Known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas is undoubtedly one of the best places to go for team building.
We’re not just talking about hitting the slot machines together. We’re talking about making memories as a team and building trust and strong relationships in the process. Las Vegas offers some of the most exciting team building activities for work, helping teams connect beyond the boardroom.
It’s a good thing Las Vegas is teeming with activities perfect for all kinds of teams, and we’ve put together a list of the first few ones you should try.
For the Adrenaline Junkies
If your squad loves high-energy excitement, you have plenty of options. Here are some of the most thrilling Las Vegas team-building ideas to get your hearts racing.
1. Dig This Vegas
Remember playing around in the dirt as a kid? Well, you can do that as an adult, too. But this time, while driving actual bulldozers and excavators!
Dig This Vegas lets your team work on construction challenges for 30 to 60 minutes per session, giving you the experience you’ve always dreamed about as a kid. Don’t worry; you’ve got around 5 acres of land to work with, and not just the usual sandbox in the playground.
Best For: Blowing off steam and unconventional leadership
Vibe: Loud, heavy-duty machinery in a massive industrial playground
2. Speed Vegas
How would it feel like to drive some of the fastest cars in the world? Speed Vegas can give your team this experience.
Take your pick out of their long list of supercars and get in the driver’s seat. From Ferraris and Corvettes to Aston Martins and Maseratis, zooming on that racetrack will make your entire team want to experience this over and over again.
Best For: Luxury rewards and competitive spirits
Vibe: Polished, fast, and high-status
3. Gene Woods Racing Experience
A little adrenaline rush might be just what your team needs to stay on top of their game. Gene Woods Racing Experience is the perfect place for this activity. Their electric go-karts let you zoom through an indoor track like a pro, making you realize that go-karts aren’t the rickety vehicles they were before.
Best For: True racing fans and head-to-head competition
Vibe: Gritty, competitive, and fast-paced go-karting
4. Sky Combat Ace
Experience the ultimate thrill by taking to the skies in a stunt plane through Sky Combat Ace. Under the guidance of professional pilots, your team can engage in aerobatic maneuvers or even simulated dogfights over the Mojave Desert. It is a high-stakes environment that requires immense focus and rewards you with a perspective of Vegas few ever see.
Best For: High-stakes trust and literal "top gun" fantasies
Vibe: Intense, physically demanding, and action-oriented
5. AeroVegas
Forget traditional indoor wind tunnels; AeroVegas takes the experience outdoors as the world’s first rooftop open air flight chamber. Your team can feel the authentic rush of a freefall while soaring several meters above the ground, all while framed by the stunning Las Vegas skyline. It is a fantastic way to experience the mechanics of skydiving without the fear of jumping from a plane.
Best For: Teams that want a world first experience with an incredible view
Vibe: Airy, exhilarating, and scenic rooftop adventure
6. SlotZilla Zipline
Zoom through the Fremont Street Experience on the SlotZilla Zipline! It’s a unique experience for the entire team as you zoom 7-stories high on a zipline two blocks long. You can also go for the Zoomline, which lets you ride face down like a superhero 11 stories high through a line five blocks long.
Best For: Breaking out of comfort zones at a lower price point
Vibe: High-energy neon sights and fast-paced urban flight
7. Wreck Room
Sometimes the best way to bond is to break things. Suit up in full safety gear and head into a private room equipped with crowbars and bats to demolish everything from old printers to glass bottles. It is a cathartic experience that turns stress into a fun, shared release.
Best For: Stress relief after a major deadline or merger
Vibe: Chaotic, liberating, and physically active destruction
8. Combat Zone Paintball
Proven to be one of the best team-building activities for work, a game of paintball still deserves a spot in this list of the best things you should do as a team.
Combat Zone Paintball lets your team battle it out on the field and knock your opponents out of the game. It’s not just a game of accuracy. It’s also about communication, strategy, and plain old teamwork.
Best For: Competitive strategy and tactical communication
Vibe: High-stakes tactical desert warfare
9. SunBuggy Las Vegas
Knowing you’re surrounded by sand, why not make the most out of it by going off-road on dune buggies? SunBuggy Las Vegas lets your team go on a bumpy ride with different locations to choose from. You can even try the Vegas Mini Baja Night Chase if you want a more exciting experience, letting you zoom through the sand at night with the twinkling lights of the city at a distance.
Best For: Getting off the Strip and into the wild
Vibe: Dusty, rugged, and fast-paced desert adventure
10. Stratosphere SkyJump
For the bravest teams, the SkyJump is a "decelerator" jump from the 108th floor of the Stratosphere. You’ll plummet 855 feet toward the Strip at speeds up to 40 mph. It is the ultimate test of nerves and a guaranteed conversation starter for years to come.
Best For: The ultimate "fear factor" challenge for small groups
Vibe: Terrifying but controlled high-altitude rush
For the Creative & Low-Key
Not every outing needs to be loud or fast-paced. These artistic group events in Las Vegas are designed to help your team relax and innovate.
11. The High Roller Observation Wheel
Soar 550 feet above the center of the Las Vegas Strip on The High Roller Observation Wheel, the largest observation wheel in North America. Each spacious cabin can hold up to 40 people, making it perfect for team rotations. You can even book a "Happy Half Hour" cabin, which includes a full open bar and a bartender for the 30-minute rotation.
Best For: Relaxed bonding with the best views in the city
Vibe: Panoramic, calm, scenic, and socially open
12. Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart
Step into a supermarket that is anything but normal. At Meow Wolf's Omega Mart, secret portals behind soda displays lead to a massive, surreal art world. Your team can simply explore the visuals or work together to uncover the deep corporate conspiracy hidden in the lore.
Best For: Inspiring "out of the box" creative thinking
Vibe: Surreal, mind-bending, and highly interactive art world
13. The Neon Museum
Walk through the "boneyard" where Vegas’s most iconic signs go to retire. The Neon Museum is a beautiful, quiet way to learn about the city’s design history. The "Brilliant!" show uses projection mapping to bring the unlit signs back to life in a stunning musical display.
Best For: History buffs and photography-loving teams
Vibe: Nostalgic, glowing, and visually historic
14. Pinball Hall of Fame
The Pinball Hall of Fame is a non-profit museum housing hundreds of pinball machines from the 1950s to today. It is a low-pressure environment where team members can wander, play, and bond over nostalgic games. All the money goes to charity, making it a "feel-good" outing.
Best For: Nostalgic bonding for multi-generational teams
Vibe: Retro, unpretentious, and loud arcade nostalgia
15. Corks ‘n Crafts
Having trouble letting those creative juices flow? Then maybe your team needs to craft a few things first. Corks ‘n Crafts has everything you need for a creative afternoon, from candle-making classes to painting sessions.
The best thing about Corks ‘n Crafts is that they can also take care of your food and drinks. This means you don’t really need to do anything else. Just enjoy the craft party and have some fun!
Best For: Relaxed, hands-on social time
Vibe: Cozy, creative, and focused DIY studio
16. Improv for Business
Improv has become way more than just a theater exercise. Because it helps improve one’s listening and communication skills, it has also become an effective practice for professional development.
Vegas Improv facilitates Improv for Business workshops to help teams meet and exceed their goals. You can let them know what areas you want to focus on or what industry you belong to, and the improv team will customize the experience for you to get the best results.
Best For: Improving active listening and soft skills
Vibe: Lighthearted, funny, and collaborative vulnerability
17. The Mob Museum
300 Stewart Avenue was the city post office and courthouse in the ‘30s. Today, it has become The Mob Museum, where you can learn about some of the most notorious bad guys tried in the very same building.
Aside from the interesting exhibits, your team can go back in time and experience what it was like during the Prohibition era when you visit The Speakeasy in the basement. To keep the ambiance consistent, every cocktail and food item on the menu is inspired by the food and drinks popular in that same era.
Best For: Analytical teams and history buffs who enjoy storytelling and true crime
Vibe: Sophisticated, detailed, and immersive historical deep dive
18. Art-o-mat Treasure Hunt
Repurposed cigarette machines inside The Cosmopolitan hotel are now called Art-o-Mats, dispensing small, original pieces of art for just $5. Challenge your team to find all five machines hidden throughout the resort and share the unique pieces they purchased.
Best For: A quick, cheap "treasure hunt" inside the Cosmopolitan
Vibe: Quirky, spontaneous, and artistic discovery
19. The Pottery Shop
Head to Town Square for a creative session at The Pottery Shop. Teams can choose from hundreds of ceramic pieces to paint or book a private wheel-throwing class to learn the basics of pottery. It is a quiet, hands-on environment that allows everyone to focus on their individual creation while chatting in a relaxed setting.
Best For: Tactile learners and creative expression
Vibe: Calm, focused, and meditative hands-on creation
20. The Atomic Museum
Explore the fascinating and slightly eerie history of the Nevada Test Site at The Atomic Museum. From life-sized replicas of bombs to a theater that simulates an atomic blast, it is a thought-provoking experience that sparks deep conversations about science and ethics.
Best For: Intellectual teams interested in science and history
Vibe: Educational, sobering, and fascinating Cold War history
For the Foodies & Mixologists
Bonding over a great meal is a classic way to connect. Check out these delicious Las Vegas team-building activities centered around dining and drinks.
21. Lip Smacking Foodie Tours
Skip the lines at the hottest restaurants on the Strip by joining the Lip Smacking Foodie Tours. A guide leads your team to 4 or 5 top-tier venues for signature dishes and VIP seating. It is a "taste of everything" that removes the stress of making reservations for a large group.
Best For: Maximizing the Vegas food experience in a short window
Vibe: High-end, VIP culinary crawl
22. Mixology Masterclass at The Cabinet of Curiosities
Located inside the Horseshoe, this hands-on Mixology Masterclass takes your team into the world of professional bartending. An expert mixologist guides the group through the history and techniques of crafting classic cocktails before letting everyone head to interactive workstations to create their own signature drinks. It is a highly social experience that includes three cocktails, recipe cards, and the option for private group catering.
Best For: Social teams looking to learn a new party skill
Vibe: Upscale, interactive, and craft-focused social hour
23. The Great Guac Off™
The Great Guac Off is a high-energy competition where teams battle to see who can create the ultimate guacamole. With secret ingredients, trivia rounds, and a "pun-heavy" atmosphere, it is a lighthearted way to get everyone collaborating in the kitchen.
Best For: High-energy, low-stakes kitchen competition
Vibe: Zesty, hilarious, and fast-paced kitchen battle
24. Ethel M Chocolate & Wine Tasting
Head to the Henderson chocolate factory for a guided pairing session. You’ll learn how to identify flavor notes in gourmet chocolate while sipping on paired wines, followed by a walk through their famous three-acre cactus garden.
Best For: A shorter, sophisticated afternoon break
Vibe: Quiet, indulgent, and scenic garden pairing
25. Dinner in the Sky
Let’s continue the thrill of enjoying Vegas from up high. Next on the list is Dinner in the Sky, a fine dining experience that literally takes you to new heights.
Dinner in the Sky is a 22-seat dinner table suspended 180 feet up in the air. You’ve got a 360-degree view of the city, plus amazing chefs and mixologists serving great food and drinks. What else could the team ask for?
Vibe: Awe-inspiring, exclusive, and high-altitude fine dining
26. Chef’s Table at Eataly Las Vegas
Located in the heart of Park MGM, Eataly’s Chef’s Table offers an intimate, front-row seat to authentic Italian gastronomy. Rather than a hands-on class, your team sits at a private counter to watch master chefs prepare multi-course meals right in front of you. It's a storytelling experience where chefs explain the history, regional origins, and techniques behind each dish as they cook, making it a sophisticated choice for teams that want to bond over world-class food without the work.
Best For: High-level hospitality and teams that appreciate culinary storytelling
Vibe: Sophisticated, educational, and delicious Italian kitchen
27. The Golden Tiki "Island Oasis" Event
The Golden Tiki is an immersive, 24/7 "Skull Island" paradise in Chinatown. For teams, you can book the private "Pirate’s Lair" or a full buyout for up to 145 people. It features animatronic birds, shrunken heads, and a massive drink menu. They specifically offer corporate catering like Pu Pu platters and open bar packages in a space that feels like a movie set.
Best For: Large teams wanting a high-production, quirky themed experience
Vibe: Immersive, theatrical, and legendary tiki paradise
28. Able Baker Brewing
Located in the Arts District, Able Baker is named after the first two test explosions at the Nevada Test Site, which were codenamed "Able" and "Baker" after the military's phonetic alphabet of the 1940s. The brewery’s pervasive duck logo is inspired by the local legend that a duck was the only animal to survive these atomic tests. It’s a perfect spot for teams to enjoy a flight of local craft beer while soaking in a unique piece of "Atomic Age" Nevada history.
Best For: Casual Friday vibes and local craft beer lovers
Vibe: Relaxed, local, and communal neighborhood atmosphere
29. Chinatown Food Crawl
Las Vegas boasts a world-class Chinatown just off the Strip. Your team can follow popular online guides or create a custom itinerary based on top-rated reviews. From the traditional xiao long bao at Shanghai Taste to the robatayaki skewers at Aburiya Raku, it’s a choose-your-own-adventure culinary journey.
Best For: Adventurous eaters and DIY planners
Vibe: Authentic, diverse, and vibrant urban exploration
30. Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen
Book a group table or private dining area at the world-famous Hell's Kitchen at Caesars Palace. The restaurant is designed to make you feel like you’re on the high-intensity TV set, complete with red and blue open kitchens. It’s a chance for the team to bond over signature dishes like Beef Wellington and Lobster Risotto in a high-energy, world-class setting.
Best For: Rewarding high-performers with a premier VIP meal
Vibe: Glamorous, intense, and high-production dining
For the Strategists and Gamers
Does your team thrive on friendly competition? These interactive Vegas group activities are perfect for testing logic, strategy, and cooperation.
31. The Escape Game Las Vegas
Experience high-production escape rooms with The Escape Game in the Forum Shops. Whether you’re breaking out of prison or recovering stolen art, your team must use logic and diverse skill sets to beat the clock.
Best For: Pure collaboration and diverse skill sets
Vibe: Immersive, high-production, and movie-quality puzzles
32. Sandbox VR
Enjoy a full-body VR experience at Sandbox VR, where teams use haptic vests and motion sensors to enter digital worlds. You can see and interact with each other to complete missions like fighting zombies or pirates.
Best For: Tech-forward teams and gamers
Vibe: Futuristic, immersive, and squad-based digital world
33. TopGolf Las Vegas
If you’d rather have a night of holes-in-one, heading to TopGolf could be the right thing to do. TopGolf brings the traditional game of golf to the future with its climate-controlled bays, unique game setups, and self-scoring balls.
You’ll also enjoy the food and drinks served in between swings, making it a fun night out for the entire team.
Best For: Large groups with varying athletic abilities
Vibe: High-energy sports bar with accessible gaming
34. HyperX Arena
HyperX Arena is a 30,000-square-foot esports arena in the Luxor. Teams can book VIP rooms for private tournaments or play on the massive main stage with professional-level equipment.
Best For: Esports fans and digital-native teams
Vibe: High-tech, cinematic, and professional gaming
35. Great Big Game Show
Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes, the Great Big Game Show is a real-life game show studio. Your team splits up into competing "contestants" on a high-tech set with podiums, buzzers, and a live host. You’ll play fast-paced rounds inspired by classic TV game shows.
Best For: High-energy groups who love the spotlight
Vibe: Bright, loud, and authentically "TV-ready"
36. F1 Arcade
Experience the adrenaline zooming through the entire team at F1 Arcade. Featuring 87 full-motion racing simulators, teams can compete in head-to-head Grand Prix races while enjoying a 41-foot champagne bar and Strip views.
Best For: Competitive teams who love data and racing
Vibe: Sleek, modern, and digital racing social club
37. KISS Mini Golf
KISS Mini Golf is an indoor, neon, glow-in-the-dark tribute to, yep, you guessed it! The band KISS! With a live DJ, never-before-seen KISS props, and a total rock-and-roll atmosphere, it’s a low-pressure way to have lighthearted fun.
Best For: Whimsical, low-pressure fun
Vibe: Neon-lit, rock-and-roll, and whimsical mini-golf
38. Flight Club Las Vegas
Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes, Flight Club is "Social Darts" on a high-tech scale. Teams play in semi-private "Oches" where cameras track every throw and score. It’s an inclusive and effortless way to bond over a few drinks.
Best For: Social teams that want a "pub vibe" with high-tech gaming
Vibe: Upscale, lively, and effortlessly social
39. Casino Quest
Learn the math and strategy behind Craps, Roulette, and Blackjack without the financial risk at Casino Quest. Professional dealers teach your team how to play in a pressure-free environment.
Best For: International teams or Vegas newbies
Vibe: Educational, pressure-free, and practical
40. Archery Tag
How about playing a bit of tag but with everyone donning bows and arrows? It won’t be a bloody battle with those foam-tipped arrows flying around, but it’s going to be a lot of fun, for sure!
Each round of archery tag at Impact Archery only lasts for 15 minutes, but that’s more than enough time to see who among the team has the best aim.
Best For: High-energy teamwork and friendly "Hunger Games" style competition
Vibe: Playful, active, and fast-paced "dodgeball with bows"
For Social Impact
Giving back to the community creates a deep sense of purpose. Consider these meaningful options for charity-focused team-building in Las Vegas.
41. The Animal Foundation Service Day
Support Nevada’s largest animal shelter with a hands-on service project. Your team can assist with "Enrichment Duty" where your team helps out with daily care, play time, and stimulation to reduce stress for animals in the shelter. It’s a powerful way to spend a few hours making a tangible difference for the thousands of animals at their Mojave Road campus.
Best For: Emotional bonding and direct community impact
Vibe: Heartwarming, productive, and mission-driven
42. Three Square Food Bank Volunteering
Join the fight against food insecurity by helping out at Three Square Food Bank. Your team can sort, pack, and prep thousands of meals for locals in a high-impact volunteer activity that builds real perspective.
Best For: Large teams wanting to make a community impact
Vibe: Productive, rewarding, and high-impact
43. Sleep in Heavenly Peace Bed Build
Help ensure "no kid sleeps on the floor in our town" by volunteering at Sleep in Heavenly Peace. This hands-on construction project involves your team working in supervised assembly lines to sand, drill, and assemble sturdy wooden bed frames for local Las Vegas children. It’s a powerful, physical way to bond while producing something tangible that will provide a child with a safe place to sleep for years to come.
Best For: Teams that want a "construction" feel with a massive emotional reward
Vibe: Productive, sawdust-filled, and deeply satisfying
For Nature and Adventure Seekers
It's time to escape the neon lights and get some fresh air. We recommend these outdoor team-building activities in Las Vegas that explore the desert landscape.
44. Kayak to Emerald Cave
Take a break from the neon and head to the Colorado River with Adventure Child. A guided tour takes your team through narrow canyon walls to the Emerald Cave, where the water glows vibrant green.
Best For: Wellness-focused retreats and nature lovers
Vibe: Serene, beautiful, and active outdoor adventure
45. Valley of Fire Tour
While “Valley of Fire” sounds like a scary place, it’s actually one of the most beautiful state parks you’ll see. The fiery red sandstone formations will probably look familiar since the location has served as a backdrop to movies like Star Trek and Viva Las Vegas.
Pink Adventure Tours takes you on this adventure, driving you through the Mojave Desert aboard their tour trekkers. Your tour guide will also talk about a bit of history and the area's geology and ecology.
Best For: Photography and "Aha!" moments
Vibe: Majestic, awe-inspiring, and Martian-like
46. Red Rock Canyon Hike
Just 20 minutes from the Strip, Red Rock offers stunning sandstone peaks. A guided group hike allows the team to unplug, get fresh air, and see the natural side of Nevada.
Best For: Active teams needing a "digital detox"
Vibe: Breathtaking, peaceful, and fresh desert air
47. Clark County Wetlands Park
Wetlands Park is a massive 2,900-acre nature preserve that serves as a hidden lush oasis on the eastern edge of the city. Your team can explore the "Nature Power" exhibit at the Nature Center or take a guided group walk through the paved trails of the Nature Preserve, where you'll see ponds, waterfalls, and plenty of local wildlife like herons and turtles. It’s a peaceful, low-impact way to see the "wet" side of the Mojave Desert.
Best For: Low-sensory, inclusive outdoor walking and birdwatching
Vibe: Serene, surprising, and naturally beautiful
48. GoCar Las Vegas Challenge
Hop into two-person, talking cars equipped with GPS storytelling. With GoCar Las Vegas, teams navigate the streets to find specific landmarks and answer questions in a tech-driven scavenger hunt.
Best For: Collaborative navigation and sightseeing
Vibe: Silly, interactive, and tech-driven urban race
49. Hoover Dam Raft Tour
Get a unique perspective on this engineering marvel by floating at its base. Join a Hoover Dam raft tour and learn about the dam's construction while soaking in the massive scale of the canyon walls.
Best For: History buffs and awe-seekers
Vibe: Grand, impressive, and scenic river exploration
50. Seven Magic Mountains Picnic
Visit the massive, neon-painted stone totems in the desert. The Seven Magic Mountains is a striking art installation that serves as the perfect backdrop for a catered team lunch and a group photo mission.
Best For: A quick, Instagrammable team lunch
Vibe: Vibrant, artistic, and visually striking
Creating Your Own Engaging Experiences
That’s quite a list, huh? But that doesn’t mean you’ll have to plan all of these team-building activities for work one after another. The truth is that team building is not just about these exciting outings. It’s about having a good mix of the memorable and the mundane.
Building trust within your team also takes consistency, especially in the small things. From making recognition a huge part of your team culture to having strong personal relationships within the team, there are small things you can add to your daily routine to make it happen.
Having regular virtual coffee breaks are among the tried-and-tested practices that have made team members more engaged. Using platforms like CoffeePals allows team members to get to know each other better through quick casual chats, eventually paving the way for camaraderie and friendship.
Ready to learn more about promoting teamwork? Read this next: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Team Building Activities
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key benefits of team-building activities for work beyond just having fun?
Team-building activities help improve communication, boost morale, and foster stronger collaboration among team members. These activities also create shared experiences that can strengthen trust and empathy, ultimately leading to a more cohesive and productive work environment.
How often should companies organize team-building activities for work?
Ideally, companies should hold larger team-building events quarterly or biannually, with smaller-scale activities like virtual chats or informal games happening more frequently. The key is consistency—regular touchpoints help reinforce team dynamics without disrupting workflow.
How can CoffeePals support team-building activities for remote or hybrid teams?
CoffeePals offers structured virtual coffee chats that randomly match coworkers for informal conversations. These casual interactions help remote and hybrid teams build relationships organically, reducing feelings of isolation and strengthening team culture over time.
Can CoffeePals be used alongside in-person team-building activities?
Absolutely. CoffeePals can serve as a bridge between in-person events by keeping the momentum of connection going. Teams who’ve bonded through activities in places like Las Vegas can continue strengthening those relationships through regular CoffeePals chats.
