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Turn downtown Oklahoma City into an hour-long zombie survival arena with an app-guided scavenger hunt. Hunt for items, complete themed challenges, and compare your score nationwide — all while exploring Bricktown, public art, and the riverfront.
Turn downtown Oklahoma City into an hour-long zombie survival arena with an app-guided scavenger hunt. Hunt for items, complete themed challenges, and compare your score nationwide — all while exploring Bricktown, public art, and the riverfront.
The city hums and the pavement feels alive as teams tap their phones and scatter from a chosen corner of downtown. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, Oklahoma City's streets become the front line of a playful zombie apocalypse: shopfronts, murals, and canal bridges are checkpoints, and every discovered survival item nudges your team up the national leaderboard.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The city hums and the pavement feels alive as teams tap their phones and scatter from a chosen corner of downtown. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, Oklahoma City's streets become the front line of a playful zombie apocalypse: shopfronts, murals, and canal bridges are checkpoints, and every discovered survival item nudges your team up the national leaderboard.
Oklahoma City grew fast in the 20th century — oil, rail and the 1889 Land Run reshaped the plains into a working city whose Bricktown warehouses later became a nightlife and cultural corridor. Geologically the region sits on flat, red-soil plains sloping toward the North Canadian River; elevation changes are minimal, so the challenge is urban navigation rather than steep climbs.
Culturally the route threads through contemporary murals, remade warehouse blocks, and civic spaces like Scissortail Park and the Bricktown Canal; players will pass public art, restaurants, and riverfront promenades. Local color matters here: small businesses, public transit access, and pedestrian patterns shape the fastest routes.
Practically: this is a self-guided walking game delivered via app with a remote host on chat. Expect 1–3 miles of walking over about 60 minutes with frequent stops to solve tasks. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for traffic and crosswalks. Teams should download the app in advance, enable location services, and budget time to enjoy a mural or coffee stop if they want to maximize points. The game rewards strategy and local curiosity—move quickly, read clues, and let the city push back in the best possible way.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect 1–3 miles of mostly flat walking with short bursts of running or fast walking if competing.
You’ll receive setup instructions and a start message before your scheduled time; download the app, enable location services, and follow the in-app prompts to begin.
The game is designed for about 60 minutes; most teams cover roughly 1–3 miles depending on route and pace.
Yes—infants and small children can use strollers; the activity is suitable for most ages and fitness levels but adjust your route and pace accordingly.
Service animals are allowed; general pets should be left at home unless the operator notes otherwise or local regulations permit them in public spaces.
Oklahoma City expanded rapidly after the 1889 Land Run and later boomed with the oil industry; Bricktown transformed from warehouses to an entertainment district during late 20th-century redevelopment.
Respect public art and private storefronts during play, carry out trash, and support local businesses you pass—urban recreation relies on community stewardship.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city hums and the pavement feels alive as teams tap their phones and scatter from a chosen corner of downtown. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, Oklahoma City's streets become the front line of a playful zombie apocalypse: shopfronts, murals, and canal bridges are checkpoints, and every discovered survival item nudges your team up the national leaderboard.
The city hums and the pavement feels alive as teams tap their phones and scatter from a chosen corner of downtown. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, Oklahoma City's streets become the front line of a playful zombie apocalypse: shopfronts, murals, and canal bridges are checkpoints, and every discovered survival item nudges your team up the national leaderboard.
Oklahoma City grew fast in the 20th century — oil, rail and the 1889 Land Run reshaped the plains into a working city whose Bricktown warehouses later became a nightlife and cultural corridor. Geologically the region sits on flat, red-soil plains sloping toward the North Canadian River; elevation changes are minimal, so the challenge is urban navigation rather than steep climbs.
Culturally the route threads through contemporary murals, remade warehouse blocks, and civic spaces like Scissortail Park and the Bricktown Canal; players will pass public art, restaurants, and riverfront promenades. Local color matters here: small businesses, public transit access, and pedestrian patterns shape the fastest routes.
Practically: this is a self-guided walking game delivered via app with a remote host on chat. Expect 1–3 miles of walking over about 60 minutes with frequent stops to solve tasks. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan for traffic and crosswalks. Teams should download the app in advance, enable location services, and budget time to enjoy a mural or coffee stop if they want to maximize points. The game rewards strategy and local curiosity—move quickly, read clues, and let the city push back in the best possible way.