Team building built around a score
Team building activities in Mississauga usually ask a group to pretend to compete. Cube Challenges gives them something real to compete at. Your team splits into teams of up to six, each team plays thirty challenge rooms sharing one score, and every team's score sits on a live leaderboard from the first room to the last.
Inside a team it is cooperative: one wristband per player, one score per team, and a room only clears when the team clears it. Between teams it is a race, and the leaderboard on the wall makes sure everyone knows it.
How a corporate session runs
- The group arrives, checks in and watches the briefing. A host runs the session from here on.
- Everyone gets an RFID wristband and the group splits into teams of two to six.
- Teams scan into any of the thirty rooms, in any order. There is no queue for a single storyline, so twenty people are playing at once.
- At each door the team picks one of three difficulty levels. Clearing a harder level scores more.
- Clear the room and the points go on the team's score. Miss it, and the team can scan back in and try again.
- For a private event, the group then moves to its own party area, with the host, for food and the results.
Why mixed teams work here
The thirty rooms are split into three categories, and no single person is good at all three. Ten Physical rooms ask for movement: Cardio is a crossing on climbing handles, Laser Maze a web of beams to get through, Golden Gate Bridge a crossing that needs the team working together. Seven Brain rooms are memory, maths and pattern under a clock: Bomb Squad, Genius, Worlderland. Thirteen Skills rooms are aim and timing: Buzzer Beater, Crazy Circuit, Crystal Maze.
The rooms demand communication under time pressure, a plan before the clock starts, and a quick decision when the plan fails. The difficulty levels mean a team does not play at the level of its most athletic member: it plays each room at the level it chooses.
Group sizes and timing
A team is two to six. A department of twenty is four teams racing each other; a company of sixty is ten. Play is 60 or 90 minutes, and both cover every room. Regular sessions run from 4pm on weekdays, and earlier opening times are available for corporate bookings on request, so a session can sit inside the working day.
Monday to Thursday runs 4pm to 10pm, Friday 4pm to midnight, Saturday 10am to midnight, Sunday 10am to 10pm.
Holiday parties and year-end events
A private event books the floor the same way and adds your own party area afterwards, with a host to run it. Bring your own food, or ask about catering when you request a quote. Friday and Saturday evenings run until midnight, which covers a December party that starts after work. Book as far ahead as you can for the year-end weeks.
What it costs
Play is priced per person, the same every day of the week: $32.99 for 60 minutes or $38.99 for 90, covering all thirty rooms. A small team can simply book a regular session online at those prices. A private event, with the party area, a host, an earlier start or food, is quoted for the group: send the date, the head count and what you need, and the quote comes back with the options priced.
What to tell the team
- Dress to move. Comfortable clothes and running shoes. The Physical rooms involve climbing, balancing and moving quickly; the Brain and Skills rooms do not.
- Watch the briefing video beforehand. It covers the rules and safety guidelines, and the group spends less time on instructions on the day.
- Pick the teams in advance, or let the host mix departments. Teams of two to six.
- Where. 3185 Unity Dr, Unit 1, Mississauga, ON L5L 4L5.
Request a quote
Send the date, the group size and the session length you want, and whether you need an earlier start or food, through the contact form, or call (647) 361-6700. The events page covers the other formats: birthdays, celebrations, school trips and camp groups.