It depends mainly on the number of participants, the objective, and the role the activity is meant to play in your day.

For a small team looking to share a shared experience from start to finish, a workshop, a sports activity, an escape room, or a culinary experience can be excellent options.

For larger groups, cocktail parties, corporate dinners, or events with a packed schedule, an open-participation format is often simpler: everyone can participate whenever they like, without interrupting the rest of the event.

If you let us know the number of participants, your location, and your goal, we'll tell you which format we think is best suited for your needs.

The larger the group, the harder it becomes to have everyone do the same activity at the same time.

With several hundred participants, we therefore prioritize activity areas that can operate continuously. Employees can join an activity, play for a few minutes, leave, and come back later.

This approach is particularly well-suited for staggered arrivals, breaks, cocktail hours, meals, program changes, and waiting times between different activities.

No—and that's on purpose.

Some people start right away. Others prefer to watch before trying. Some play for five minutes; others come back several times throughout the day.

There is no need to make the participants the center of attention or to force them to participate in an activity.

Participation remains natural and voluntary.

Yes. In fact, that's one of the situations where our concept is particularly useful.

This area can complement an existing program as guests arrive, between activities, before or after a presentation, during a cocktail reception, or over a meal.

TAK TAK TAK doesn't need to replace your program. It can simply make the moments between the highlights more lively and engaging.

Yes.

The activities do not require all participants to start at the same time or listen to a lengthy explanation. Employees can chat, eat, or have a drink, and then join an activity whenever they like.

This allows you to add some interaction without turning the appetizer or meal into a rigid routine.

Yes.

Our activities are primarily visual and easy to grasp. They require little explanation and naturally foster interaction among participants.

Our team can provide support for your event in German, French, and English, which is particularly helpful for international teams in the Zurich area.

Do the activities require electricity?

Our main models operate without a power supply.

This makes it easier to integrate them into gardens, patios, lobbies, event spaces, or other locations where access to electrical infrastructure would be difficult.

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

We can tailor the selection and layout of activities to a wide variety of indoor and outdoor spaces. Just let us know the location or send us a floor plan or a few photos, and we’ll be happy to advise you.

It depends on the location and the severity of the weather conditions.

Some setups can be moved or adapted for use in a covered or indoor space. For an outdoor event, we’ll discuss the options with you before the event to plan a realistic solution tailored to your venue.

No.

We serve Zurich and the surrounding area, including Winterthur, Uster, Dübendorf, Dietikon, Schlieren, and other locations throughout the canton.

TAK TAK TAK also operates throughout Switzerland.

We work with pre-determined formats and prices so that the budget is clear before the event.

Depending on the package selected, the service includes, among other things, transportation, setup, equipment, on-site support, and takedown.

You can view our rates directly on this page or send us the number of participants, your date, and your location to receive a recommendation.