We provide the very best game show experience in the market today at a price that is very competitive. Currently serving Texas and the surrounding states with Gold Level shows and nationwide with our Silver and Bronze Level shows. You have enough to worry about at your meetings. Game Shows To Go can take care of just about everything involved in the production of our shows - you'll get all the credit.Game Shows To Go is the Country's premier game show for events production company. We put on shows for corporate and association groups, casinos, colleges, high schools, fairs and festivals and just about anyone who needs great entertainment at their events.
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Our Corporate Game Shows make the ordinary EXTRAORDINARY. Creating FUN or incorporating your learning objectives - we'll make your next corporate meeting exceptional. Corporate game shows from Game Shows To Go give you everything you need for your company event to succeed. Your experience will be one of complete satisfaction as we strive to knock your corporate game show outta the park each and every time.
College events include a $300 total prize package. For this show those prizes come in the form of Amazon Gift Codes that are sent out within 24 hours of the event. If preferred we can make other arrangements for prizes such as PayPal, Venmo or even having the client provide and distribute the prizes themselves.
When brainstorming a game show for a meeting or training session one of the first thought of titles for a show is "Are You Smarter than a.?" The popularity of the TV Show "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader" (FOX Television) made it easy to parody and made meeting planners and trainers alike clamor for a tribute show.
The plot of the Beat the Banker Game Show is simple. We fill 16 numbered briefcases with money ranging from 1 cent to $600 in cash. The contestant then picks a case, then slowly eliminates others hoping to not eliminate the high dollar cases along the way. One by one cases are opened in groups of 1, 2 or 3.
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C. J. Johnson
Mar 16, 2016
