Is Luna Park still available for team building?

No. Lunapark.com now redirects to Quinn (meetquinn.ai), an AI training platform for trade businesses. The team-building product has been discontinued rather than rebranded or transferred.

What's the closest like-for-like replacement for Luna Park's game shows?

For hosted virtual game formats, Confetti's catalog is the closest match. For a self-run version, Gloww. If you're open to a different kind of shared live experience, BandJAM's guided group music sessions fill the same calendar slot with a stronger connection payoff.

Does BandJAM work for fully remote teams?

Yes. Virtual sessions run over video with the same JAM Master-led format — writing, playing, and recording an original song together — and scale from small teams to large all-hands events.

Do participants need any musical ability?

None. Sessions are designed for beginners: no musical experience or talent required. First-timers and self-described 'non-musical' people typically report the biggest lift.

Luna Park Alternatives: 5 Team Building Options for 2026

If you're here, you probably discovered it the hard way: lunapark.com no longer offers team building. The site now redirects to Quinn (meetquinn.ai), an AI training platform for trade businesses — a completely different product for a completely different audience. Luna Park's live game-show experiences, once a go-to for remote team events, are gone.

That leaves a lot of teams with a recurring event slot and no vendor. The good news: the space Luna Park occupied — live, hosted, genuinely fun team experiences — has strong options in 2026. Here are five worth a look, including one that takes the "shared live experience" idea somewhere none of the game platforms can.

What happened to Luna Park?

Luna Park built live, host-led virtual game shows for distributed teams. In 2026, the company pivoted: its domain now redirects to Quinn, an AI-powered training product for operational teams in the trades. There's been no handoff to a successor team-building product — bookings, formats, and hosts didn't move anywhere. If Luna Park was on your events calendar, you need a replacement, not an update.

The 5 best Luna Park alternatives

1. BandJAM — live group music sessions (that's us)

Best for: teams that want a shared experience people actually talk about afterward.

BandJAM is the group music wellness platform: a professional musician — a JAM Master — guides your team to write, play, and record an original song together, live in person or over video. Everyone plays: guitars, drums, keys, vocals, lyrics. No musical experience or talent required — the people who claim they're "not musical" routinely get the most out of it.

Where game-show formats deliver competition, group music-making delivers something different: research associates it with stress reduction and social bonding, engaging all four "feel-good" neurochemicals — dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins (the D.O.S.E. effect). And unlike a trivia score, your team leaves with a real artifact: a recorded original song.

Sessions run on-site or fully virtual, scale from small teams to large events, and are led by working professional musicians.

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Related: our guide to music team building activities, and corporate wellness programs.

2. Confetti — marketplace of hosted virtual events

Best for: variety across a recurring events calendar. Confetti offers a large catalog of bookable virtual experiences — game shows, trivia, mixology, seasonal themes — with per-person pricing. If your team liked rotating Luna Park formats month to month, Confetti's breadth is the closest replacement for that browsing experience.

3. TeamBonding — full-service event programming

Best for: larger organizations that want an event partner, not a booking page. TeamBonding is a generalist with hundreds of facilitated programs, in person and virtual, including charitable and large-format events. More planning overhead than a self-serve platform, but strong when you need production support.

4. Gloww — interactive virtual session platform

Best for: teams that want to run game-style sessions themselves. Gloww is a platform for building and hosting interactive virtual sessions and games. Unlike Luna Park's hosted shows, you drive it — which trades away the professional host but keeps costs down for frequent, casual use.

5. SongDivision — music for big corporate events

Best for: conference general sessions and large brand moments. SongDivision also uses professional musicians for corporate audiences, with a focus on large events and conference energy. If your need is a keynote-adjacent showpiece rather than a recurring team wellness practice, they're the other music-first option to evaluate.

Luna Park vs. the alternatives at a glance

Vendor	Format	Live host	Virtual	In-person	What your team leaves with
Luna Park (discontinued)	Game shows	Yes	Yes	No	A winner
BandJAM	Group music-making	Professional JAM Master	Yes	Yes	An original recorded song
Confetti	Event marketplace	Varies by event	Yes	Some	Depends on event
TeamBonding	Facilitated programs	Yes	Yes	Yes	Depends on program
Gloww	DIY interactive sessions	You	Yes	No	Session results
SongDivision	Music for big events	Yes	Yes	Yes	A song, event-scale

How to choose

Ask what the event is for. If the answer is "fill the monthly social slot," a game marketplace does the job. If the answer is "actually bring this team closer" — especially for hybrid teams that rarely share a room — pick the option built around doing something real together. Making music as a band is about as real as it gets: everyone contributes, nobody spectates, and the song at the end belongs to the whole team.

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