The Boardgame Den: Socialiser med lokalbefolkningen over brætspil
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Oplev det moderne Indien! En populær sammenkomst for lokalbefolkningen til at hænge ud og spille brætspil i weekenden. Denne begivenhed afholdes hver weekend på Church Street, Bangalores mest livlige og travle gade. Dette arrangement er åbent for alle over 14 år. Folk kommer alene eller i grupper, men alle er venlige og opsatte på socialt samvær, spille nye spil og komme sig efter en hektisk arbejdsuge. Uanset om du har nogen spiloplevelse eller ej, vil du passe ind. Vi har mere end 300 brætspil, som inkluderer simple begyndervenlige spil, tunge Euro-spil og sociale spil. Vi hjælper dig med at finde et passende spil, spillere at spille med og lære dig reglerne. Arrangementet er inde i Purvankara Pavillion-bygningen (Efter Starbucks og overfor Matteo Coffee). Det er kun 50 meter fra MG Metro Station (Church Street Exit). Du kan gå ind af glasdørene til WeWork og sige 'The Boardgame Den', der vil være nogen til at guide dig. Slut dig til os, når vi socialiserer over brætspil og kaffe!
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Du får mulighed for at spille brætspil og interagere med lokalbefolkningen i et sikkert, rent og sundt miljø. Når du kommer ind i bygningen, vil du se nogen i receptionen. Sig venligst "The Boardgame Den' og vis dem din billet. De vil lukke dig ind. Når du kommer ind på hovedetagen, vil nogen guide dig. Vi hjælper dig med at finde et spil, spillere at spille med og lære dig reglerne for spil. Du kan spille enhver form for spil og så mange spil, du vil, indtil du lukker. Ingen forudgående erfaring påkrævet. Der er et spisekammer i centret, hvor du kan få gratis drikkevand, te og kaffe. Kaffemaskinen lukker kl. 17.00 om lørdagen og kl. 16.00 om søndagen.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Kørestolsegnet
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Metro adgang
- Børn under 14 år er ikke tilladt
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I initially booked this with a friend who decided not to join, but it was still an excellent experience going as a solo traveler. This was my first trip to India, and I thought this would provide a great opportunity to hang out with some locals. I unfortunately arrived with only an hour left so I didn't get the full experience to be able to hang out with everyone, but I so wish I had been able to go for the full time. The host organizes this experience with her daughter in a WeWork. When you arrive, you're greeted by the host (I sadly didn't catch her name!) and she makes sure you're well taken care of. There are different games set up on various tables and they kindly set you up at a table with other gamers and explain the rules to you and continue to check in to make sure you're understanding and enjoying yourself. The host and her daughter were gracious enough to invite me the next weekend since I couldn't spend much time there. Sadly, I wasn't in town, but I would have definitely wanted to join.
I went with three of my friends and we had a wonderful time. It was so nice to hang out with friends without the clutch of food and drinks. We also played some big group games and everyone we played with were approachable and friendly.
Such a wonderful experience. Everyone was warm and friendly. When I entered, I saw a lot of different games laid out on the tables. All of them had different themes and I was told that they were of varied levels of complexity. I was new to gaming so the host suggested that I get seated on a table of Catan with 3 other people. None of us had played the game before. Someone taught us the rules and patiently helped us with our doubts. It was fun! I then took a short break, had some coffee and spoke to people. After that, I sat on one of the central sofa areas where we were about 10 people playing a light mafia type game. That was hilarious. It didn't even feel like we had just met. All of us were playing as if we knew each other for years. I am so glad that I joined this event. It was refreshing, fun and a great way to interact with strangers. I would suggest having a board or banner outside the door. The street has so much going on, it is easy to miss the entrance.
