Inflatable Human Foosball Team Building Activity in Colmenar de Oreja

Stands out for

  • • 13x6.5-meter inflatable field for human foosball
  • • Players secured to horizontal bars limiting lateral movement
  • • Teams of up to 8 players coordinating strategy
  • • 45-minute gameplay sessions in a natural setting
  • • Estimated physical effort of 85% and team collaboration of 95%

Description

Context Human foosball is a team-building activity held on a 13 x 6.5-meter inflatable field located in an open-air area in Colmenar de Oreja, within the Sierra de Madrid. This rural setting provides a spacious, natural environment ideal for corporate and social events, just minutes from central Madrid by car. The activity recreates the classic foosball game using people instead of figures, with players attached to horizontal bars that restrict lateral movement and require precise coordination. The estimated physical effort is 85%, while team collaboration reaches 95%.

The experience After setting up the inflatable field, a trained monitor explains the rules and assigns positions to participants, who hold onto metal bars while moving side to side. The wind carries the scent of thyme, and the soft, bouncy surface yields slightly with every step. Teams of up to eight people compete in 45-minute matches, where communication and strategy are essential to score goals. The session ends with dismantling the equipment and packing up.

For whom Ideal for corporate teams seeking to strengthen collaboration and communication in a fun, natural environment. Also suitable for groups of friends or family members with at least eight participants who enjoy light to moderate physical activity. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility or physical conditions that affect lateral movement.

Local context Colmenar de Oreja is known for its natural landscape and wide range of multi-adventure activities, including zip lines, archery, rock climbing, and gymkhanas. The local community welcomes outdoor events that promote social bonding and connection with nature, blending tradition and recreation in the Madrid Sierra.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Kid-friendly Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and sports shoes to support movement and prevent injuries. The best times to play are in the morning or late afternoon, especially during summer, to avoid intense heat. Stay well hydrated and book in advance to secure your spot. This activity can be combined with other multi-adventure options for a full day of outdoor recreation.

Physical Requirements

Light to moderate physical activity, requires coordination and mobility

About the Area

Colmenar de Oreja is a rural area in the Sierra de Madrid, featuring large open spaces perfect for events and sports activities. Nearby, you can find options such as zip lines, archery, rock climbing, and gymkhanas. The area has on-site parking and easy car access from Madrid, along with cultural attractions to enhance your visit.

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Participants should be at least 8 years old to ensure proper coordination and safety during the game.
The typical minimum is 8 people, though full teams are recommended with 16 to 24 participants.
Wear comfortable clothing and sports shoes to support movement and ensure safety during gameplay.
Game sessions last about 45 minutes, with setup and breakdown extending the total duration to approximately 3 hours.
Yes, it requires lateral mobility and coordination while holding onto bars, with an estimated physical effort of 85%.