Atlanta is a great place to play our games. For groups of 5 to 10,000 players, we can customize a smartphone scavenger hunt just for your group.
There's nothing quite like a Go Game in the ATL. Simply standing in Centennial Park is enough to motivate you to undertake Olympic feats. We won't ask you to run the 200 meter dash, but feel free to wear your gold shoes. We will, however, have you complete missions that will test your mental prowess, your creative means, and your ability to work together. While an escape to Midtown might get you out of the office, you're not going to be off the hook in dealing with your coworkers. You might need them to locate the secret agent at the Gold Star Bakery! Conversely, you can play in the Zoo Atlanta. The animals might not give you any of the answers, but they will be the subject of some crazy missions.
Centennial Park is great game zone and chock full of Olympic vibe. Explore the park, downtown, the CNN building and more!
Midtown is brimming with class, charm and thanks to us, plenty of shenanigans. Explore the streets, shops and restaurants of this town within a town.
If you're going to act like a bunch of animals then you might as well do it where you're most welcome. Party with your primate and pachyderm friends at the zoo.
Downtown Atlanta spent about $1.4 billion improving Centennial Park to host the 1996 Go Games. Er, Olympics. Whatever. With its glorious statues, expansive lawns, and in-depth history of the Games, it feels like the place was designed to host a top-notch Go Game. Right next door, the CNN Center is full of cool shops and cardboard cutouts of Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Anderson Cooper, and the downtown area's also happening!
The Midtown game zone is gorgeous. There's the Woodruff Center, the High Museum, historic hotels, and old theaters. Midtown touches offices, residential spaces, and tons of cool outdoor art, so you're guaranteed a little bit of everything! You'll get a small-town feel in a big city, with a couple of glamorous restaurants to boot.
The Go Game will create a zoo no matter where you play. So what happens when you play the Go Game at an actual zoo? Will it cause mass hysteria? Will cats and dogs start living together? Will it help the Hawks win an NBA championship? Well, we can only guarantee two of those three things for you if you book a game at the Atlanta zoo. Let us take your company on a wild romp through the ape house and the petting zoo. Try your hand at choreographing a sultry dance for the Komodo dragons or attempt to out jump the inhabitants of the kangaroo pit. We'd recommend not getting into a boxing match with them though. *Please note that because the zoo is private property, you'll have to get permission from the Zoo Atlanta staff to host your game at this location.*
