Team Building Boston
Boston makes a great backdrop to any ofour renowned technology driven, team building games.
Play in one of the following game zones, or somewhere new - we'll customize
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Game Zones
Get Smart with the Smarties
Cambridge
Team Building Cambridge: Cross your fingers that the nearby institutions of higher learning will give your gaming skills a boost! Put on your thinking caps on when Go Gaming in Cambridge, or maybe you can enlist some Harvard or MIT students to aid you with those brainteasers. We've got a great game zone situated amongst the funky bars and boutiques of Central Square, right along busy Mass. Ave. Find a clue in a public mural, puzzle out a password in a local bookstore, or pick up a Go Game agent in one of the many Irish pubs.
SUGGESTED WRAP VENUES
Asgard Irish Pub and Restaurant, ClassicIrish.com, (617) 577-9100
Making Friends in Copley Square.
Copley Square
Team Building Copley Square: The Copley Square game zone is a fantastic intersection of history and modernity. The oldest public library in the country and churches dating back to the 1600s are nestled next to gleaming high-rises, swanky shops and upscale restaurants. You'll work your brain in the city home to the most colleges in the country, but you'll also quench your thirst at one of many local bars. Whether you visit the farmer's market and lounge in the Square in the summer or roam the malls and skyways in winter, the Back Bay of Boston is awesome year-round...
SUGGESTED WRAP VENUES
Kings, BackBayKings.com, (617) 266-2695
Mei says, "This mecca of fun is home to bowling, pool, video games, and the DeVille Lounge for judging presentations."
The Farm Team
Quincy Market
Team Building Quincy Market: The cradle of our country, in some respects, is Faneuil Hall. It's a pedestrian friendly monument/marketplace that's smack dab in the middle of historical nuggets like Paul Revere's House and the site of the Boston Tea Party. Make your way amongst talented street performers such as mimes, jugglers, magicians, and more, any of whom might just be a Go Game operative working under cover. AND, there are incredible shops, restaurants, the oldest tavern in America, and of course, thousands of fanatical Red Sox fans! The whole place has a great vibe for locals and out-of-towners alike.
SUGGESTED WRAP VENUES
Parris Lounge at Ned Devine's, ParrisBoston.com, (617) 248-8800
Mei says, "The Parris upstairs at Ned Devine's is a private area that's perfect for judging. It's right upstairs at Quincy Market and they can set up amazing lobster bakes."
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