Tea Party with the Mad Hatter
A dining escape game activity for your dinner and dance, solving the Mad Hatter's riddles to unlock your meal.
Venue Dinner & DancePlayers 100 to 1,000 paxFormat Immersive onlyType Dining escape game
For your company D&D
Run an escape game at your D&D and keep every table playing through dinner.
Most D&D games are a few minutes on stage while the rest of the room watches. We run a facilitated game across the whole ballroom, table versus table, right through dinner: tables solve between courses, and the scores are in before the speeches. No stage time lost, no long programme.
Facilitated offsite escape game · 10 to 1,000+ pax · at your venue or a Singapore venue
Journey into the Unknown, run across a full hall
Why it works
Built for the brief.
01
Table versus table
Every table becomes a team. Natural rivalry, no awkward mixing required.
02
Runs to your timeline
A hosted arc that plays alongside the courses and wraps up before the speeches and the lucky draw.
03
Scales to the whole room
Up to 1,000 in one ballroom, everyone playing at once. Nobody sits it out.
Suited games
A good place to start.
How it works
Five steps to game day.
- 01
Choose your game
Pick from 11 games and venues, or tell us your headcount and we will match one.
- 02
Add any extras
Catering, transport, prizes, extra activities. Build the day you want.
- 03
Receive a proposal
Our events team sends a tailored proposal with pricing and logistics.
- 04
Confirm the event
Lock the date and venue. We handle facilitators, props and set-up.
- 05
Game day
Turn up and play. Our hosts run everything, with facilitators in costume on Immersive.
Good questions
What organisers ask about dinner & dance games.
What are good game ideas for a company Dinner and Dance?
A facilitated escape game is the easiest win. It runs table versus table across the ballroom, usually right through dinner, so every table is a team between courses and the room is warm before the first speech. It needs no stage, no rehearsal and no volunteers dragged up front.
How many people can play a D&D game at once?
Up to 1,000 pax with Tea Party with the Mad Hatter, our dinner and dance game, where each riddle a table solves unlocks the next course. It needs at least 100. Journey into the Unknown takes up to 300 in one ballroom. Everyone plays at the same time from their own table, so a big annual dinner does not have to split into batches or leave anyone watching.
How much does a Dinner and Dance game cost in Singapore?
A ballroom game runs on our Immersive tier: SGD 1,100 fixed plus SGD 20 a head, so 200 pax is SGD 5,100, about SGD 26 a head. You can get an instant estimate for your headcount at our quote page. We are not GST registered, so that is the final figure.
Request a proposal
Ready to start planning?
Tell us your group size, dates and what you have in mind. We will send a tailored proposal, no obligation.