Winter push car
Imagine a racing vehicle designed by your team, ready to hit the snow! With the snow push car, build, customize and race your creation against the other teams.
A fun and creative Alps team building experience that encourages creativity, negotiation and team spirit during your corporate seminar in Savoie.
- Half day
- From 6 to 1,000 participants
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Description
The concept is simple: each team must build its own push car using a kit provided by Takamaka. Seats, skis, bamboo, threaded rods, cardboard, screws, tape and more are provided to help you create a vehicle capable of sliding on the snow.
But creativity does not stop with construction! Each team also receives an envelope of fake money to negotiate accessories with the activity leaders: spray paint, markers, glitter, costumes, steering wheels, horns, stickers, hats, wigs and much more.
Once the vehicles are built and decorated, teams present their creations to a jury during the elegance challenge. Then comes the big race! After a qualifying round, the best push cars compete in the final.
- Half day
- From 6 to 1,000 participants
All the necessary construction equipment is provided.
Each team receives a fictional budget to negotiate additional accessories.
The activity combines construction, decoration, a presentation in front of a jury and a race.
The snow push car is available in several Savoie destinations, including Méribel, La Plagne, Les Arcs, Val Thorens, Val d’Isère, Valmorel, Tignes, Les Menuires, La Rosière, Bourg-Saint-Maurice, Albertville and other locations in Savoie.
How the activity works
Building
Decorating
The elegance challenge
The race
Why choose Takamaka ?
Since 1994, Takamaka Tarentaise has been designing, organizing and producing corporate seminars in the Tarentaise Valley. Based in the heart of Savoie, the team knows the Alpine playground inside out and creates tailor-made events supervised by experienced professionals.
For this team building experience, Takamaka combines entertainment, creativity and friendly competition in a mountain setting. The team is also committed to an RSE approach aimed at developing more eco-designed seminars.
FAQ
What is the snow push car challenge?
The snow push car is a team building activity where teams build, decorate and race their own vehicle on the snow.
What equipment is provided?
Each team receives a construction kit including a seat, skis, PVC tubes, threaded rods, cardboard, screws and different types of tape. Additional decorative accessories can be obtained using the fictional budget system.
Do participants need to be particularly sporty?
The activity focuses as much on creativity, problem-solving and negotiation as it does on racing. Teamwork is therefore at the heart of the experience, rather than physical performance.
Where can the snow push car be organized?
Takamaka offers this activity in several Savoie destinations, including Méribel, La Plagne, Les Arcs, Val Thorens, Val d’Isère, Valmorel, Tignes, Les Menuires, La Rosière, Bourg-Saint-Maurice and Albertville.
Can the activity be combined with a meal?
Yes. Takamaka suggests completing the challenge with a fondue lunch, available for groups of up to 30 people for the meal.
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