Ultimate

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Ultimate Canada

Since it's creation in the late 60's, ultimate has gained world-wide recognition as a fast-paced, low-cost sport that emphasizes sportsmanship through the spirit of the game. It is easy to learn, requires little equipment and can easily be played on any open space. 

The basic skills of the game - throwing, catching, running and jumping make for an easy transition for athletes from other sports, both team and individuals. 

New participants often indicate that the strong sense of community at all levels of play make for a rewarding experience on and off the field. 

Check their website for more details.

Phone: 1-888-691-1080

Address: 4382 Shelbourne Street, Victoria BC. V8N 3G3

Email: info@canadianultimate.com

Website: https://uc.usetopscore.com/en_ca

Adventure Blog: Ultimate

Quidditch

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Quidditch Canada

Quidditch Canada was created July 1, 2014 to lead, promote and advance the sport of quidditch in Canada. Prior to this, Canadian quidditch was over seen by the organization formally known as the International Quidditch Association.

The first quidditch club in Canada was formed in September of 2008 at McGrill University. In 2010 clubs formed in BC, Alberta and Ontario. 

October 2011, Carleton Quidditch hosted the First Canadian Cup, which was attended by eight teams, which seven where Canadian and one american. As quidditch continues to evolve in this competitive unique new sport, there is more teams being formed. If you'd like to join a team or create one in your area. Contact Quidditch Canada

Check their website for more details

Email: info@quidditchcanada.com

Website: http://www.quidditchcanada.com/

Adventure Blog: Quidditch

Laser Tag

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Planet Lazer

Featuring over 6,000 square feet of extreme laser tag for up to 25 players with missions that are 17 minutes long.

The command central is where your adventure begins. Here is where the sign up for time allotment in the arena using exchange credits (Dollars on Earth) for your mission.

Next the rules of engagement and operation of equipment so you are ready for action.

Upon entering the arena you need to power up your laser at the charging station at the entry. The games begins 15 seconds later and runs for 17 minutes of music pumping, fast paced laser tagging. When you have been tagged the command central monitors equipment and deactivates your equipment when tagged, those giving time to find a new location to set-up before you're reactivated.

After 17 minutes of intense action and un-suiting, it is debriefing time to receive your final scores with fellow team players.

Phone: (250) 717-8260
Address: 1960 Springfield Road, Kelowna, BC V1Y 5V7
Website: http://planetlazerkelowna.com/

Adventure Blog: Laser Tag

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