Did this for a girls trip in Napa. What fun! Great communication and information leading up to…read moreevent. Very accommodating to our change in date, and worked with us right up to the event. Our instructor, Tonea was great!

Paint the Town was wonderful to work with for my friends birthday party celebration. They were very…read moreeasy to work with, responded to messages right away, thorough and informative instructions about the days events also was very helpful. Our teacher Chi, was super great. Warm and patient. She was prepared and had a wonderful way with all of us and taught us well. Ww all were at very different ability levels and she was able to help all of ua achieve the goal. It was super fun. Would certainly do it again.

Best fun I've had in a while!!! I went here for a work training on a Saturday. Good thing the…read moreweather was perfect!!! During the 90 minutes my rotation had for this course, I ended up doing 4 of the 6 available challenges: 1. Tight Rope: I basically climbed up a bunch of staples and walked across a rope that was 30 ft in the air. It was nerve wracking, but it helped to know I was secure and wasn't going to fall into anything. Tricky, but a pretty fun way to start off since you can hold onto a series of several ropes that are hanging above you along the way. 2. ZIPLINE: I think this is scary when you climb up to the platform, but after that this is by far the most relaxed and enjoyable experience. Once you push off, everything is secure, and all you can really do is savor the few moments in your life that you will spend feeling like a bird! Beautiful, beautiful view along the way :) 3. The Broken Bridge: This is a bunch of planks. You can hang on to the rope that secures you, but the point is kind of to not hold onto anything and to try and walk across this unsteady bridge stretched up about 15 ft above the ground. It was pretty fun, and I felt a lot better once I started taking a few steps on it to get used to the feeling. 4. Leap of Faith: This is the scariest, gutsiest part of the course, I think. You basically climb up a 30 ft pole, stand on the very end of it, and then jump off to try and catch a trapeze. I was really nervous about this one and it was the last one I did, but obviously, I lived to tell the tale, and I don't regret trying it out one bit. Ten-out-of-ten, would do it againnnn. The two I didn't do: 5. The Catwalk: You basically climb up and walk across a log without holding on to anything. Yes, you are still secured to a rope, haha. BUt the point is to balance and stretch your boundaries by walking across, doing jumping jacks, walking backwards--whatever you want. I didn't do this one, but a lot of my coworkers chose to walk backwards on it once they made it across the first time. 6. The Swings: This is literally a set of wooden plank swings attached to a log that you have to get across. It seemed physically intense. I didn't do this one, but a lot of people had fun with it and made it across either sitting on the planks or standing on them. As someone who is usually afraid of heights, I thought I was definitely NOT looking forward to this. The breakthrough that you reach while you go on this course, though, is its whole point. Lupe and Trinity, two of the main people running the course, are super friendly, and all of the staff are great about making you feel safe, encouraged, and welcome. Overall, the course was fantastic for helping my work team up its enthusiasm and unity during our mid-year slump, and it was nice that I ended up surprising myself (what?) with how I was able to settle my nerves and jump off of 30-foot high things with abandon....

I came here with my work for team building. This was a great opportunity for you and your…read morecolleagues to get to know each other outside of the work place and bond as a team. When obstacles get tough, your team cheers you on. This was a lot of fun and a challenge for all levels of fitness. There were ground challenges that used your brain and climbing challenges that used your body. This was a great experience. Instructors Willow, Melissa, Jasper and another gentleman (I cant remember his name) instructed us well. There were no mishaps and kept us safe along the way.

Your out-of-town guests are looking for this kind of wine country experience. It's perfect for a…read morecorporate teambuilding. I put on a lot of corporate teambuilding so I should know. Your group gets to walk around the beautiful Healdsburg square. It has lots of wine tasting bars, clothes shops, art shops. The "hunt" combines, wine, food, and games. The games in team problem-solving to it's better than something like Food Bank, or bowling or go carts. A cooking class is a 2nd place to this event. We did a 11:30 - 2:30. Lunch at Craftworks with lunch from Costeaux French Bakery. Stacy explains the game rules. The team lead on each team downloads the app. The Awards Ceremony was great. Stacy gives out a ribbon medal to the winning team. Stacy shows all the photos from the app on a screen. The group was laughing so hard. The photos are available afterwards on Google Drive. You can't wrong with this event. Your co-workers will thank you for the most fun corporate outing.

Slam drunk ... errrr I mean dunk…read more Jokes aside, this was as good as it gets. Seamless execution, thoughtful and fun challenges, amazing wines. Stacy's touch turned our corporate activity into gold.

This is the group you want to use in wine country. We have worked with Wine & Dine to plan two…read moredifferent events for large groups 40+ people and had a great experience. The team delivers on every detail and more, finding us wineries that are hard to book, and making the whole process stress free for us

We had a fantastic experience with everyone associated with this group. They were efficient with…read moreour time and therefore we got the most out of our day. We received a lot of information about the wineries as we were transported to the different locations. They planned once in a lifetime dinners for our large group and took many many pictures for us. I would highly recommend Wine & Dine. They were organized, professional, fun and knowledgeable. We will be using them again in the future. Update: We have contacted Wine&Dine for next year' Napa Event and they have already exceeded our expectations. They know the best locations and have all the necessary contacts. We have both big and small groups coming to Napa and they have worked within our time constraints and within our budget. In fact Wine&Dine Events has once again saved us money. Due to their organizational skills we are able to see so much more of Napa and visit the hidden gems throughout the Napa Valley that most will never find. If you are looking to visit Napa Valley, you need to contact Wine&Dine Events, otherwise you are wasting your money.

Thanks to Jenifer D's incredible event planning skills and ideas, Total Adventures was hired to…read morelead a team-building event for our group this past Tuesday night. It was awesome. In fact, I'm super surprised that I'm actually getting an FTR for this business, but I'll take it! We had approximately 45 in our group of yelployees and we all randomly split up into groups of six or seven. It was a wine making event and we were all given four types of wines and told to concoct our own blend. Malbec was my favorite by the way... The Cabernet Sauvignon was a close runner up. Each group came up with a team name and then nominated one person to sit on a panel of judges. The judges selected the best wine from the groups and the winning wine was then bottled and everyone was able to take a bottle home. How cool is that? Even cooler is the fact that my group won! Thank you Stephanie I, Paul R, Paul S, Vivek P, Laura N, and Zeva B for being such awesome team players. I had a blast drinking and concocting and winning with all of you! Our team name was "Tres" for the three wines we used in our winning blend and for the French meaning too. Plus, it just sounds sophisticated and cool, doesn't it?! (We came up with the team name after throwing out a bunch of other cool names including Sexy Juice, Grape Expectations, Burst, Happy Ending, and a handful of others.) Thank you, Total Adventures for working with us. I really do feel like I bonded with my fellow colleagues and I came home with an awesome bottle of wine to boot. As a matter of fact, I may just have to open that bottle this evening and relive the experience. I highly recommend this company if you're looking for a super fun, well-executed team-building activity for a group.

It was -- to use a Lettermanism -- 'info-tainment:' these guys specialize in staging wine blending…read moreevents for groups, and in a room full of wine drinkers, we had a ball (note: this might work with winos too, but I have a feeling that the results might be less discerning). As it was, things tend to unfold a little like this: each team (there ended up being seven or so groups) chose a team name, and was presented with four carafes or so of Cabernet Sauvingon, Merlot, Malbec and one more (Cab Franc, I wanna say?). They laid down a few ground rules (you were required to specify a 'base wine' (my term) for each blend, sample each, and then ultimately choose one that would move on to the judging round at the culmination of the event. Our theory, right or wrong (and actually, if you're keeping score, it ended up being wrong, but oh well), was that we'd produce a blend that would be distinct enough on the palate that it would emerge from the pack. Apparently what that ended up meaning, of course, is that it ultimately wasn't particularly good, and save one first place vote(!), we finished next to last in voting. That said, the voting was almost an afterthought here, mostly because we were all engaged in the gentle craft of wine blending, and learned along the way what the rules re: blending are when calling a wine a wine of a certain type of vintage. It's a subtle science, perhaps, but Total Adventures served this one up just right: at room temperature, with just a hint of the bouquet of friendly competition. Cheers.

Ron and his team hosted our six-person group. We drove for a few hours at the Kinsmen Kart Club in…read moreDixon, about one-hour from Napa. He was easy to communicate with (text, phone), SUPER knowledgable, and our team had a great - and SAFE! - time on the track. We'd recommend Ron White Racing for corporate events, small groups, or any other kart services. 10 out of 10!

Beware!!! Stay away from this company. It's just wrong to call it a company. It's backyard…read moreestablishment. Never rent or buy anything from "RWR" they lie and will charge you for services that are not performed. They will steal your equipment. Then once stolen they will threaten to destroy it.