Aruba Madness

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Aruba Madness Mixing Business with Pleasure in Paradise

The Aruba Madness, produced by Madness Productions, is slated for September 18-21. This third annual event offers great fun for teams,as well as a fabulous opportunity for our industry to vacation together. Imagine snorkeling with friends in clear blue waters, gambling with
friends at the casino, dining with friends at world-class restaurants or just hanging out with the island specialty drink, " Aruba Ariba "and enjoying the beach. But if you just have to play paintball, there's a tournament going on every evening. Truly there is something for
everyone to enjoy.

Industry folks are being offered first class accommodations at the Radisson for $135 a night. Contact Lily Polsbroek at 011 297 586 6555or check it out at radissondestinations.com/Aruba/. Teams can stay at the Sunspree Holiday Inn for $85.00 a night. Call 011 297-586-3600 or go to Arubamadness.com for more information.

The tentative schedule is:
Thursday September 18th - 3-man event and Team Captains meeting at Hooters Sponsored by NPS, North America
Friday and Saturday -5-man games start around 4PM
Sunday - Day of snorkeling on an island - Awards Ceremony.

The Aruba Madness is the perfect location to successfully mix business with pleasure. After a hectic paintball season, everyone deserves a little respite!

Debra Dion Krischke
Team Effort Events
 

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