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| Team Adventure SeriesTM simulations are geared for teams at several levels of development. Follow our "compass" guide to choose the appropriate scenario for your team!
 Appropriate for ALL teams
 Appropriate for INTERMEDIATE teams
 Appropriate for ADVANCED teams
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 | Marooned | | A pleasure cruise along the French Polynesian island goes sour when your group is stranded on a nameless, deserted island. Your group′s challenge...decide upon 10 alternative actions that will ensure the team′s survival. |
|  | Swamped! |  Frequently used as an icebreaker exercise, Swamped! addresses group conflict and consensus decision-making. Deep in the northern wilderness, a leisurely canoe trip almost ends tragically when your group capsizes into icy waters. |
|  | Vacation in the Keys | | On a boat trip, you and your friends lost your way, blew up the boat, and everyone has been thrown overboard. Can you survive your ill-fated Vacation in the Keys? This icebreaker simulation emphasizes consensus decision making. |
|  | Black Bear | | A clever team decision-making simulation for teams in a high-pressure environment. A group of people hiking the Appalachian Trail find themselves in a situation requiring quick and deliberate actions. |
|  | Cave Without a Name | | A challenging adventure simulation that focuses on consensus decision making, problem solving, and managing group conflict. |
|  | Whiteout |  A company team building exercise in Alaska challenges a disjointed group of employees as they find themselves in a life-threatening situation. |
|  | Beyond the Valley of the Kings | | Your group's balloon trip to tour Egyptian ruins is suddenly disrupted by wind gusts, causing you to crash in the desert. Emphasizing decision-making under pressure, this simulation challenges your team to survive the ordeal. |
|  | Outback | | You and your friends are on a hike in the Austrialian Outback when you realize you haven't been on the trail for at least the last hour. You're lost. Your team will experience the benefits of teamwork, communication, and collaborative problem solving as they find their way back. |
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