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Race the clock and the undead across Aurora with an app-driven scavenger hunt. In one hour teams collect items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and compare scores on a live leaderboard — all guided by a remote host.
Race the clock and the undead across Aurora with an app-driven scavenger hunt. In one hour teams collect items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and compare scores on a live leaderboard — all guided by a remote host.
The city hums and the app pings — you and your crew have one hour to assemble the supplies that will keep you alive in a playful, zombie-themed race across Aurora.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Aurora, Colorado
The city hums and the app pings — you and your crew have one hour to assemble the supplies that will keep you alive in a playful, zombie-themed race across Aurora.
Start on a busy street or inside a quiet neighborhood park; the scavenger list appears on your phone and a remote host watches the clock. The game turns ordinary storefronts, plazas, and public art into checkpoints, and neighborhood quirks into tactical advantages as teams split up or stick together to maximize points.
Aurora sits on the eastern edge of the Colorado Front Range, a modern suburb that grew from late-19th-century railway and ranching roots into a sprawling, diverse city shaped by military facilities and steady postwar growth. The terrain is flat-to-gently rolling plains with the South Platte River and pockets of urban green space that create short sightlines and easy walking under open sky.
This experience is as much social theater as it is a city walk — expect light competition, photo and challenge tasks, and a leaderboard at the end. The host is remote but responsive by chat, and the app guides navigation and scoring.
Practical guide: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, comfortable shoes for pavement and park paths, and a small group strategy before you start. Plan for peak hours if you want urban energy, or quieter mornings if you prefer fewer crowds. Watch traffic when crossing busy streets and respect private property and local businesses when searching for items. In sixty focused minutes you’ll see corners of Aurora many visitors miss, test quick decision-making, and likely end the game with a laugh and a unexpected local snapshot.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short periods of walking and standing
The activity runs about 60 minutes from the time you start the app; allow extra time to download and set up.
One booking covers your team as directed by the ticket policy—confirm the provider’s group size rules when reserving.
Yes—infants and small children can use strollers; tasks are flexible and physical demands are low.
The host communicates via chat; if you lose connection try reconnecting or moving to an area with better signal—most tasks are near public streets with coverage.
Aurora developed from late-19th-century railway and ranching roots into a diverse suburban city, expanding through 20th-century military and residential growth.
Respect private property and local businesses during the game; dispose of trash and stay on public paths to protect urban green spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city hums and the app pings — you and your crew have one hour to assemble the supplies that will keep you alive in a playful, zombie-themed race across Aurora.
The city hums and the app pings — you and your crew have one hour to assemble the supplies that will keep you alive in a playful, zombie-themed race across Aurora.
Start on a busy street or inside a quiet neighborhood park; the scavenger list appears on your phone and a remote host watches the clock. The game turns ordinary storefronts, plazas, and public art into checkpoints, and neighborhood quirks into tactical advantages as teams split up or stick together to maximize points.
Aurora sits on the eastern edge of the Colorado Front Range, a modern suburb that grew from late-19th-century railway and ranching roots into a sprawling, diverse city shaped by military facilities and steady postwar growth. The terrain is flat-to-gently rolling plains with the South Platte River and pockets of urban green space that create short sightlines and easy walking under open sky.
This experience is as much social theater as it is a city walk — expect light competition, photo and challenge tasks, and a leaderboard at the end. The host is remote but responsive by chat, and the app guides navigation and scoring.
Practical guide: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, comfortable shoes for pavement and park paths, and a small group strategy before you start. Plan for peak hours if you want urban energy, or quieter mornings if you prefer fewer crowds. Watch traffic when crossing busy streets and respect private property and local businesses when searching for items. In sixty focused minutes you’ll see corners of Aurora many visitors miss, test quick decision-making, and likely end the game with a laugh and a unexpected local snapshot.