Challenges

A Night at the Movies

NO ELECTRONICS AREA!

Lights... Camera... Action! Big Logistics heads to the movies as teams compete to guess as many movies as possible from a series of clues. Who will be the blockbuster title - and who will be a flop? Teams will be asked to surrender their mobile devices in this challenging brainteaser!

Answer the questions without the use of the Internet, with only common knowledge and posters as guides.

Archery

Quintessentially British!
Bow in hand, teams will try to score the most points on the range.
With arrows flying, will you hit the bullseye?

Art Attack

Pens at the ready - teams will try to replicate pictures as described by their teammates. But with key words omitted, will the finished pieces be the next Da Vinci or Dalí?

Blindfolded Face Painting

Bring out the makeup artist in your team in this race against the clock to create a masterpiece. Not as simple as it sounds; four team members will become blindfolded makeup artists, four will be painted and two will give verbal instructions to the artists!

Bounce Volleyball

Volleyball with a twist - teams will bounce their way around the inflatable court as they aim to hit a ball over a net and land it within the opposition’s court.

Crazy Lasers

This challenge will bring out the Stormtrooper in you as you dodge the lasers while trying to beat the opposition through a misty labyrinth of pillars and passages becoming both prey and predator in an exhilarating challenge of high-tech hide-and-seek.

Dead Letter Box

A lateral thinking problem that creates lots of discussion and ideas, where teams use equipment to solve a sequential puzzle and retrieve a locked cash box left by a friendly agent.

Diversity Dance Off

Skip, ball change... JAZZ HANDS! Channel your inner Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers as we dance along to the hits of the Big Diversity Broadway! Tap, shimmy and jive your way to the podium!

Haka

RINGA PAKIA, UMA TIRAHA, TURI WHATIA AND PUKANA! Time to show off your tribe's pride, strength and unity... Which team will perform the best Haka? After 10 minutes of learning and practising, you are invited onto the hallowed ground that is the ‘Big Diversity Challenge Rugby Pitch’ to Haka-off! (Warrior Paint is available)

Hungry Hippos

Teams compete to collect as many balls as they can, to feed their hunger. When the game begins, all four ‘hippos’ will try and run to the centre of the inflatable to collect a ball, then be pulled back by the bungee ropes attached to your belt. But make sure you put your balls in your pouch because come the end of the game, if the ball isn’t in the pouch then it isn’t counted!

Laser Clay Shoot

A modern twist of a classic rural sport. Teams compete to break their clays with lasers! Who will ace their shot, and who will miss the target?

Last One Standing

Have you ever watched Total Wipeout and thought - I can do that?! Now is your chance to find out... players stand on the inflatable bed while the arm swings round, having to jump and balance in order to be the last one standing!

Le Mans Soapbox Challenge

Armed with prefabricated parts and basic tools, your team must work together to build a soapbox cart before the time is up! Then comes the race… but who will cross the line victorious with their soapbox intact?!

Mini Assault Course

"Delivered by 170 (Infra Spa) Engineering Group
A physically and mentally challenging obstacle course that will test the communication skills and teamwork ability of the group; seriously fun yet demanding!"

Revenge of the Space Hoppers

The Space Hoppers are back! Teams compete against each other in this hopping-mad challenge to perform a relay on giant space hoppers, collecting stars along the way. Avoid the obstacles and collect the stars!

Walk The Plank

Your team faces the challenge of walking, as a team, on two planks with rope handles. It is great fun and is typically chaotic for the first few steps. As you become organised by communicating, agreeing on procedures, being prepared to accommodate one another, and thinking of the team rather than pure self-interest, then results improve.