Rush Action Game is launching a one-hour team challenge course in Lyon, near Part-Dieu.
Located at 267 Cours Lafayette, near Part-Dieu, Rush Action Game in Lyon offers a series of challenges to be completed in teams. In a blog post published on September 25, 2026, Lucky Sophie recounts a one-hour session, punctuated by ten challenges combining problem-solving, dexterity, and physical activity.
Ten challenges to complete in one hour
The game is played in groups of two to five people. Each team has six minutes per challenge and moves from room to room without choosing their route in advance. According to Lucky Sophie’s account, the departures are organized so that the groups don’t cross paths during their session.
The challenges are inspired by a variety of themes: a musical blind test, a jungle, a ball pit, « floor is lava, » a mini-market, and even a memory game. The visitor highlights the diversity of the activities and the attention to detail in the sets, while intentionally keeping an element of surprise regarding the content of the course.
A family activity, but physical.
Lucky Sophie describes an experience that demands coordination, reflexes, and cardiovascular fitness, especially when participants are fully engaged. She indicates that her team achieved the best score of the day, without specifying the numerical result.
The venue is advertised as family-friendly for children as young as 7. According to the practical information published on the blog, children around 12 years old can participate without an adult. The article also mentions a laser tag challenge, for which comfortable, movement-friendly clothing seems advisable.
Free lockers, restrooms, a water fountain, and a photo booth are available on-site. Lucky Sophie specifies that Rush Action Game Lyon is managed by Adventure Group. The concept is also present in several other French cities, including Paris, Bordeaux, Marseille, Lille, Dijon, and Aix-en-Provence.
Practical information
Rush Action Game Lyon is located at 267 Cours Lafayette, in Lyon’s 3rd arrondissement, near Part-Dieu. Lucky Sophie’s post mentions an invitation-only visit; her assessment of the experience is based on her personal experience.
Source: Lucky Sophie family travel blog (www.luckysophie.com)
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Author: Lucky Sophie
