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Electric Shock Football

Includes:

  • 1 hour game
  • RETURN TRANSFERS
  • EQUIPMENT INCLUDED

description:

Electric Shock Football in Riga is a new version of football game with a remote-controlled stun knee strap mounted on each player's leg. It is just that at some point of the game a player ceases to be able to continue the previously started manoeuvre, because he gets an electric discharge in his leg. He will not lose consciousness for sure, but the electric shock will be sensitive enough for his leg to feel chained for a split second. The highlight of the game lies in the fact that the remote controls of the shockers worn on players of one team may be in the hands of their opponents.

€ 53,00
per person
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activity details:

  • Minimum group size

    The minimum group size is 8
  • time needed for activity

    Time needed, inclusive of transfers is
  • transfers

    Return transfers are INCLUDED
  • availability

    All year round

Reviews

“Xdream is a very good clean hotel with great friendly staff. Shooting and bobsleing were both great activities enjoyed by the whole group.”

NATHAN, July 2018

“Viktorija Hotel: good rooms, everything you need. Shooting very good worth the money. Beer bike - lots of fun good way to see sites.”

ROSS, July 2019

“Everything available for the weekend. Transfer were great. Laser tag and shooting were good.”

Neil, March 2018

“XDream Hotel: Comny bed and pillows. Clean rooms. Shame the electricity going out but cant be helped. Sauna and plunge pool was very good. Activities. Very good to have on hand taxi witch we can trust. Girls were helpful and polite. Beer bike is tough in Riga due to th...”

BRADLEY, May 2019

“The hotel was generally well received, good enough rooms and service. The beer bike and shooting (this was an add on) were the highlights, the bobsleigh was good. The medieval dinner was lovely food and we ate 3 courses and left in the time it took to got served one dri...”

Steven, March 2018