Wild and Wacky Fun with Crazy Games Barcelona

Remember your school sports days?  Egg and spoon races, over-zealous parents, sack races, and prizes for the winners of the tournament?  Well forget all that.  Eventhuse is happy to team up with Crazy Game Barcelona to offer you the world’s wettest, wildest team day tournaments!  Based on the hugely popular BBC television series “It’s a Knockout”, Eventhuse now arranges crazy games tournaments in Barcelona.  It’s brilliant for bachelor and hen parties, special birthdays or just a group of friends who want to have a laugh and do something different in Barcelona.  Crazy Games will get the adrenaline pumping, produce plenty of big belly laughs and create magic moments.

We’re talking about races in giant, 10ft costumes, or wet and wild relay races on inner tubes, and inflatable mountains covered in foam and plenty of laughs as you navigate the games you choose for your tournament!  Crazy Games Barcelona offers a gamut of garish costumes, outlandish inflatable architecture, wild tasks and wacky games.  Plus the prizes now come in the form of an alcoholic beverage, rather than a cheaply made plastic trophy!

We offer six separate games in the Barcelona tournament.  One of them is the Slippery Summit, where team members climb an inflatable mountain that is doused with water and covered in foam in a race to be first over the mountain.  Then, how about dressing up in giant penguin suits in Penguin Pursuit, and racing and chasing each other around a track, with the final two participants squaring up to each other in a no-holds barred fight to the death?  Ok, not to the death, but may the best penguin win! 

Eventhuse organizes tournaments for private groups such as hen and stag parties, with an 8 person minimum. The client can choose the date that is most convenient for them.  Located just 25 minutes from the center of Barcelona at the Olympic Canal in Castelldefels, which was the home of the water sports events of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, this purpose built center boasts full changing facilities and a restaurant for crazy games participants to enjoy before heading off to their other arranged activities for the weekend.   So if you’re looking for a crazy day out in Barcelona let Eventhuse and Crazy Games Barcelona set up a memorable day full of laughter for you and your friends!

And Then There Was KRAKOW

It was Thursday, 16:30 and it was my turn. Yes, another milestone in my life, and although its importance is a recent phenomenon, it is something that is becoming firmly entrenched as a must-do before you embark upon a life of three day romantic weekends and family holidays.

My stag-do was to take place in Krakow and I had a bucket-load of things to do at work (don't we all?) before leaving. The job was finally done, my week over, and I could fix my attention on what was going to be a long weekend.

I met with the entourage in Liverpool Street and we made our way to Krakow via the comforts that a Ryanair flight and its upright seats can bring.

Thursday night was supposed to be a quiet prelude to the proper start of proceedings on Friday. Boy was I mistaken. A quiet tour of the old city took us to Scandale Royale and a shot fest of chilli vodka at the bar.

 

Friday and the sun was threatening to make its appearance. And what better way to come to our senses with 2 strong coffees and Polish apple pie. After touring the town, we made our way to Pod Baranem - a restaurant near the majestic Wawel castle which overlooks the city which makes some of the best local food in town, including dumplings, stuffed cabbage and Polish style game. We then hit the town for a bar hop which ended in Baccarat with a few bottles of Belvedere and house music.

 

Saturday was about the adrenaline; any hangover was nullified by the madness of a paintball war in a deserted warehouse in East Krakow. Of course, yours truly was on the winning team - given his combat experience - claiming the lives of his opponents over and over again….and again. After winding down, it was club night once more; however not before a trip to the Jewish quarter Kazimierz for some more... vodka shots and some fine local beer. Do go there if in Krakow if you are looking for a more bohemian twist to your stay. The night ended in Burlusque, which is a place I’d recommend for all I could remember of it. Vodka does not do well for your memory!

 

We ended our stay on Sunday with a trip to the Salt mines just outside the city. Do get a guide if you go - they are worth parting your cash for. In two (one synthetic) word: jaw-dropping. A whole town more than 100 metres underground with impressive carvings, ponds underground and places of worship all made in stone!

 

Now you may have figured where I am going with this: Thumbs up to Krakow and definitely a good choice for anyone looking to organise a group event!