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Indoor conference scavenger hunt ideas
A hunt through the expo hall, registration area, and session rooms is a good way to get attendees actually walking the venue instead of camping at one booth — useful for sponsor visibility and for breaking the ice between strangers.
- ·Route tasks past sponsor booths and the registration desk — it's a natural way to boost booth traffic without it feeling forced.
- ·Ask attendees to interview someone they haven't met yet — conferences are one of the few settings where that's genuinely welcome.
- ·Keep the time limit tight (15-20 minutes) so it fits between sessions instead of competing with the agenda.
1. What's the event?
2. Indoor or outdoor?
Your task ideas
9 for Conference, indoor settingFilm a 10-second video of your team's best victory dance.
Ask a staff member what their favorite part of working here is, and write down their answer.
Which floor is the cafeteria/break room on — give a few floor options.
Tape a code under the lobby reception desk.
Check in as a team at the venue's front entrance to kick things off.
Take a photo with someone wearing a hat or accessory from a different decade.
Find one piece of trivia about the venue you're standing in and write it down.
What's the venue's approximate capacity — three ballpark numbers to choose from.
Hide a code behind a specific painting or poster.
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