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It looks like a video game, but It’s real – HADO takes over events in Lithuania

As technology becomes more a part of our lives, sports fans are searching for new ways to blend movement and innovation. That’s how HADO was born – a sport that immediately fascinates kids. We’re excited that the sport of the future is already in Lithuania. The HADO arena operates in three Lithuanian cities and lets you try a unique sport not only in their arenas but also as a mobile event – the team can bring HADO straight to your personal party or event!

HADO takes over events in Lithuania
HADO takes over events in Lithuania

It looks like a video game, but It’s real

HADO – the sport of the future has arrived in Lithuania

HADO takes over events in Lithuania. In fact, it is the world’s first tech-based sport that combines physical activity with augmented reality. The game feels a bit like dodgeball – players aim to hit opponents with energy balls. Additionally, you can choose skills like boosting your speed, strengthening your defense, or increasing your ball’s power. This lets you create strategies based on your playing style.

The key feature of HADO is physical movement, which is the foundation of the game. Technology acts as an invisible layer, expanding reality. This sport is equally interesting for tech enthusiasts and for those seeking active, non-traditional ways to move.

HADO arenas in Lithuania

The HADO arena is not just a regular entertainment or VR space. Instead, it’s a real sports field designed for training, competitions, and tournaments.

You’ll find HADO arenas in three major Lithuanian cities – Vilnius, Kaunas, and Klaipėda.

The arena hosts team competitions, training for kids and teens with professional coaches, corporate and community events, and both local and international tournaments. It’s also a fantastic venue for kids’ birthdays and celebrations. Each arena features special event zones, making it easy to celebrate and mark special occasions.

Our family tried the HADO arena in Vilnius, so read for our impressions.

The HADO game experience

A HADO match moves quickly and keeps you engaged – each round lasts just 80 seconds!

Usually, you play three rounds in a row, with teams switching after each series so everyone stays active. Two courts allow up to 12 people to play at once, so there’s no shortage of excitement and energy. A full series (three rounds) takes about 10–15 minutes, and after each round, you can discuss results and talk strategy for the next one.

Here, everyone gets a chance to move, work as a team, and enjoy the thrill of the game!

​HADO takes over events in Lithuania

Great news – HADO can come straight to your event! Moreover, the HADO team organizes mobile games and transforms any space into an adrenaline-filled, innovative playground. Actually, this entertainment fits perfectly into all kinds of events – from kids’ birthdays to large corporate parties or city festivals.

You’ll just need to prepare a few technical things: the game requires a play area of at least 7 x 11 meters, side walls for safety, and extra space for the equipment.

The HADO team brings everything needed – computers, headsets, TVs, and all the tech. They also make sure the game runs smoothly from start to finish.

Important information:

  • Setup for the event takes about 3–4 hours
  • Standard game time is 5 hours
  • You can find more information about HADO on their website
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