Team building people actually want to do
A home run derby for the sales team, a closest-to-the-pin for clients, a bar for everyone. How corporate events work at Overtime Arena.
Every office has done the escape room. Overtime Arena is the other kind of team event: the one where people compete at something, cheer for each other and then stand around the bar talking about the swing that went off the wall.
Something to compete in
The Batbox cage is built for a home run derby. Every swing is scored, the leaderboard is on the screen, and the quiet person from accounting hitting one into the upper deck is the moment the whole night turns on. The multi-sport bays run a department olympics: teams rotate through golf, soccer, hockey and football for points, and nobody needs to have played any of them before, because the player settings adjust to each person.
Something for clients
A client golf night is a closest-to-the-pin contest on a championship course, a private bar and dinner served to the bay. It is a round of golf that takes ninety minutes and does not depend on the weather.
The planning
A dedicated planner builds the flow with you, from a welcome drink to the tournament to an awards moment on the big screens. Screens are available for a few words from leadership or a logo. Food is catered to the event, the bar runs open or on a tab, and the company gets one invoice.
The size
From ten people in a couple of bays to a full buyout of the arena with every bay, the cage, the rigs and the gaming lounge reserved for your group. Tell us the headcount on the Plan an Event page and we will build the package.
