The most epic New York City Team Building Scavenger Hunt EVER!

Strike a pose with Picasso’s beauties! At this stop, participants found themselves face-to-face with Pablo Picasso’s ‘Five Beautiful Women,’ a vibrant celebration of femininity with bold lines and captivating forms. The challenge? Snap a photo with this revolutionary masterpiece while channeling your inner supermodel and striking a pose that rivals the allure and elegance of Picasso’s abstract muses.

Embracing the weight of the world! At this iconic location, teams encountered the majestic Atlas Statue, standing proudly at the intersection of 5th Avenue and 50th Street in Rockefeller Center. The challenge was to mimic the strength and poise of Atlas by taking a team photo that captured the essence of holding the world on their shoulders. Creativity and teamwork were essential as participants positioned themselves to mirror the statue’s grandeur, creating a memorable snapshot.

Did you know that the New York City Marathon is the largest marathon in the world? For this ultimate challenge, teams raced to the iconic finish line in Central Park. The task was to capture the spirit of determination and triumph that defines this world-renowned event. Whether it was striking a victory pose or mimicking a runner’s stride, teams needed to embody the marathon’s essence in a photo that crossed the finish line with style and enthusiasm.

A New York Christmas tradition since 1933 is the performance of The Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall located in Rockefeller Center. For this festive challenge, teams had to channel their inner Rockettes and take a picture dancing in unison outside of Radio City. With high kicks and precision, participants aimed to capture the spirit of this iconic holiday performance, adding a touch of glamour and holiday cheer to their scavenger hunt adventure.

The Central Park Zoo is home to polar bears, sea lions, monkeys, and a petting zoo, offering a glimpse into the animal kingdom in the heart of the city. For this wild challenge, teams had to locate the Central Park Zoo and snap a team picture with the sea lions, ensuring that the playful creatures were visible to passers-by. Capturing this moment added a splash of fun and excitement to the scavenger hunt.

Madame Tussauds is renowned for its lifelike wax figures of major celebrities throughout history. The challenge for teams at this stop was to blend in with the stars by taking a picture that made them appear as wax figures themselves. Can you spot the celebrity wax figures in this photo?

Are we in New York or Paris? The stop was located at the Washington Square arch, which is 77 feet tall and is modeled after the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The challenge for teams was to capture a photo standing in the middle of the arch, ensuring as much of the arch’s grandeur was included in the picture as possible.

Did you know… The painting of the constellations on the ceiling of the cathedral-like Main Concourse in Grand Central Terminal is backwards. No one knows for sure how the mix-up occurred, but the Vanderbilt family claimed that it was no accident; the zodiac was intended to be viewed from a divine perspective, rather than a human one. For this challenge, teams had to take a picture of themselves looking confused by this fact in the Main Concourse.