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Race through Old Towne Orange with a phone in hand and a playful mission: collect survival items, complete zombie challenges, and rack up points in a one-hour urban scavenger hunt. Ideal for families and friend groups seeking city-based adventure with local flavor.
Race through Old Towne Orange with a phone in hand and a playful mission: collect survival items, complete zombie challenges, and rack up points in a one-hour urban scavenger hunt. Ideal for families and friend groups seeking city-based adventure with local flavor.
The plaza clock chimes as your team bounces between storefronts, scanning the street for the next survival item on your phone. Sunlight cuts across brick sidewalks and the app pings: a zombie-themed challenge awaits three blocks away. This is Old Towne Orange with a playful, urgent edge — an urban playground turned post-apocalypse training ground.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Orange, California
The plaza clock chimes as your team bounces between storefronts, scanning the street for the next survival item on your phone. Sunlight cuts across brick sidewalks and the app pings: a zombie-themed challenge awaits three blocks away. This is Old Towne Orange with a playful, urgent edge — an urban playground turned post-apocalypse training ground.
Orange grew up around citrus groves and the railroad in the late 19th century; today its preserved Plaza and grid of historic homes give the downtown a small-city feel. Geologically the area sits on the alluvial coastal plain of Orange County, where flat streets and wide sidewalks make city roaming easy. Cultural cues here blend college life from nearby Chapman University, antique shops, and a steady stream of local cafes that fuel scavenger teams.
The Zombie Scavengers experience uses an app to issue item hunts and challenges over a one-hour self-guided route; a remote host monitors progress and answers questions via chat. Expect short walks between tasks, photo-based clues, and light interaction with public spaces — it’s a social, urban game rather than a backcountry trek.
Practical tips: bring a fully charged smartphone and portable battery, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan to start near the Plaza to hit compact blocks and parking. Midday in summer can be hot; early evening offers cooler air and active street life. The game accommodates small kids and is stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed. With basic prep and local awareness, this scavenger hunt is an efficient, lively way to explore Orange while racing a fictional outbreak.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires short bursts of walking and standing but no sustained exertion.
You’ll receive a message before your scheduled time with instructions and the link to open the app and begin; contact the host if you don’t get the message.
The event is private to your booking; it works well for small groups or families — one booking covers your team for the one-hour experience.
Yes — the operator lists stroller accessibility and allows service animals; general pets should be managed according to local leash laws and venue rules.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; last-minute cancellations are not refundable.
Old Towne Orange developed around the Southern Pacific rail line and a central plaza in the late 1800s; many storefronts retain original facades and period details.
Stay on sidewalks and respect private property during challenges; reducing single-use plastics and disposing of trash at local bins helps keep the Plaza and streets tidy.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The plaza clock chimes as your team bounces between storefronts, scanning the street for the next survival item on your phone. Sunlight cuts across brick sidewalks and the app pings: a zombie-themed challenge awaits three blocks away. This is Old Towne Orange with a playful, urgent edge — an urban playground turned post-apocalypse training ground.
The plaza clock chimes as your team bounces between storefronts, scanning the street for the next survival item on your phone. Sunlight cuts across brick sidewalks and the app pings: a zombie-themed challenge awaits three blocks away. This is Old Towne Orange with a playful, urgent edge — an urban playground turned post-apocalypse training ground.
Orange grew up around citrus groves and the railroad in the late 19th century; today its preserved Plaza and grid of historic homes give the downtown a small-city feel. Geologically the area sits on the alluvial coastal plain of Orange County, where flat streets and wide sidewalks make city roaming easy. Cultural cues here blend college life from nearby Chapman University, antique shops, and a steady stream of local cafes that fuel scavenger teams.
The Zombie Scavengers experience uses an app to issue item hunts and challenges over a one-hour self-guided route; a remote host monitors progress and answers questions via chat. Expect short walks between tasks, photo-based clues, and light interaction with public spaces — it’s a social, urban game rather than a backcountry trek.
Practical tips: bring a fully charged smartphone and portable battery, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan to start near the Plaza to hit compact blocks and parking. Midday in summer can be hot; early evening offers cooler air and active street life. The game accommodates small kids and is stroller-accessible; service animals are allowed. With basic prep and local awareness, this scavenger hunt is an efficient, lively way to explore Orange while racing a fictional outbreak.