GoQuest Arena

GoQuest Arena is an indoor challenge venue for adults, corporates, teenagers, schools, clubs and older families. GoQuest Arena has 29 unique challenge rooms to choose from. In a 90 minute session (Experience with Briefing and Scores is 1 hr 45 minutes) your aim is to try and complete as many as possible. You won’t get to them all in a session, there’s 29 of them to ensure there are always lots of empty rooms and choice. The challenges are a mix of physical, skill and mental challenges.

It is big and is suitable for groups of 2*-100 people. You play in teams of max 5 and you never play with others who are not in your group. To ensure there are always lots of empty rooms, the amount of teams you play in is set for you under the max 5 per team rule. See more on goquest.ie/teams. 2 person teams can complete (currently) 25 of the 29 challenges. Unfortunately we are unable to accept 2 person bookings on Saturdays.

The minimum age in GoQuest Arena is 13 in groups and 8 in families but there are some challenges 8-12 year olds may not be able to reach. It is not suitable for families with many children under 13 – they should play GoQuest Junior. **please note that those under the ages specified above (including babies in slings etc) are not permitted to enter the challenge zone. Anyone who enters the challenge zone must be a paying and playing participant. If not playing as a family team, any under 15s must have an adult remain on site at all times.

GoQuest Arena is fully automated with live scoring. When you enter a room you have a limited (and unknown) amount of time to try and complete it. Succeed and you’ll get the points, fail and you can retry or move on to another challenge. There are also few if any instructions, that’s part of the concept but if you’re stuck and don’t ask for help you just move on to try another room. Our staff will always explain a few rooms at the end if you ask them!

GoQuest Arena has separate ticket types for corporate groups and parties – the first as we like to separate them from public briefings and offer some extras and the second to include food options.