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Turn Glendale into a playable map: an app-led, one-hour scavenger hunt where teams hunt survival items, complete zombie-themed tasks, and compete on a national scoreboard. Perfect for groups who want a fast, social urban adventure.
Turn Glendale into a playable map: an app-led, one-hour scavenger hunt where teams hunt survival items, complete zombie-themed tasks, and compete on a national scoreboard. Perfect for groups who want a fast, social urban adventure.
The game opens with a buzz from your phone and a map that turns Glendale's sidewalks into a playfield. You move down Brand Boulevard under the watchful slope of the Verdugo Mountains, following clues through tree-lined residential streets, past mid-century storefronts and the occasional public square, while the app scores your finds and a remote host nudges you by chat.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Glendale, California
The game opens with a buzz from your phone and a map that turns Glendale's sidewalks into a playfield. You move down Brand Boulevard under the watchful slope of the Verdugo Mountains, following clues through tree-lined residential streets, past mid-century storefronts and the occasional public square, while the app scores your finds and a remote host nudges you by chat.
Glendale sits at the edge of the Los Angeles Basin, where alluvial plains meet the low Verdugo ridgeline; its streets reflect waves of 20th-century growth and a large Armenian-American community that reshaped the city's food and cultural scene. The scavenger hunt uses that urban fabric — parks, plazas, and storefronts — to stage zombie-themed tasks that are more about observation and speed than endurance.
Expect a self-guided, mobile-first experience: one hour of walking, item photos, short tasks, and an online scoreboard. The remote host monitors progress and can answer questions, but you choose your route and pace. This format rewards curiosity over muscle — teams who read storefront signs, spot public art, and talk to locals score higher.
Practical guidance: start with a fully charged phone and the scavenger app downloaded; bring comfortable walking shoes and a small water bottle; plan around traffic and pedestrian signals. Keep to public spaces, respect private property, and follow local ordinances. Early evenings and weekend mornings offer livelier streets and more accessible businesses for item-based challenges. With a little planning, the hunt is a brisk, social way to see Glendale’s neighborhoods and test your team’s city smarts.
easy.
60 minutes.
Suitable for most fitness levels; light walking ability for up to 1–2 miles recommended.
The experience is designed as a 60-minute self-guided game, though play can extend slightly if you choose to explore beyond the tasks.
No — the game is app-based with a remote host. You start from your chosen location in Glendale after receiving instructions via message.
Yes; the activity is family-friendly, but younger players may need help with the app and should be accompanied by adults.
The provider's cancellation policy allows full refunds if canceled 24 hours in advance; otherwise plan for light rain gear and indoor-friendly tasks where applicable.
Glendale incorporated in 1906 and expanded rapidly with early 20th-century rail and commercial development; its neighborhoods reflect that layered growth and a vibrant immigrant community.
Stick to sidewalks and public parks during the hunt, dispose of any trash, and avoid disturbing wildlife or private property — small choices help maintain neighborhood quality for residents and future visitors.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The game opens with a buzz from your phone and a map that turns Glendale's sidewalks into a playfield. You move down Brand Boulevard under the watchful slope of the Verdugo Mountains, following clues through tree-lined residential streets, past mid-century storefronts and the occasional public square, while the app scores your finds and a remote host nudges you by chat.
The game opens with a buzz from your phone and a map that turns Glendale's sidewalks into a playfield. You move down Brand Boulevard under the watchful slope of the Verdugo Mountains, following clues through tree-lined residential streets, past mid-century storefronts and the occasional public square, while the app scores your finds and a remote host nudges you by chat.
Glendale sits at the edge of the Los Angeles Basin, where alluvial plains meet the low Verdugo ridgeline; its streets reflect waves of 20th-century growth and a large Armenian-American community that reshaped the city's food and cultural scene. The scavenger hunt uses that urban fabric — parks, plazas, and storefronts — to stage zombie-themed tasks that are more about observation and speed than endurance.
Expect a self-guided, mobile-first experience: one hour of walking, item photos, short tasks, and an online scoreboard. The remote host monitors progress and can answer questions, but you choose your route and pace. This format rewards curiosity over muscle — teams who read storefront signs, spot public art, and talk to locals score higher.
Practical guidance: start with a fully charged phone and the scavenger app downloaded; bring comfortable walking shoes and a small water bottle; plan around traffic and pedestrian signals. Keep to public spaces, respect private property, and follow local ordinances. Early evenings and weekend mornings offer livelier streets and more accessible businesses for item-based challenges. With a little planning, the hunt is a brisk, social way to see Glendale’s neighborhoods and test your team’s city smarts.