As discussed in a past topic of a KIC meet up, some sort of activity should be planned for the day, in that light I have a few questions for a less broader sight of what would be most liked.

Please answer all questions to the most of your ability.

I've always enjoyed eating, hiking, touring, skittering across ice (once in darkness) to and from a tour, fellowshipping, masquerading and even acting as the court jester.

Terp (always tell the truth, people will never believe you) known at work in the past and now as the DSP (designated silly person).

I'd rather just talk to other people and ride rides. A scavenger hunt just separates people and makes a fun day into a competition.

^Agreed, plus if it was a legit scavenger hunt, park guests would be taking the items. Have you ever done the golden big boy hunt at the zoo? Its not fun when people are jumping in bushes and you have to call security...

No I haven't. I think it would be cool if we had a keynote speaker like Mr. Scheid. No Q&A, though. Those tend to get ridiculous!

A keynote speaker would be cool indeed.

I'd rather just talk to other people and ride rides. A scavenger hunt just separates people and makes a fun day into a competition.

The point of a game is to serve as a conversation starter. You certainly don't want your icebreaker activity distracting from the main events. The key is to make it simple yet interesting.

If there's a scavenger hunt, and you want to ignore it and just talk to people, great! Some people need more prompting than others to have fun.

^Agreed, plus if it was a legit scavenger hunt, park guests would be taking the items. Have you ever done the golden big boy hunt at the zoo? Its not fun when people are jumping in bushes and you have to call security...

A scavenger hunt, for example, might consist of a list of clues, most requiring you to find a location and jot down (or take a picture of, or text message) a minor detail. As a bad (and boring) example, a clue could require the number of gravestones in Boo Blasters. There certainly wouldn't be anything to encourage disruption of other guests or any violation of a park rule.

No I haven't. I think it would be cool if we had a keynote speaker like Mr. Scheid. No Q&A, though. Those tend to get ridiculous!

I spoke to him a few times last season, I dont know if I've met a nicer park employee anywhere,seriously!