
Is a 100% GREEN event that gives back!
The racing is hot, hot, hot as you get ready to take a fresh
approach to producing results. Even a chef would be
delighted and amazed to see his fruits and vegetables
turned into creations such as Zippy Zucchini and Monster
Truck Potatoes.
The group will be divided into teams, and each challenged
to construct a racing vehicle out of the fresh produce and
the other supplies provided. Even though the car parts are
non-traditional, the thrill of building a racecar and seeing it
hit the track is age-old.
Teams act as pit crews to work together to analyze the supplies and determine which will be
more streamlined or have the best body design. As the building begins, crewmembers take
turns giving input and making adjustments to the frame, balancing the tires, and debating
size and weight restrictions. And team spirit is showcased as each crew affectionately
gives their car a nickname, and even a sponsor if they want.
Since it is imperative that these cars meet the strict guidelines
set forth by NAFVEG (National Association of Fruit and Vegetable
Racers), each car will undergo a technical inspection prior to
racing. Practice laps will ensue, giving the teams time to head
back to the pits to fine tune their "vehicular veggies" and be in
top racing form when the green flag is waved.
The big race will be run in qualifying heats, culminating in the
grand finale. Rest assured, in all NAFVEG races points are
awarded for numerous feats above and beyond winning the race.
Prizes will also be "produced" for the most spectacular crash or
the most creative car design. So, rev your engines and get ready for the Fresh Produce
500. You might just be the one to take the checkered flag for a run down Victory Lane!
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At the end of the races, all of the produce that is leftover and in ‘eating
condition’ is donated to folks in need. All the "used" produce gets
stripped from the cars, and put into our composter. The compost is then
donated to Peghorn Nature Park, in St. Cloud, where it is used in
educational programs to teach kids about recycling, conserving and
protecting the earth. Another great reason to love this event - it is 100%
green!
The Fresh Produce 500sm will include:
Coordination of racing for 10 teams of 5 players each
All racing supplies and produce necessary to build racing cars
"Produce 500" racetracks, checkered racing flags and appropriate
decor
MC & Professional, costumed event staff to supervise and run the event
Composting and delivery to the agency
Color-coded team ID (Bandannas or armbands)
DJ and sound system for fruit and veggie racing tunes
Awards for the top 3 teams
All planning, coordination and implementation of the event
All travel and delivery expenses
Client/Hotel to provide:
Space/room for all activities including any admission or facility fees that may
apply for participants and event staff
Power hookup for DJ and one six or eight foot draped and skirted table
Six 6 foot skirted and draped tables to put each track on
One draped table per team
All guest food and beverage requirements
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BIKE BUILDING CHALLENGE
The event where YOU make Dreams come True!
Would you like to make a positive difference and leave a
lasting impression in the community you’re meeting in? Do
you want your group to develop a team bond that transcends
their day to day work lives? Then “Feel Good . . . Do Good” is
the event to choose as your group gets involved in a service
project that is also a teambuilding event!
The unique design of this event allows each person to
participate in a way that is meaningful to them, to feel they
have made a significant contribution, and to be comfortable
and alive with team spirit. Through this event, you will help
make dreams come true for a very worthy non-profit
organization.
The Bicycle Building Event!
Many inner city youth would give everything for a bright shiny new bike! In this event, your
team is tasked with assembling bikes and making them rider-ready. The goal ~ assemble
the bikes correctly, participate in all the challenges, and be the fastest team in the race! All
under time restrictions to be ready for the final challenge!
To begin, teams are divided and given a basic box containing
pieces of a bicycle and all the tools they need to assemble the
bikes – and a looming deadline. What they are not given is the
instruction manual!
Welcome to Christmas Eve!
As they
assemble, they can visit the “Inspection Station” to get
assistance. They’ll also compete in challenges and trivia designed
to bring out that team spirit. Challenges will be designed with
your input and goals in mind; sample challenges might include:
Power of Team: Each team is given a sheet of Woordles – puzzles that they must
complete. By sharing ideas and spring boarding off one another’s thoughts, they can
get the solution to all of them.
Name that Tune: This challenge will require all the generations in your work force to
work together to name the songs.
Commonalities:
common.
Teams must find as many things as possible that they all have in
As your group goes through the challenges, they are rewarded with bonus points and
maybe even extra bike supplies. The building continues, and teams continue the process of
working together to accomplish the goal.
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When the bikes are completed, they will go
through a technical inspection prior to the big
race. Teams will compete in a ‘bike rodeo’ ~
a fun and unique obstacle course that will test
their teamwork skills and reveal how they did
building their bikes! Winners will go home
with a prize, but the BEST prize is the look on
your guests’ faces when the bikes are given
to the representative from a local non-profit
agency!
The lessons of business and the feelings of doing good are solidified in this event. The kids
will wheel off with their brand new bike, and your group walks away having experienced a
day of fun and creating heartshare in the local community.
Now’s your chance to Make Dreams Come True while celebrating team spirit and having
fun!
The “Feel Good ~ Do Good” Bike Building Event will include:
Coordination of event for 10 teams of 5 people each
Research and coordination with the local/national charities to donate the bikes,
and delivery to the charity
MC and facilitator to host the event
Bikes, helmets and locks for each child
Professional bike technician to inspect the bikes and insure safety for the kids
All equipment, tools and supplies for the challenges and the bike rodeo
competition
Challenges based on business objectives
Costumed, professional event staff to coordinate and lead the event
DJ and/or sound system to add color commentary and fun tunes
Color coded team identification (armbands or bandannas)
Awards for the winning team
All design, coordination, planning, preparation, and implementation of the event
All travel & delivery expenses
Client/Hotel to Provide:
Space/room for all activities including any admission or facility fees that may
apply for participants and event staff including staff parking
Power hookup for DJ/sound system
Six tables, skirted & draped
Any guest food or beverage requirements for participants
Options:
For added impact, we’ll invite the children – the recipients of the bikes – to join
your group. Costs may include transportation, snacks, a supervisor and gifts for
the kids.
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Extreme Golf Challenge
Get ready for a trip to the "links" like you've never experienced before! You’ll
enjoy some time on the course and experience challenges harder and
stranger than any found in a real round of golf. While these challenges may
look and feel funny, these are the skills that the REAL pro’s demonstrate in
their trick shot performances across the world!
This event truly turns the game of golf into a team experience. Your true
golfers will be thrilled to put their skills to the test in a competitive and
athletic way. But the good news is, your non-golfers will have fun too,
since the extreme challenges are hilarious to play. We provide all your golf
equipment, you bring just a little luck and a lot of laughter. Will you take
home an award from this outlandish event?
Here’s How It Works:
Pairings Party
To begin the action, we’ll divide the guests up into groups represented by colors. Each
guest will receive a colorful bandanna that identifies which round they are on, to assist them
in finding their teammates.
The Extreme Challenges (CHOOSE 4)
Of course ~ there are all kinds of fun and extreme challenges to test their skills and their
laugh-ability! Modeled after some of the stunts performed by the best trick shot golf artists
in the world, your group might find themselves in the following types of challenges
Pool Cue Golf:
Getting on eye level is the only way you're going to put this down as a
hole in one.
Biggest Drive:
Think you’re good with a driver? Try your skills with our
EXTREMELY oversized or wacky drivers.
Going Bananas:
Putting has never been on such a slippery slope! How well will you do
when it’s only a banana that stands between you and the hole?!
Pipeline:
Roll the ball from the tee to the hole, keeping it in the
pipeline.
The Line Drive:
Using our off-beat baseball club, attempt to hit the ball
from the oversized tee!
Speed Golf:
On this hole we don’t care how many shots you take,
but you’d better do it really fast!
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The Potty Shot:
How far can you hit a tee shot – from the potty?
VIP Challenge:
Your VIP will pick his/her favorite shot and give it a whirl! Beat their
score, and you get added points.
Toon Town Targets: Hilarity reaches new heights as you try to sink the ball into such
items as a colander, a hula hoop, and even a toilet seat!
The Short Game:
you tee
How good is your short game? We’ll see when
off using our extremely short clubs!
Twenty One:
Putt to make exactly 21 - no more, no less!
Golf Trivia Contest:
We'll put your golf knowledge to the test in this fun
and fact filled trivia contest. To whet your appetite, we'll give you
the first question: What are the odds of making a hole-in-one? See
how many of the eighteen you can guess on our "executive
challenge trivia course"!
Reverse for the Purse:
Scissor Shot:
Lefties are righties and righties are lefties in this
ambidextrous putting extravaganza.
One row of balls, all lined up nice and straight. Two putters, one in
each hand. Left hand hits one way, right hand hits the other. How
many can you sink in one extreme minute?
The Awards
As everyone gathers back, we’ll present the coveted awards. These fun medals will be
presented to the winning teams, those showing outstanding skills on the extreme golf holes!
Summary of Investment:
Your event includes:
Coordination of event for 5 teams of 10 players each
Professional MC & Event Staff to plan, implement, lead and score the event
Colored bandannas for the pairings party for team identification
Equipment and supplies needed for your choice of 4 of the listed games
Award for the winning team
DJ & Sound system for fun music and announcements (Power is additional)
All delivery, set and strike of the event
Client to provide:
All facility fees, including use of the putting course and the driving range, or a
low-mown grassy area, and any admission/rental fees, clean-up, etc.
(1) 20 amp power circuits
Power for the DJ and sound system
Two six-foot skirted and draped tables
Any guest food and beverage requirements
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Chili So Good…It Makes Grown Men Weep!
Calling All Chili~Heads! It’s time to fire up those burners and
light those tongues on fire! This is competition cooking at its
finest! Chili is one of America's favorite dishes, and today your
team-turned-chefs will be challenged to create the best pot-ochili this side of Texas!
Whether they go for three-alarm,
beanless, vegetarian, or hot and spicy, the competition is sure to
be fierce as they test their recipes and serve it up!
The Chili Cook-Off
As teams arrive, we’ll divide them up with color coded aprons (which might come in handy
to wipe the sweat off their brow from a fiery entry!) Teams are assembled and given the
briefing. Then the Chef's whistle blows . . . the long awaited "Ladies & Gentlemen, Start
your Burners!" is heard . . . and the cooking begins. This event is much more than
preparing the spiciest pot o’ chili. It is a competition ~ in two parts ~ of creativity,
resourcefulness and of course presentation.
Chili Challenge
Teams are given their tools – pots, pans, hotplates and utensils – and the task of deciding
what kind of chili they want to make. Will they go for a kinder gentler chili, or a “fire-inthe-hole-hand-me-another-beer” concoction?
Either way, we’ll provide the basic
ingredients, and a ‘chili café’ where they can shop for a number of spices and specialty
items that allow that personal touch.
Quickfire Challenges
While the flavors of chili are ripening for the judging, fun ensues as your
teams compete in some fast paced, Texas sized challenges!
Hmmm...ever wonder who conjured up the first bowl of chili? Or who
said of Billy the Kid:
"Anybody that eats chili cant' be all bad."
You’ll find out in the chili trivia game! Other challenges might include naming a song
related to Texas or food, hand-carving produce to create a table centerpiece (picture a
cucumber turned into a Corona bottle!), matching a bean with it’s name, or competing in a
shootout – using giant super-soaker water guns!
Branding
Lastly, just before our celebrity judge tastes the morsels… the teams are
required to create a name for their Chili, and design a logo for their new brand
~ just in case it’s good enough to hit the grocery store shelves!
The Judging
Once all the spicing, dicing, gaming and naming is done, it’s time for the judging! But
before the judges dig in, each Chef & Team Captain have to taste their own chili. If they
won’t taste their own chili – they are immediately disqualified! Then they dish up a bowl
and the judges do their thing.
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At the last competition, here’s what the judges had to say about an entry called “Fire
Breathe”:
JUDGE ONE: “Smoky, with a hint of pork. Slight Jalapeno tang.”
JUDGE TWO: “Exciting BBQ flavor, needs more peppers to be taken seriously.”
JUDGE THREE: “Keep this out of reach of children! I'm not sure what I am supposed to taste
besides pain. I had to wave off two people who wanted to give me the Heimlich maneuver.
They had to rush in more beer when they saw the look on my face.”
And of course, it’s important to get the opinion of your associates, so we’ll also have a
“People’s Choice” award. In the end, one team will be dubbed the winner of the Grand
Prize.
After the cooking, it’s time for the eating! Guests grab a cold
beer or a glass of wine, and settle in for the feast. Guests will
get to taste each of the different chili’s, and we recommend
having lot’s of bread on the side in case you need to cool down
the fire from the team that decided to make “Chernoble Chili!”
So as the chili pot boils, so does the controversy over which team
truly had the best chili. And while we may never know, we do
know that as with Billy the Kid, anybody who likes Chili can’t be
all bad.
The Great Chili Cook-Off Experience includes the following:
Planning and design of a 2-3 hour teambuilding/interactive cooking experience
Professional MC and event staff to operate the event
Cooking ingredients/utensils for the competition: Burner, Sauté Pan, Small Pot,
Knifes, Cutting Board, etc.
Sound system and microphone
Materials needed to conduct “quickfire” activities
Color coded aprons to serve as team identification
Recipe Rulebooks for all teams
Prizes for all members of the top three teams
All delivery, set and strike
Client/Hotel to provide:
Space at the hotel, including all facility/venue rentals
ALL FOOD & BEVERAGE for the event, including ground beef, turkey, sausage,
beans, tomatoes, vegetables, chips, bread, pantry with spices and extras, etc. (a
complete list will be provided upon contracting)
Service ware (plates, bowls, etc.)
Drinks, beer and wine as desired
Access to hotel kitchen for clean-up after the event
Two banquet tables per team, including linens, plus extras for Pantry and DJ
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Promote camaraderie with this high-energy teambuilding
event. Experience the thrill of victory without a lifetime of
training, qualifying and corporate sponsorships. It’s our
unique version of the famous Summer and Winter Games…
The Corporate Limpics!
The Corporate Limpics:
Promote camaraderie and become great future conversation starters
Allow everyone to participate on an equal level, whether an athlete or armchair
enthusiast
Are highly competitive, but not based on athletic skill. Laughter is the key
advantage any team can hold
The fun and crazy relays featured in our Corporate LIMPICS
do not require years of dedicated training, just a desire to
have a great time. Your group will be laughing and cheering
each other on throughout this crazy competition. This event
is sure to build "esprit de corp" from the moment the games
begin until long after the awards ceremony is complete!
The Flow
We will customize your agenda into a spirited and exciting event, following this basic
outline:
Welcome and introduction of officials
Introduction of teams and team captains
Warm-up stretch
Review of rules, safety and scoring procedures
Competition begins
Presentation of team cheers
Awards ceremony
The Games
After the energizing warm up, teams will be asked to line up on
the playing field. They will compete in a series of four competitive
challenges, and a team spirit and banner competition. Your group
will be expected to work together to complete tricky tasks using
fun equipment like toilet paper, plungers, switzers, and plastic sea
life. They may be required to toss and twist, hula and hustle,
squeeze and scramble, or chase and cheer. You can never be too
sure what the next event might require. One thing you can be
sure of is that even though the games are non-athletic, they are
highly competitive! We guarantee you've never experienced an
event like this before!
Here is a sample of some of the games you might encounter. You’ll see all are designed for
armchair athletes, to allow maximum participation no matter what the physical abilities of
your group.
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Choose (5) of the following Games to incorporate in your event
BUDDY BRIGADE
The downhill without the downhill! Each person picks a partner to race
with, and they travel two at a time on our modified skis. At the other
end, they hand off to the next pair who hit the course. Fastest team
through wins. A hilarious race requiring cooperation and working in
sync to keep from crashing to the ground.
UN-OBSTACLE COURSE
Designed for the armchair athlete, our obstacle course includes wacky challenges. Teams
line up in relay fashion, and each person runs through the course to complete it in the
fastest time. Obstacles are hilarious, but take no athletic skill, and include such things as
hitting a ball with a swatter that dangles from the waist, hula-hooping five times, and
singing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” while sitting in an inner-tube with a sailor’s hat on.
ISLAND GODDESS
One male teammate with excellent hip-action is chosen to be the Island Goddess.
The Goddess dons her costume and stands about 8 feet away from the remainder
of the team. Teammates toss sea life to the Island Goddess who earns points for
each one caught in the hip baskets of their native dress!
MICKEY’S BALLOON BRIGADE
Put on your Mickey Mouse gloves and away we go. Teams
line up in a single file line, all wearing giant Mickey hands,
with a bucket of balloons at the front of the line. Three
players must blow up and tie balloons as fast as they can,
handing them to the first person in line. The balloons travel
over one player’s head and under the legs of the next, all
the way to the end of the line. The last person in line has a
giant pin, and pops the balloons. Teams race to get as
many intact at the end of the line in the designated time!
The gloves make this bust-loose game even more
challenging. Having hands like Mickey may not be to your
advantage, but it sure adds to the fun!
PING PONG BALL SCRAMBLE
For the mentalists in the group, a take-off on the scrabble game! In the center of the
playing area is a huge pile of ping pong balls. Each team chooses a couple of players to be
the retrievers, and there job is to gather as many balls as they can. Then the game begins.
Teams must spell words, scrabble fashion, as quickly as they can. Team with the most and
best words wins.
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CHEESE FACE
Our version of a super-sloppy, double-dare challenge! One
person (the cheese face) has his face covered in shaving cream.
The rest of the team (the cheese whizzes) line up in a single file
line and toss cheese balls at the cheese face. They must have
good aim – the most cheese balls thrown that stick to the
cheese face wins!
GROCERY GRAB-BAG
Fear Factor’s got nothing on us! Each team will receive a brown bag filled with ‘delicacies’
such as prune juice, sardines, bananas, slim jims, or other foods. They are all edible and
sold in the grocery store. Some players may consider them a delicacy, and others will want
to puke! Each player anonymously reaches in the bag, grabs something out, and eats it to
win!
NOT-QUITE-JAVELIN THROW
Played just like the real thing, only teams do their best to run and toss the
foam-javelins. The goal is to toss the javelins through the hoop. Team that
gets the most through in the designated time wins.
FILL ‘ER UP
Teams vie to fill buckets with water in the quickest time. Each team will
receive one Water Blaster, which is refilled after each squirt from a large
tub of water. On go, the first shooter aims for the 1st bucket. They
completely empty their Blaster of water, and hand it off to the next
person, who refills and shoots. Once the first bucket is full, they aim for
the 2nd bucket. Team that fills the most in the designated time wins.
GIANT JENGA
Each team has 2 minutes to build the Jenga. Each completed new level
represents points to their team. The goal is to make as many points as
possible – without losing any along the way (by blocks falling down).
This will be a timed event, and the team that makes the most in the
designated time wins.
TU-BE OR NOT TU-BE
Our version of Tug-O-War takes on a whole new twist! Get ready to pull your team mates
down the slip slide – on inner tubes! Sheer strength won’t win this, as fast team on/offs
play a key roll.
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SEBASTIAN’S SEALIFE SHENANIGANS
Clever crabs know how to catch - in their claws! Adorned in a crazy crab suit, one team
member must catch sealife that is being tossed by his or her team members. Whether they
can catch starfish and sea horses or not, your "Sebastians" will cause quite a commotion as
they wiggle and claw their way to victory!
PORT-O-JOHN PLAYERS
A player takes a seat upon “the throne” while the rest of the team is on a roll to be the first
to unwind the toilet paper and get it to their “king” as quick as they can.
The Awards
Once the games have been played and the teams have earned their respect, it is time for
the top team to step forward. The winners will be honored in Olympic style with a fun
ceremony designed to give them the kudos they deserve. The medals that this team
receives will be badges of honor which will hang in their offices for years to come.
The Corporate LIMPICS event will include:
Game coordination for teams
Coordination of competition in five (5) events plus a spirit competition
Complete set up of one game field, including lane lines, banners, decorations
and scoreboard
Professional recreation leaders to MC, score and referee
Color coded team identification (armbands or bandannas)
Sound system and DJ to add upbeat music to the event
Custom printed Olympic style award medals on traditional red/white/blue neck
straps for the first place team members
All delivery, set and strike
Client to Provide:
Space/room for all activities including any admission or facility fees that may
apply
Power hook-up for DJ/sound system 
Three skirted and draped six or eight foot tables
Any guest food or beverage requirements
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