Sure, everyone can bowl, but can you bowl blindfolded? Tied to another person? With the wrong hand. Try Extreme bowling and let us challenge your skills. After a fun competition it's back to regular play and a great dinner.

Did you ever fantasize about tossing a ball around or having batting practice with some of the greats likeWade Boggs or "Space Man?" Well today guests did just that. With their own private ball park,guests warmed up, did some drills and they "Played Ball" for a day at Fantasy Baseball Camp. Other Fantasy camps of the day included sailing with America Cup skippers on America's Cup boats, cooking withTodd English and Rocking out with a star studded celebrity band. Everyone's fantasies were met that day!

One of our specialties, we have designed hunts for as many as 250 and as few as 7. Boston is a city full of hidden treasures and guests will be the detectives for the day, discovering details about the city as they search for answers to a list of questions. Teams might have to fill a cannoli in the North End and eat it, get the most for a dollar at the market, find the “Littlest” bar in Boston, or learn who was present at the first signing of the Declaration of Independence. Questions can also be customized to a group, incorporating company information or trivia. Teams might have a list to complete in a certain amount of time, or they might be sent on a point to point hunt where the first team to get to the end, wins. Our staff will tabulate the results and declare a winner at a reception following the hunt.

Get ready. Get set. GO!!!! Today, you will be moving at a speed and an intensity that will get you going like you've never gone before. Take a child's go-kart; add horsepower (allowing the kart to reach a top speed of 35 mph) and an indoor track and you have a wild, exhilarating day that will produce a "rush" not to be forgotten.

Today guests will have the sailing experience of a life time. Either in Newport, Rhode Island or here on Boston Harbor, this option creates your own "America’s Cup Regatta" aboard a fleet of Twelve Meter yachts, the thoroughbreds of the sailing world! These classic ‘Twelves’ have raced for sailing's most coveted prize: the America's Cup. Three boats in the fleet actually won the America's Cup a total of four times: Columbia, Weatherly, and Intrepid twice. The classic America's Cup Competitors Nefertiti, Heritage and Ted Turner's American Eagle complete the fleet of restored wooden Twelve Meter Sloops, a group unequaled throughout the world. This charter is known as the finest private or corporate outing in the Northeast!

What better way to see Boston then by bike, capturing the essence of Boston as you pedal your way through the city. Your route could originate in Boston Common and meander through the many parks and neighborhoods in Boston. All tours are guided and narrated by an experienced Bostonian bike rider. No need to worry about bringing a bike. We will have your bike delivered to your hotel or work place in the morning, and picked up that evening free of charge. You will also be provided with a helmet, lock, Boston bike map, and bottled water.

What better way to spend the day than perusing the shops on Newbury Street. From famous designer shops, to unique galleries and cafes, this nine-block stretch is a shoppers dream. After a hard morning of pounding the pavement and carrying home the goods, a wonderful lunch and a trip to the spa will be a perfect end to the afternoon.

Guests were divided into teams for the day as they competed in all those games they recalled from summers as children including tug-o-war, water-balloon toss, egg-on-a-spoon relay races, sack races, three legged races, volleyball and more! Teams were identified by colored t-shirts and Olympic style medals were awarded to the winning teams.

The Gillette Stadium pavilion became a place for fun and games, as this company kicked off a fundraising campaign in conjunction with NASCAR. The day was filled with auto racing related games and even a photo op with drivers and a real NASCAR car.

Today guests were treated to their own private carnival. Carnival games with stuffed animal prizes, rides, cotton candy and snow cones were only the some of the activities for the day. Small stage shows with balloon artists, magicians and acrobats rounded out the entertainment. The finale of the day was the Pie Eating Contest where adults and children alike competed to see who could eat that blueberry pie the fastest with no hands!

Guests became artists! We started with a blank canvas, paint, brushes, smocks and aprons and with everyone’s input, a masterpiece was created by the end of the day. The masterpiece now hangs as true company art in the employee cafeteria.