ArtySportyBrainyCrazy?
Congratulations.
You just sorted your end of year staff engagement!
25% DISCOUNT for EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE and NONPROFITS!
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25% DISCOUNT for EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE and NONPROFITS! 〰️
Busy Much?
RELAX. Trickster have you covered with hilarious hosting and expert game design. All you have to do is show up!
You book it - we run it!
“Such a well run and smart event!
We all loved it!”
— Team Tash Training
Good Company
Super engaging for a small staff group - and works equally well at scale. We divide your entire company into TEAMS of 4-6 and set you loose - the competition is ludicrous!
For groups from 15 to 100!
A 2 hour street party!
Set in Dunedin’s vibrant Warehouse Precinct, teams compete to complete over 100 site-specific challenges, earning points along the way!
CREATIVE and PHYSICAL challenges plus PUZZLES!
“It was great to find our own pace and explore a really cool part of Dunedin. Loved discovering things we didn't know existed! Lots of fun, thank you!”
— Polson Higgs
Teamwork with a competitive edge!
Guaranteed to surprise and delight every staff member.
ArtySportyBrainyCrazy!
EVERYONE CAN EXCEL with CREATIVE, PHYSICAL or PUZZLE challenges that are barmy, site-responsive and demand collaboration - so bring it!
An impossible task…
TOUGH CHOICES: do you play to your strengths, strategise for points or simply follow your curiosity? Will you sprint and attempt to do everything - or casually take the shortest route?
“We felt energised, elated, happy, proud of our work. So fun! Great energy and leadership. Will recommend!”
— reThink Children’s Therapy
Viva la revolución!
You’re right: it’s time to level up to something completely different!
Do it!
$44 / $33 per player
With discounts above 25 players.
FAQs
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Your HUSTLE begins and ends at John Wickliffe Square (in the Exchange) and runs on the streets across the 14 blocks of Dunedin’s Warehouse Precinct, focusing on hidden lanes, street art and architecture!
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Whenever you like! We'll fit in with your conference, away-day or staff party - just suggest a date and we'll make it work.
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2 hours!
“90 Challenges in 90 Minutes” is bookended by 15 minutes pre-game instruction and Awards at the end. Just let us know if you have differing time requirements - we’ll make it work. We’re as flexible as gymnasts. (But we are not actual gymnasts).
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Yes of course!
There are multiple ways for everyone to participate in HUSTLE challenges with no compromise to the wacky gameplay or outcomes! Please let us know if your staff may be using a wheelchair or have limited mobility.
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Good idea - you'll want this! HUSTLE can finish closer to your lunch, dinner or drinks location - plus, we can hold your AWARDS section at a local venue for plenty of laughs, drink in-hand!
The Duke of Wellington
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YES - you’ll want to. Unless you usually wear a khimar or other head-dress outside the home - or you’re already in costume on arrival!! The bowler hat is our nod to the Warehouse Precinct’s golden past - but it’s also one of your greatest in-game assets…
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Glad you asked - the AWARDS section at the end of your game acknowledges the work of ALL players in a really fun and thoughtful way.
Plus there’s a sweet prize for the team with the highest score… Oooo!
(Of course, prizes are not the point. Points aren’t even the point - you’re a big kid now - it’s how you play the game that people remember).
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Yes you are - but that’s not a question. Luckily the precinct is full of delicious eateries for in-game refreshments and there are public toilets near the start in the Exchange. Whew!
Teams have grabbed donuts, sandwiches - even a cheeky pint or shot mid-game. It’s your life baby!
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Yip. You're on foot or using a wheelchair (see above) - but luckily where you go is entirely up to your team’s levels of fitness, competitiveness and curiosity!
The shortest possible journey is 0.8km and the average journey is around 2km. Bring your wheelchair or comfy shoes.
“It was great to find our own pace and explore a really cool part of Dunedin. Loved discovering things I didn't know existed! Lots of fun, thank you!”
~ Polson Higgs
