We design the field
Tell us about your people, venue, goals, and constraints. We turn that into a challenge mix that could only belong to your event.
The format
Everyone has a way into the game.
No generic relay race dropped onto your calendar. We design the course, roles, pacing, and story around the people and place in front of us.
Your teams take over
Players rotate through multi-role challenges built to reward strategy, nerve, creativity, coordination, and a little glorious chaos.
Everybody gets the finish
Live scores lead to awards, stories, and a finale that celebrates the room—not just the team at the top of the leaderboard.
Featured field day · Whitestone
Inside the Cabo Cup.
Whitestone’s team washed ashore at a company offsite and found a Survivor-style beach championship waiting for them.
Roll the tape · The Cabo Cup
70players
4custom challenges
2 hrsfrom kickoff to finale
Teams had been “shipwrecked” off the coast of Cabo. To earn rescue, they had to outthink, outplay, and out-cheer one another across four stations—then bring all that energy into a live-scored closing ceremony.
Every beat—the narrative, the challenge mix, the roles, the flow—was built for Whitestone’s venue and their 70 people. Yours is designed the same way, from the ground up.
The receipts
Teams remember. Organizers relax.
Weeks after the final whistle, nobody remembers the exact scores. They remember who they were in the trenches with.
Handstand always overdelivers.
9.6/10Avg. rating across all Field Day events.
This isn't Field Day games in middle school. This is a REAL event. It was elaborate and creative and energized.
Once I started playing with my team I knew I couldn't let them down. I got really into it!”
Straight from the Cabo Cup
The Cabo challenge card.
Four stations, each built so a different kind of teammate got to be the hero – the strategist, the loudmouth, the steady hand, the wildcard.
Speed + precision
Slingshot Flare
Teams launch four rescue flares as quickly and accurately as possible.
Strategy + coordination
Cross the Ocean
Teams use a limited set of objects to cross shark-infested water, send an SOS, and make it back together.
Communication + trust
Splash Zone
Players take on distinct roles to recover as much water as they can from a dark island cave.
Intuition + nerve
Gut Check
A fast sequence of estimation and instinct challenges tests how well a team can trust its collective gut.
Designed around real constraints
Your venue changes the game. That’s the point.
The playful part only works because the operational part is handled. Accessibility, weather, throughput, equipment, and facilitation shape the experience from day one.
Different ways to shine
Every rotation rewards a different kind of teammate—brains, brawn, nerve, and showmanship all put points on the board.
A real weather plan
We design for the venue in front of us and build an indoor or low-weather fallback where the setting calls for one.
Flow for the full group
Cohorts, timing, equipment, and facilitators run as one machine—so 450 people move as smoothly as 50, with no one standing around.
A finish worth gathering for
Live scoring, spirit awards, memorable moments, and a proper closing ceremony turn competition into a shared story.
We run it. Your team shows up. You get the credit.
- End-to-end production – design, equipment, facilitation, and run of show.
- Nothing to prep. Your team just shows up ready to play.
- You’re the one who made it happen, and everyone will remember it that way.
The useful numbers
Big energy. Clear expectations.
Final pricing and timing depend on the venue, group, travel, and production plan. These are the starting lines.
50–450From one tight team to your whole company—all in the game at once
From $7KStarting at $7,000 for up to 50 people
AnywhereWe travel; travel costs added to the proposal
Before you blow the whistle
Field Day FAQ.
The short version: we build the right event, bring the right kit, and make the day easy for your internal team to host.
Do we choose from a fixed list of games?
No. The Cabo Cup challenges on this page show what one field day looked like. We design your challenge mix around your venue, group size, timing, goals, and the kinds of participation you want to encourage.
How physical is the event?
It can be energetic without making athleticism the price of admission. We build multi-role challenges that also reward strategy, communication, intuition, creativity, and team spirit.
What happens if the weather changes?
Weather planning is part of the design process. Depending on the venue, we can adapt stations, relocate activities, or prepare an indoor format before event day.
What kind of venue do we need?
Fields, beaches, hotel lawns, campuses, courtyards, and large indoor spaces can all work. We review the available footprint and design the event to fit it rather than forcing a standard course into the wrong space.
How many people can participate?
Our field days are designed for groups of 50–450 people. We use cohorts and timed rotations so each team stays active and the event keeps moving.
How long does a field day take?
The Cabo Cup ran for two hours. Your final run time depends on group size, venue, number of stations, and the role the field day plays in your wider agenda.
What does Handstand provide?
We handle experience design, run of show, challenge equipment, scoring structure, facilitator planning, and on-site production. Exact inclusions are confirmed in your proposal.
How much does it cost, and where can you travel?
Field days start at $7,000 for up to 50 people. We can produce them anywhere; travel and location-specific production costs are added to your custom proposal.
