It's a Knock Out

It’s a Knockout Team Games for Hen’s Parties

Have you ever heard of the television show, It’s a Knockout?  This competitive team based game was popular during the 1970’s and it was essentially a modern day twist on the traditional sports that you played in school.  All of your guests will be presented with the opportunity to participate in a variety of “stupid” games that you would otherwise never would have thought existed.  If you’re looking for a great way to eliminate the competitive nature of team games and completely embarrass yourself, It’s a Knockout is a great option for your hen’s party.

Ridiculous and Fun

The number one reason as to why you should choose this activity for your hens is because of the sheer amount of ridiculous activities that build an incredibly fun environment for everyone.  Each person in your party will be able to test their skills against an array of ridiculous obstacles that will keep everyone laughing until their stomachs hurt.  It is surely a great way to get to know everyone in your group in a better way as the embarrassment will be spread throughout your entire group.  Plus, there is a small amount of competition to help promote a more positive environment.

What are the Tasks?

As previously mentioned, there are a variety of different tasks that you and your party will be responsible for participating in.  Whether it is navigating through ridiculous obstacles or completing tasks while dressed in hilariously large rubber costumes, there are an endless amount of things for you to do.  All of the hens in your group will be using the costumes that were originally used in the television show that was quite popular during the 70’s.  This helps to build a more unique experience than if you were to try to find other activities anywhere else.

Teams will get together to work their way through inflatable obstacle courses constructed out of water and foam.  Not to mention that it is a raw team building activity that encourages healthy competition amongst friends and family members.  Instead of turning on the TV and watching the show for yourself, you will have the opportunity to be a part of the show.

It is important to note that when you arrive at the location you will be required to register for the event at 12:30 as the events start at 1:00 every day.