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Turn Bellevue’s streets into a timed survival game: use an app to locate items, complete zombie challenges and outscore teams across the country in a one-hour urban scavenger hunt.
Turn Bellevue’s streets into a timed survival game: use an app to locate items, complete zombie challenges and outscore teams across the country in a one-hour urban scavenger hunt.
You step off a sidewalk in downtown Bellevue with a phone buzzing and a map that feels like a dare. The city’s glass towers and pocket parks become a playground for a one-hour race to collect survival items, solve zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams on a national leaderboard. The app gives you prompts; your team chooses the route.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Bellevue, WA
You step off a sidewalk in downtown Bellevue with a phone buzzing and a map that feels like a dare. The city’s glass towers and pocket parks become a playground for a one-hour race to collect survival items, solve zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams on a national leaderboard. The app gives you prompts; your team chooses the route.
Bellevue sits on traditional Duwamish territories and grew from logging and farming into a modern tech-and-retail hub. The hunt threads through its commercial core, where glacially-sculpted Lake Washington basin soils shaped parks and waterfronts you’ll pass. Expect plazas, transit nodes and small green corridors rather than backcountry trails — this is an urban navigation test as much as a scavenger game.
Culturally it’s a mix of suburban Pacific Northwest life and corporate energy: coffee shops, public art, and a compact downtown grid that rewards quick planning. Local insight: quieter side streets by Meydenbauer Bay and the Bellevue Arts Museum area often hide easier pick-ups and photo-challenge opportunities.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone with the Zombie Scavengers app, comfortable walking shoes, and a compact water bottle. Plan for one hour but add time for transit to and from your start point. Public transit and street parking are available; service animals are permitted. Use strategy—score efficiency beats brute-force searching. If the app stalls, a remote host is available via chat. For groups, set a meeting spot and a time buffer in case one teammate lags. The game is accessible and low-impact: keep to sidewalks and respect private property while you play.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to walk 1–3 miles over paved surfaces
The hosted experience is designed for about 60 minutes; allow extra time for arriving and wrapping up.
Yes—Zombie Scavengers uses a mobile app to deliver clues, track points and chat with a remote host.
Yes; the game is pedestrian-based on paved routes and is listed as stroller-accessible and suitable for varied fitness levels.
Contact the operator using the phone number provided in your booking information—remote hosts can troubleshoot before your start time.
Bellevue sits on land long used by local Indigenous peoples and transformed through 19th-century logging and 20th-century suburban growth into a modern commercial center.
Stay on sidewalks and public paths, avoid littering during the game, and use refillable water to reduce single-use plastic waste.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a sidewalk in downtown Bellevue with a phone buzzing and a map that feels like a dare. The city’s glass towers and pocket parks become a playground for a one-hour race to collect survival items, solve zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams on a national leaderboard. The app gives you prompts; your team chooses the route.
You step off a sidewalk in downtown Bellevue with a phone buzzing and a map that feels like a dare. The city’s glass towers and pocket parks become a playground for a one-hour race to collect survival items, solve zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams on a national leaderboard. The app gives you prompts; your team chooses the route.
Bellevue sits on traditional Duwamish territories and grew from logging and farming into a modern tech-and-retail hub. The hunt threads through its commercial core, where glacially-sculpted Lake Washington basin soils shaped parks and waterfronts you’ll pass. Expect plazas, transit nodes and small green corridors rather than backcountry trails — this is an urban navigation test as much as a scavenger game.
Culturally it’s a mix of suburban Pacific Northwest life and corporate energy: coffee shops, public art, and a compact downtown grid that rewards quick planning. Local insight: quieter side streets by Meydenbauer Bay and the Bellevue Arts Museum area often hide easier pick-ups and photo-challenge opportunities.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone with the Zombie Scavengers app, comfortable walking shoes, and a compact water bottle. Plan for one hour but add time for transit to and from your start point. Public transit and street parking are available; service animals are permitted. Use strategy—score efficiency beats brute-force searching. If the app stalls, a remote host is available via chat. For groups, set a meeting spot and a time buffer in case one teammate lags. The game is accessible and low-impact: keep to sidewalks and respect private property while you play.