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Crack clues, find our secret agents and solve challenges in your reconnaissance mission
In this Bond themed treasure hunt you’ll be met by our very own “Q” who will issue you with iPads loaded with state-of-the-art Treasure Hunt software. The locations of our field agents, clues and challenges are displayed on the screen and you’ll have to track them down.
Once you have found each agent you will need to complete the fiendish bond themed puzzles and questions whilst racing against the clock. Having a good grasp of 007 trivia will certainly help but is not essential; good team work, however, is.
Only when you’re at the displayed location will you able to see and complete the challenges – so no Googling the answers from the bar whilst sipping a Martini…
The fastest team to complete the mission wins the day for King and Country!
This event can be run from almost any location, including your offices, all we need is a suitable indoor space in which to meet and finish.
‘Q’ will issue you with an iPad pre-loaded with your mission. You head off into the surrounding area to complete questions at ‘hotspots’ shown on your interactive map. You will also meet secret field agents who will give you spy tasks and puzzles.
Your location, and the locations of the other teams, are shown live on your map and every team’s scores updates instantly on the live scoreboard. This real-time element keeps the whole day adrenaline fuelled as teams fight to build their score and kill the competition.
The conclusion of the event will see teams head to a finish location to be met by ‘Q’ who will decipher the scores and announce the winning team.
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For a truly Bond-like experience we can include high-speed Rib powerboats on The Thames or The Solent, and other vehicles such as 4x4s or Black Cabs in London. Extra waypoints activities include Air Rifle Shooting, Segways, Laser Clays and Archery.
We know that the weather can play a big factor in deciding on what to do for your team day out, don't worry, we have you covered come rain or shine!
The James Bond 007 Treasure Hunt is a spy-themed, iPad-led team building event for 10 to 250 people, where teams track down field agents and solve Bond-themed puzzles. It lasts 2 to 4 hours. Here's how it runs.
Our very own Q briefs your teams and issues each one with an iPad loaded with treasure hunt software.
The iPad map shows hot-spots, clues and the locations of our field agents in the surrounding area.
Teams answer questions at hot-spots and track down secret agents who set spy tasks and puzzles, all against the clock.
Teams head to the finish location, where Q deciphers the scores.
Q announces the winning team, who receive medals.
The James Bond 007 Treasure Hunt includes the technology, characters and full event management.
The James Bond 007 Treasure Hunt rewards and motivates teams with a themed challenge where good teamwork matters more than 007 trivia.
A spy-themed adventure is a memorable way to treat your team.
Racing the clock and rival teams keeps everyone focused.
Good teamwork is essential to complete every mission.
A live scoreboard and Q's final verdict keep the rivalry going.
In relation to the event last year, I would just like to say that it was genuinely one of the best things I have ever done as a team. I think the graduates enjoyed their day and indeed the competitiveness of the day. Overall 10/10 and indeed I will be recommending you to others in the company.
Lidl
Your mission begins with a briefing from "Q", who issues each team with an iPad. The interactive map reveals hotspots, field agents and Bond-themed challenges that must be found and completed before time runs out.
No. Knowing your 007 trivia may help with an occasional question, but teamwork, navigation and problem-solving are more important. The event is designed to entertain committed Bond fans and casual participants alike.
Agents provide teams with spy-themed puzzles or practical tasks. Participants need to identify the correct agent, understand the challenge and complete it successfully to strengthen their mission score.
No. Challenges only become accessible when the team reaches the relevant GPS hotspot. The format encourages participants to explore the surrounding area rather than searching for answers from the nearest bar.
Yes. The iPad map displays team locations and the live scoreboard updates throughout the hunt. Seeing competitors move and collect points introduces a tactical decision: follow the obvious route or pursue a different set of hotspots.
The event can operate in many UK locations, provided there is a suitable indoor space for the opening briefing and final results. The surrounding streets or grounds then become the team's operational territory.
Optional enhancements can include London Black Cabs, Rib powerboats, 4x4s or additional activity stations such as archery, Segways, laser clay shooting and air-rifle challenges, subject to the chosen location and format.
The event normally runs for approximately two to four hours. The final schedule depends on the location, route and whether vehicles or additional activity stations are included.
The James Bond 007 Treasure Hunt is suitable for approximately 10 to 250 participants. Delegates compete in smaller intelligence teams while sharing one live mission and scoreboard.
Teams return to the agreed finish point, where "Q" deciphers the final scores and reveals which agents completed the strongest mission for King and country.