What Can You Play At Class Reunions?

What do you usually play at class reunions? Many people don't like class reunions very much, glad that they may feel that after years or even decades of separation, formerly more familiar classmates now have little in common. Indeed, this is indeed the norm. But games can break such an awkward situation. But it's hard to find a game that so many people play, so I'll recommend one for you today.

To play this game, we first need to know about the zorb ball, or the human hamster ball, and then I will introduce you to the rules of the game.

Understanding the zorb ball

The term the zorb ball is a relatively new term to many people, so I'm going to show you a picture of it. In the picture above there are two people each wearing a zorb ball. They are bumping into each other on the grass. The giant plastic sphere they are wearing is the device we will be using today, the zorb ball, which is 1.5 metres high and covers the top half of your body, leaving only your lower legs exposed. Next, let's see what game I'm going to recommend to you, shall we?

Bubble Crash VIP

If you are planning to play this game at your class reunion. First, divide all participants into two teams. One participant from the first team will be appointed as the VIP, while the other members will act as bodyguards. As bodyguards, they will need to protect their VIP as you move to the other end of the court. On the other hand, all members of Team 2 will rush towards the VIP and try to knock him or her down. If Team 1 manages to bring their VIP over, they will get the points! However, if Team 2 succeeds in bringing their VIP over, they will get the points. However, if team 2 manages to knock their VIP over, the points will go to them and they will choose the next VIP.

Where to get zorb balls

If you are only going to experience this game once, you can go to a rental company and rent some. If you want to buy some zorb balls, I suggest you come to Kameymall and place your order right away, as they are now priced at nearly $50 each.