We’ve all done it. You’re sitting comfortably on the couch watching a game show when a contestant gives an answer so obviously wrong that you yell at the television, “HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW THAT?”
Well, Southeast Chandler, it’s time to put your money where your mouth is.
At Game Show Battle Rooms in Chandler, you can finally find out whether you really have what it takes—or whether all that confidence was simply the result of playing from the safety of your living room.
From the moment you walk in, this isn’t your typical night out. Your group is divided into two teams and led into a game show-style arena complete with lights, music, buzzers, team podiums and a scoreboard. Then your game show host takes over, and this is where things start getting interesting.
One thing guests consistently rave about in their reviews is the hosts. They’re energetic, funny and very good at getting everyone involved. They keep the games moving, encourage a little friendly trash talk and somehow have a magical ability to turn the quietest person in your group into someone pounding a buzzer and demanding a recount.
Because apparently, nothing reveals a person’s true character quite like Battle Points.
Throughout the experience, teams go head-to-head in games inspired by some of the television classics we all know and love. You may be trying to guess the most popular survey answer one minute and spinning a giant wheel or guessing the price of an item the next.
And that’s when you learn some interesting things about the people you came with.
Your best friend may have a bizarre amount of knowledge about household products. Dad may suddenly become the team’s secret weapon. Your spouse may discover that losing by three points is something that needs to be discussed extensively on the drive home.
The good news is that you don’t have to be a trivia expert—or particularly athletic—to have a great time. That’s part of what makes the experience work so well for families, friends, coworkers and groups with different ages and abilities. Everyone gets to participate, and according to many guests, there tends to be a whole lot of laughing, cheering and yelling along the way.
Reviews also frequently mention groups coming for birthdays, company outings and celebrations, only to leave already talking about coming back for a rematch. And that may be the best indication of what to expect at Game Show Battle Rooms: people don’t just watch the fun. They become part of it.
So, who should you bring?
Bring the family. Bring your coworkers. Bring your neighbors. Bring the friends who claim they “aren’t competitive.”
Actually, definitely bring those friends.
Just choose your teammates carefully.
Because by the end, one team will walk away with bragging rights—and if your family is anything like ours, those bragging rights will last considerably longer than the actual game.
After all, there’s always a rematch.
And next time, you’re definitely not letting Uncle Mike pick the survey answer.
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