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Race through Aberdeen's granite streets with one hour and a smartphone in hand. This family-friendly, self-guided scavenger hunt blends local history with time-pressured puzzles—reach 4,000 points to 'survive' the simulated apocalypse.
Race through Aberdeen's granite streets with one hour and a smartphone in hand. This family-friendly, self-guided scavenger hunt blends local history with time-pressured puzzles—reach 4,000 points to 'survive' the simulated apocalypse.
On a brisk Aberdeen morning, a team of up to ten fans clusters on a wide granite pavement and checks a smartphone map. The city’s pale stone walls and seafront wind become the arena: you have 60 minutes to hunt down supplies, answer trivia, and complete challenges that score points toward survival.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Aberdeen, Scotland
On a brisk Aberdeen morning, a team of up to ten fans clusters on a wide granite pavement and checks a smartphone map. The city’s pale stone walls and seafront wind become the arena: you have 60 minutes to hunt down supplies, answer trivia, and complete challenges that score points toward survival.
Aberdeen’s history—maritime trade, granite quarries like Rubislaw, and a working harbour—frames the experience. Streets once walked by fishermen and oil workers now host a playful apocalypse course. The scavenger route threads through commercial corridors and quieter backstreets; the North Sea’s presence is felt in the air and the occasional gull calling from the harbour.
Culturally light and family-friendly, the game uses a remote interactive guide and smartphone prompts rather than actors. Points-driven objectives (reach 4,000 points to 'survive') reward speed, observation, and local knowledge. Expect walking on paved sidewalks, short staircases, and pedestrian zones—no technical gear required.
Practical guidance: start fully charged and set your phone to low-power mode; public transit can drop you close to the recommended outdoor start point. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for wind and rain—Aberdeen weather shifts quickly. Plan a strategy with teammates: split tasks, track time, and prioritize high-value items early. The experience is stroller- and service-animal friendly, and suitable for most fitness levels.
Leave no trace, respect private property, and treat historic buildings and harbour areas with care; the city’s character is part of the game.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves continuous walking for up to 60 minutes
The experience is a fixed 60-minute, self-guided scavenger hunt starting from the recommended outdoor meeting point.
Yes—it's family-friendly and stroller accessible; younger players may need adult assistance with smartphone tasks.
One booking covers your team; check the booking details for maximum team size (up to 10 people).
No—this is a mobile app-driven game with challenges and trivia; no live zombies or staged props are involved.
Aberdeen’s granite-built center grew on fishing and shipbuilding before oil transformed the economy in the 20th century; many buildings use locally quarried stone.
Stay on public walkways, avoid littering, and follow local bylaws near historic sites and the harbour to minimize impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a brisk Aberdeen morning, a team of up to ten fans clusters on a wide granite pavement and checks a smartphone map. The city’s pale stone walls and seafront wind become the arena: you have 60 minutes to hunt down supplies, answer trivia, and complete challenges that score points toward survival.
On a brisk Aberdeen morning, a team of up to ten fans clusters on a wide granite pavement and checks a smartphone map. The city’s pale stone walls and seafront wind become the arena: you have 60 minutes to hunt down supplies, answer trivia, and complete challenges that score points toward survival.
Aberdeen’s history—maritime trade, granite quarries like Rubislaw, and a working harbour—frames the experience. Streets once walked by fishermen and oil workers now host a playful apocalypse course. The scavenger route threads through commercial corridors and quieter backstreets; the North Sea’s presence is felt in the air and the occasional gull calling from the harbour.
Culturally light and family-friendly, the game uses a remote interactive guide and smartphone prompts rather than actors. Points-driven objectives (reach 4,000 points to 'survive') reward speed, observation, and local knowledge. Expect walking on paved sidewalks, short staircases, and pedestrian zones—no technical gear required.
Practical guidance: start fully charged and set your phone to low-power mode; public transit can drop you close to the recommended outdoor start point. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for wind and rain—Aberdeen weather shifts quickly. Plan a strategy with teammates: split tasks, track time, and prioritize high-value items early. The experience is stroller- and service-animal friendly, and suitable for most fitness levels.
Leave no trace, respect private property, and treat historic buildings and harbour areas with care; the city’s character is part of the game.