SALT LAKE CITY SIGHTSEEING TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Race the World in 60 Minutes: A Team Quest Through Cultures in Salt Lake City
A fast-paced, interactive sightseeing game in Salt Lake City where teams complete challenges, collect passport stamps and race to visit the most countries in one hour.
Race the World in 60 Minutes: A Team Quest Through Cultures in Salt Lake City.
Bring out your team’s adventurous spirit in this race around the globe — an interactive, multicultural game in Salt Lake City where teams tackle challenges across simulated country stations, collect passport stamps and compete to visit the most countries before the clock runs out.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
One-hour, team-based world race
Teams have 60 minutes to move through an interactive sequence of country stations, completing challenges and earning passport stamps in a rapid, game-driven format.
A multicultural crash course
The game travels across many continents, pairing quick facts with hands-on challenges so teams learn cultural tidbits while they race.
Passport stamps and point-driven challenges
Points and passport stamps determine the winner as teams prioritize speed, strategy and successful completion of varied, interactive tasks.
What the day feels like
What the experience feels like
Fast, social and playful: small teams convene, receive a briefing, then sprint between country challenge stations, solving tasks and collecting passport stamps in a high-energy 60-minute race that blends trivia, physical puzzles and cultural touchpoints.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this is best for — and who should check with the operator first.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring your team’s adventurous spirit and readiness to move between stations; the activity is designed as a short, interactive game rather than an equipment-heavy outing.
The activity runs for 1 hour.
Runs in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does Where in the World last?
The game runs for 1 hour.
What is the basic format of the activity?
Teams race through a sequence of country-themed stations, completing challenges and collecting passport stamps to earn points.
How competitive is the game?
Competition is central: teams aim to visit the most countries and complete the most challenges within the time limit.
Who runs Where in the World?
The activity is operated by Team Activities.
Do groups need special equipment or preparation?
No special equipment is listed; participants should come ready to engage and wear comfortable attire suitable for short bursts of activity.