With the whole group working together collaboratively, all the ups and downs of their collectively designed rollercoaster won’t be a white knuckle ride but more of a shared journey from start to finish.
Challenge your guests in a constructive, creative and interactive session. Logic, planning and, most of all, team work are key as teams design and build a rollercoaster that will allow a ball to travel the lengths of the track unassisted. Groups will work on their own section of the track but as the event progresses they will see that they need to work together to complete the challenge.
Designed to encourage guests to communicate and interact in a fun environment, Rollercoaster works well as an icebreaker or conference breakout session.
Split into smaller groups the task is to work out how to use the materials provided.
Then it is time to build the track but the groups must communicate effectively with each other to ensure their section matches up with the one connecting but will they realise this in time?
The track is tested to see if the whole group has successfully completed the challenge.
Will the ball successfully travel from one end of the roller coaster to the other first time?
Please see the following selection of images taken at a recent Rollercoaster team building event.
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