Gold Loot is a thrilling South African trivia event that feels just like a live TV game show. Your team will compete at a stylish game show console, answering questions to unlock and loot gold from our exciting mystery boxes! It’s a fun and engaging way to boost teamwork and strategic thinking.
Step into the thrilling world of the South African Gold Rush with Gold Loot, our high-energy game show that's one of the best team building activities available. Teams of 6-8 people go head-to-head in a quest for treasure. Teams earn balls by answering multiple-choice questions. For every correct answer, a ball drops for your team, bringing you one step closer to opening one of the 24 mystery boxes and claiming the valuable "Loot." This unique game blends knowledge and luck, making every moment an exciting challenge for your entire team.
Gold Loot is more than just a game; it's a dynamic, interactive experience. The game is housed in a portable, freestanding structure complete with dazzling lights and sounds that bring the excitement of a live game show to your event. Teams rely on both strategy and luck as they navigate a series of rounds, each designed to test their knowledge and foster communication. This competitive structure encourages quick thinking and collaboration, making it a powerful tool for developing your team's synergy and problem-solving skills.
Throughout the game, teams face unique challenges and rounds that let them increase their rank and outsmart their opponents. These challenges are specifically designed to push teams to adapt their strategies and work together seamlessly. The thrilling competition builds a sense of camaraderie and urgency, uniting team members as they collaborate to secure their position and win the ultimate prize. The end result is a memorable and effective team building event that strengthens bonds and boosts morale.
Duration
1:30 Min
Players
14 - 60
Venue
Indoor
Venue Details
Your Gold Loot Event
Our Gold Loot events, one of the best team building activities in Johannesburg, can be held at any indoor location you choose, from large conference centers to cozy restaurants. This makes it a great choice for any team.
Want To Come To Us?
We’ve partnered with a variety of restaurants in the Norwood and Bedfordview areas of Johannesburg that are ready to host your team for a fun, competitive event. These locations are the perfect backdrop for your team’s new adventure.
We Bring the Fun to You
Planning a special day at the office? We can bring the full Gold Loot experience to your corporate space. All we need is a clear area with tables and chairs for your team to play. We host office events within a 50km radius of Bedfordview, Johannesburg.
Just the Right Size for Connection
Our events are designed for an intimate and impactful experience. We host groups from 14 to 60 players, as we believe in quality over quantity. Our intimate experiences are crafted to truly bring people together in a way that large, impersonal events simply can’t.
Time & Schedule
Quick and Easy Setup
We only need about 30 minutes before your event to set up our dynamic game show structure. This ensures a smooth and quick start, so you can get to the fun part without any delay.
Engaging Gameplay
The game lasts for about 1 hour and 30 minutes. This is the perfect amount of time to get your team fully engaged and competitive.
Hassle-Free Pack-Up
Breakdown and packing up after the event takes around 30 minutes, so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
Total Event Duration
During Event Things
Fun Memories
We’ll be on hand to capture every exciting moment of your event with photos. We make sure you get to keep and share a collection of memories, so the great experience lives on long after the game is over.
How to Form Your Teams
To make sure every team is balanced, we suggest forming your groups of 6-8 players before the event. Our host will also be there on the day to help you with any last-minute changes to ensure everyone has a great time.
Fun Challenges for Everyone
Our challenges are designed to include participants of all ages and abilities. The focus is on teamwork and problem-solving, so everyone gets to contribute and feel like a crucial part of their team’s success.
Your Official Post-Event Scoreboard
After the game ends, the official scoreboard will be sent to your event coordinator. This is a great way to relive the highlights and celebrate the achievements of your top-performing teams.
Our Events Are
Designed to Keep Everyone Engaged
From the first challenge to the final round, our event is crafted to keep every participant completely involved. No one is left on the sidelines; every player is a vital part of the action.
Helping to Reflect and Connect
Whether your goal is to celebrate a successful year or simply strengthen team bonds, our unique experience creates unforgettable moments. Everyone will leave the event feeling more connected, energized, and ready to take on their next big challenge together.
A Great Way to Onboard New Hires
Our engaging challenges encourage collaboration and problem-solving, giving new hires a fantastic opportunity to bond with colleagues and show off their skills in a fun, pressure-free setting.
The Ultimate Icebreaker
We specialize in bringing people together. Our event is designed to break the ice through shared laughter and friendly competition, helping teams connect in a fun and exciting way.
We proudly host leading companies for impactful corporate team building sessions that drive measurable results.
The Witwatersrand Gold Rush, which began in 1886, marked a pivotal moment in South Africa’s history, leading to the establishment of Johannesburg and transforming the region into a global mining hub. This gold rush was not only significant for its economic impact, but also for the social and political changes it initiated, shaping the future of South Africa.
Before the gold rush, the Witwatersrand region was relatively uncharted in terms of mineral wealth. Although there were earlier discoveries of alluvial gold in the nearby Barberton and Pilgrim’s Rest, it wasn’t until March 1886 that the main gold-bearing reefs were identified. Australian prospector George Harrison stumbled upon a rocky outcrop on a farm called Langlaagte, which was part of the Witwatersrand Basin. His discovery quickly attracted attention, leading to a wave of prospectors and fortune seekers flocking to the area, igniting a gold rush that would change the landscape of South Africa forever.
As thousands of miners and entrepreneurs descended upon the Witwatersrand, a settlement began to form around Ferreira’s Camp, which was soon formalized into the city of Johannesburg. Initially, the South African Republic government underestimated the longevity of the gold deposits and laid out narrow streets to accommodate the influx of settlers. Within a decade, Johannesburg had grown to become the largest city in South Africa, outpacing even Cape Town, which had been established over 200 years earlier. The rapid development of the city was marked by the construction of essential infrastructure, including the first railway lines in the region, facilitating the transport of goods and labour.
The gold rush led to the creation of a wealthy class of mine owners known as Randlords, who amassed significant fortunes and built lavish estates. The mining industry attracted a diverse population, including skilled miners from Cornwall and Wales, as well as impoverished Afrikaners and Black laborers from across southern Africa. By 1896, Johannesburg had become a bustling metropolis with a population exceeding 100,000, characterized by its vibrant yet tumultuous atmosphere. The city was rife with vice and crime, as the quest for wealth drew individuals from various backgrounds, leading to a complex social fabric.
The Witwatersrand Gold Rush was a transformative event, that not only established Johannesburg as a key urban center, but also set in motion a series of socio-economic and political changes that would shape South Africa’s future. The legacy of this gold rush continues to influence the country’s identity and development, making it a significant chapter in the annals of South African history.
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