01 / Corporate and group events
Team building that people actually take part in.
Groups up to 300, private meeting space, catered food, and activities built around teamwork, communication and strategy. Weekday evenings and daytimes are the sweet spot, because there is far less public traffic.
02 / The short answer
Our activities require teamwork, communication and strategy, so teams engage with each other instead of standing around a bar.
That is the whole argument, and it is also a filter. Most venues in this market sell parallel play: everyone takes a turn, everyone stands adjacent to each other, and the group leaves having shared a room rather than an experience. We put people on opposing teams and give them an objective, which is a different evening entirely.
It is worth saying the unflattering half out loud. If your team only wants somewhere to sit and drink, we are not the right venue and we will tell you so. Companies that want their people competing and engaging with each other are the ones we are built for.
Practically, a corporate booking here means private meeting space with multiple room options including one large enough for a presentation, catered food, beer and wine service for guests 21 and over, and custom engraved dog tags carrying your company logo and the winning team's names.
It also covers holiday parties, sales kickoffs, client appreciation events, young professional groups, community organizations, churches, youth groups, schools, and fundraisers through our Combat Cares program.
What a work group actually does when it gets here.
We recommend based on the group rather than handing over a fixed menu, but these are the rooms that do the most work for a corporate booking.
Mission-based laser tag
The strongest team activity in the building. An 8,000 square foot multi-level arena with bunkers and cover, and two to four objective missions inside every 30 minute session. Game masters balance the teams, which matters when a department has a wide range of ages and fitness.
Ages 7+Axe throwing
Six full-size lanes under standardized league rules and scoring, with private use of the bar-style lounge behind the throwing area. It works as a breakout for part of a larger group and it is the room people linger in.
Ages 12+Dodgeball and Nerf
Dodgeball runs as an arena buyout on an all-soft court with color-changing, sting-resistant foam balls. The Nerf arena runs the same objective-driven missions as laser tag across 3,500 square feet of padded turf.
Buyout for dodgeballMini golf, the dark ride and the arcade
The lower-intensity half of a mixed program. Nine indoor holes that are challenging for adults and approachable for everyone, an eight-seat motion simulator, and a redemption arcade with a card system that stores credits and tickets.
Cross-generational03 / Exclusive use
Or take the whole building for the evening.
The entire 25,000 square feet with unlimited access to every attraction including the arcade, on a two-hour minimum. We close to the public and staff the front door, so the only people inside are your guests. No tickets to buy and no lines to stand in.
Buyouts can run outside our normal business hours, which is what makes them work for a company whose team finishes at six.
04 / Getting a number
Packages are built around your group, not off a menu.
Tell us the headcount, the date and what you want out of the evening. We build the package around those three things and come back with real numbers.
Corporate questions, answered here rather than in a general FAQ.
These are the eight we field most often, in the order they usually arrive.
Calling reaches the venue during opening hours, and the front desk can see the diary.
317-667-0703- Open
- Seven days
- Admission fee
- None
- Reservation
- Not required
- Parking
- Free lot
How many people can you handle?
Up to 300. It is usually the first question we get and it is the fastest way to qualify us in or out, so we put it at the top of the page.
Is this actually team building, or just a place to hang out?
It is real team building. The activities require teamwork, communication and strategy, so teams engage with each other instead of standing around a bar. The flip side is just as plain: if a company only wants to socialize, we are not the right venue.
Do you have private space for a meeting or a presentation?
Yes. Multiple options, including a large room suitable for presentations.
Can you handle food and drinks?
Yes. Catering is available, and we serve beer and wine for guests 21 and over, including local craft options and our own Combat Hops IPA. We hold a two-way liquor license, so beer and wine only.
What activities work best for a work group?
Mission-based laser tag, the dark ride theater, Nerf, dodgeball, axe throwing, mini golf and the arcade. We recommend based on the group rather than selling a fixed menu.
When should we book?
Weekday evenings or daytimes. There is far less public traffic then, which means a better experience for the group.
Can we have the place to ourselves?
Yes. Full-facility buyouts run to a two-hour minimum with unlimited access to every attraction including the arcade. We close to the public and staff the front door so the only people inside are your guests, and a buyout can run outside our normal business hours.
What does it cost?
We build custom packages around group size, timing and what you want out of the event rather than selling a fixed menu, and someone follows up with real numbers. New package rates are being set right now and go up here as soon as they are.
Tell us the date. We will build the rest around it.
Headcount, a date and the kind of event are the three things that let us come back with a real proposal. Everything else can wait until we talk.