Affordable Team Building Place in Vancouver

By Celine -
I work with a small team. We're only 8-9 people in the office, so planning an affordable team night out in Vancouver is always a challenge. However, I found Colony Entertainment District, which is mind-blowing amazing.

Colleagues!

Cost

You pay for food and can use all the games and amenities they have. You may also need to spend a toonie here and there for the arcade games and foosball.

Ping Pong Table

What's inside?

They have arcade games and foosball that your team can enjoy. They also have a pool table, a ping pong table, and a bocce space. They have A LOT of TVs if watching sports games is your thing. Moreover, they have quiz night every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (be sure to check the website for updates), which sounds a great bonding night.

Nachos for Sharing


Tip

  1. Be sure to make a reservation. 
  2. If you're after the pool table, ping pong table, and foosball, try to get a spot upstairs. 
  3. If you're after playing arcades or bocce, a table downstairs is best.
  4. Get the poutine. It's filling, it's yummy, and it's affordable.
  5. If you can, go during the happy hour for cheap drinks and appetizers.
  6. Be respectful of other guests.
  7. Have fun!
Veggie Flatbread
Location: 700 - 1300 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1M7, Canada

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