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Turn Broken Arrow into your post‑apocalyptic playground with a one‑hour, self‑guided Zombie Scavengers game. Use an app to hunt items, complete challenges, and outscore other teams while exploring the city’s murals and parks.
Turn Broken Arrow into your post‑apocalyptic playground with a one‑hour, self‑guided Zombie Scavengers game. Use an app to hunt items, complete challenges, and outscore other teams while exploring the city’s murals and parks.
You start on a sun‑warmed sidewalk in Broken Arrow’s Rose District with your phone buzzing a single instruction: survive. Storefronts slide past like clues, murals dare you to pause, and the app spits a list of quirky ‘survival’ items and zombie‑themed challenges to complete in any order. The city’s streets become a gameboard, and your team’s strategy matters more than speed.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
You start on a sun‑warmed sidewalk in Broken Arrow’s Rose District with your phone buzzing a single instruction: survive. Storefronts slide past like clues, murals dare you to pause, and the app spits a list of quirky ‘survival’ items and zombie‑themed challenges to complete in any order. The city’s streets become a gameboard, and your team’s strategy matters more than speed.
Broken Arrow began as a small railroad town in the early 1900s and today mixes midwestern small‑town culture with pockets of contemporary public art. Geologically the area sits on flat to gently rolling prairie soils of northeastern Oklahoma; most of the scavenger hunt is urban pavement and short park paths rather than rugged terrain. Local insights matter: the Rose District’s murals and side streets hide high‑point photo ops, while Veterans Park and nearby green corridors offer quieter checkpoints.
Practically, this is a one‑hour, self‑guided walking activity. Download the Zombie Scavengers app before you start, follow the on‑screen tasks, and use the remote host chat if you need help. Expect light walking on sidewalks and occasional crossings; bring a charged phone and a small bottle of water. Wear comfortable shoes and be mindful of traffic and private property when searching for items.
This experience blends playful competition with a low‑impact urban exploration—good for families, friend groups, or visitors wanting a fast, social way to learn a town. Time your game for cooler parts of the day in summer, and treat the leaderboard as incentive rather than the only goal.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels and families
You’ll receive instructions and a link before your scheduled start—download the app, follow the in‑app prompts, and use the provided code or link to begin.
Yes—this is family friendly and infants can ride in strollers; supervise children near traffic and busy streets.
Service animals are allowed; general pet policies depend on local leash and park rules, so plan accordingly.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; contact the operator for specifics.
Broken Arrow grew as a railroad town in the early 20th century and has evolved into a mid‑sized city with a strong community arts scene.
Practice leave‑no‑trace urban etiquette—dispose of trash, follow local signage, and avoid disturbing green spaces and private property.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start on a sun‑warmed sidewalk in Broken Arrow’s Rose District with your phone buzzing a single instruction: survive. Storefronts slide past like clues, murals dare you to pause, and the app spits a list of quirky ‘survival’ items and zombie‑themed challenges to complete in any order. The city’s streets become a gameboard, and your team’s strategy matters more than speed.
You start on a sun‑warmed sidewalk in Broken Arrow’s Rose District with your phone buzzing a single instruction: survive. Storefronts slide past like clues, murals dare you to pause, and the app spits a list of quirky ‘survival’ items and zombie‑themed challenges to complete in any order. The city’s streets become a gameboard, and your team’s strategy matters more than speed.
Broken Arrow began as a small railroad town in the early 1900s and today mixes midwestern small‑town culture with pockets of contemporary public art. Geologically the area sits on flat to gently rolling prairie soils of northeastern Oklahoma; most of the scavenger hunt is urban pavement and short park paths rather than rugged terrain. Local insights matter: the Rose District’s murals and side streets hide high‑point photo ops, while Veterans Park and nearby green corridors offer quieter checkpoints.
Practically, this is a one‑hour, self‑guided walking activity. Download the Zombie Scavengers app before you start, follow the on‑screen tasks, and use the remote host chat if you need help. Expect light walking on sidewalks and occasional crossings; bring a charged phone and a small bottle of water. Wear comfortable shoes and be mindful of traffic and private property when searching for items.
This experience blends playful competition with a low‑impact urban exploration—good for families, friend groups, or visitors wanting a fast, social way to learn a town. Time your game for cooler parts of the day in summer, and treat the leaderboard as incentive rather than the only goal.