Suggestions for group activity

Konata

Hello! I'm looking for suggestions for some sort of activity that a group of 20ish mostly 20-something year olds could partake in for a fun day out. Usually we'd just head for the pub on our gatherings but I'm thinking it might be cool to do something non-alcohol related first, then head for food and drinks. Totally open to any suggestions really - indoor, outdoor, whatever. Only requirements are that it be relatively easily accessible via public transport (we're mostly from Dublin) and not insanely expensive (a large portion of the group are students).

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

Piriz

check out city kayaking https://www.facebook.com/citykayaking?fref=ts

looks like it'd be great...i hope to do it myself this summer...

ibarelycare

Rainforest Golf in Dundrum

Did this a few months back as a work night out (about 14 people) and it was great fun. Stayed a few hours, split into teams and played a couple of rounds. You're allowed bring your own alcohol as well so you can sit down and have a few drinks in between rounds if you fancy. Then you've plenty of options for restaurants and bars in the shopping centre afterwards.

hytrogen

Wakedock in Grand Canal dock or aboveboard in dun laoghaire always a lol

Pomplamousse

You could try this for something indoors?
http://adventurerooms.ie/

Haven't checked it out myself yet but I've heard it's good:)

5rtytry56

TWISTER game.
A board will be need shouldn't break the bank though.

Cheeky monkey

Rock climbing in Gravity(luas), the wall(luas) or awesome walls(bus)

DavyD_83

Pomplamousse wrote: »

You could try this for something indoors?
http://adventurerooms.ie/

Haven't checked it out myself yet but I've heard it's good:)

Well I'm intrigued...

Dughorm

ibarelycare wrote: »

Rainforest Golf in Dundrum

Did this a few months back as a work night out (about 14 people) and it was great fun. Stayed a few hours, split into teams and played a couple of rounds. You're allowed bring your own alcohol as well so you can sit down and have a few drinks in between rounds if you fancy. Then you've plenty of options for restaurants and bars in the shopping centre afterwards.

Anyone else do this? Want to go next week - looks great craic!

Is it only corporate groups can BYOB?

January

Go Karting at Kart City in Santry? Jumpzone is out that way too.

Hanley

If you're even moderately into sports...

https://www.facebook.com/deerparkfootgolf/

Jumpzone is brilliant, as is Rain Forest golf. And awesome walls is worth a shout too.

There's actually a fairly decent bit of craic to be had in dublin now that i think about it.

Hanley

If willing to travel - bus to courtown and hit up pirates cove adventure golf, rent a cottage and have some food/booze after.

daisy123

http://goquest.ie/home/ has just recently opened in Finglas. Did it with a few mates a while ago and it was good craic. It's near awesome walls.