Our Story
Every movement starts with an idea - and ours came from a simple question: Why settle for ordinary entertainment when students are hungry for something unforgettable?
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We saw old events happening year after year. Predictable. Forgettable. Ordinary. Students craved energy, adrenaline, and a reason to come together beyond the usual. That's when we set out to change the game.
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Conquer The Throne was born from the vision of turning college campuses into live-action arenas. We fused the intensity of an obstacle course with the thrill of foam firepower, added an air-powered cannon turret, and created the ultimate showdown. The result a one-of-a-kind experience where students don't watch - they play, compete and dominate.
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But our story isn't just about building a game. It's about building memories. Every time a student ducks under foam fire, races through the course, or claims the throne, they're part of something bigger - a moment that bonds friends, sparks laughter, and creates legends on campus.
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From a daring idea to a movement that will be sweeping across colleges, Conquer The Throne is redefining what campus entertainment means. This isn't just an event.
It's adrenaline. It's community.
It's the ultimate campus showdown.​
Family Business
Some businesses start with an idea . Ours started with a bond.
As a father and son, we share more than just a last name - we share a dream: to create something bigger than ourselves. From the very beginning, our goal wasn't just to launch a business, but to build an experience that puts smiles on faces, sparks inspiration, and proves that together anything is possible.
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We believe joy is contagious. Every laugh, every memory, every spark of excitement has the power to ripple out and change the world. That's why we do what we do - to bring together, to remind them that life should be lived with energy and passion, and to leave every event brighter than we found it.
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This is more than a business. It's a journey, A legacy. A mission to make the world better, one smile at a time.
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And we're just getting started.