The right choice depends mainly on your goal, the number of participants, the venue, and the program you've already planned.

For a small team, an escape game, a workshop, or a culinary experience can work very well. For several hundred people, it often becomes more important to consider capacity, traffic flow, and the option to participate at different times.

Start by defining what you want to create among the participants, then choose the format.

For groups of 20 to 50 people, there are many structured formats that are easy to organize:

• escape game;

• cooking workshop;

• urban rally;

• creative activity;

• tasting;

• hiking;

• team challenge.

With a group of this size, it's usually possible to get the entire team involved at the same time and create a shared experience.

When there are 100 or more participants, it’s important to give more thought to capacity, rotation schedules, and wait times.

Rallies, multi-team challenges, programs spread across multiple venues, or open-participation zones can work well.

The larger the group gets, the less necessary it is for everyone to start and finish at exactly the same time.

For several hundred people, the main challenge is generally no longer finding a unique activity, but rather enabling many people to participate without creating long lines or making the schedule too rigid.

Continuous formats, activities spread across multiple areas, and open-participation spaces allow participants to join the experience gradually, at their own pace.

No.

A Team Event doesn't necessarily have to require everyone to do the same thing at the same time.

With an open participation format, anyone can:

watch → try → play → leave → come back

This works especially well when people's backgrounds, ages, interests, or energy levels are very different.

Yes. TAK TAK TAK can supplement a program without replacing it.

The zone can operate for:

Upon arrival · During breaks · Aperitif · Meal · Between activities · At the end of the day

We handle everything in our service area: transportation, installation, on-site support, and dismantling.

Your organizing team does not need to run the activities itself.

Yes.

For international teams, simple, visual, and intuitive activities are particularly well-suited, as they require little explanation.

Our team can assist participants in German, French, and English.

Yes, depending on the available space and the format you choose.

Some activities require more space than others, but an area can be adapted to serve as a room, a hall, an event space, or an indoor venue.

If you send us a floor plan or a few photos of the space, we can recommend a suitable setup.

The TAK TAK TAK zone can be adapted during the event as weather conditions change.

If it rains, we can temporarily compress part of the setup under our tents and continue operating at reduced capacity.

When conditions improve, our team gradually expands the zone again.

The aim is not to claim that an outdoor event becomes completely weatherproof, but to keep the participation zone running and handle the adaptation ourselves instead of passing the problem back to the organiser.

The price depends on the number of participants, the size of the area, the level of supervision, and the complexity of the program.

At TAK TAK TAK, turnkey solutions start at CHF 3,300 for the day, including transportation, setup, activities, supervision, and takedown.

The price is set in advance so that the organizing team knows its budget before the event.

These terms often overlap.

A Team Event typically focuses on the shared experience of a team.

A corporate event can take many forms: an employee appreciation day, an anniversary celebration, a staff party, or an internal event.

A company outing usually involves a trip or an organized activity outside the usual work setting.

In any case, the right format depends primarily on the number of participants, the objective, and the type of experience you’re looking for.