Spring party or communion party with Teams Up

Here you can clearly see what to expect from our activities with the different age groups.

From 3 to 7 years:
With this age group, you cannot expect to play a bubble soccer tournament. This does not take away from the fact that there is at least as much fun, on the contrary. Experience tells us that children from 3 to 7 years old find it very fun and exciting to explore new toys and roll around in a big ball. No worries by the way, our equipment is completely safe with an adult nearby.

From 7 to 12 years of age:
At this age, the game takes a little more shape. Don’t expect a game with clear rules and scoring, but just a relaxing game where it’s all about having fun.

From 12+:
The game can begin. From the age of 12, any child or adult is old enough to just play the game variations well. A mini competition is certainly possible from now on. (Which doesn’t mean you can’t try it with the youngsters).

• Togetherness
  A communion or spring celebration is all about being together with friends and family on this special day. This is precisely the purpose for which we created our activities. To have fun together so that you and those invited will never forget this day.
• Creative
  There are many different ways to organize activities for a communion or spring party, but Teams Up believes that you should strive for original and creative ideas. You may always discover and try new things. We at Teams Up want to help you with this and provide a wide range of bubble soccer, archery tag or an escape game.
• Creating memories
  Last but most important, creating memories and having fun is obviously the most important thing, especially on a day that only happens twice in a lifetime. That’s why at Teams Up we strive for a high level of fun.

For these parties, we certainly have some fun game variations that we can play.

Bounce the communion side(s)
The idea here is for everyone except the communion side(s) to stand in the middle of a playing field with a bumper ball. Then he/she must reach the other side without being disturbed by the players in the middle.

Shoot the communion side(s)
The communion side(s) must cross a playing field without being hit by the archers with the archery equipment along the sideline.

If you want to discover even more game forms, click here to request your quote to discuss your activity you want to organize.

YES of course! The crazier the better. When dressing up, be careful not to interfere with athletic activities for the sake of freedom of movement.