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An app-led scavenger hunt that turns Old Town Scottsdale into a one-hour strategy game. Race to collect survival items, complete zombie challenges and compare your score to teams nationwide.
An app-led scavenger hunt that turns Old Town Scottsdale into a one-hour strategy game. Race to collect survival items, complete zombie challenges and compare your score to teams nationwide.
You step off the curb into Scottsdale sunlight, phone in hand and a score to chase. The city hums — café patios, public art, the canal's muted current — and the game map scatters survival items across streets and plazas. The premise is simple: collect supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams while a remote host watches the leaderboard and chats if you need help.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Scottsdale, Arizona
You step off the curb into Scottsdale sunlight, phone in hand and a score to chase. The city hums — café patios, public art, the canal's muted current — and the game map scatters survival items across streets and plazas. The premise is simple: collect supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams while a remote host watches the leaderboard and chats if you need help.
Scottsdale’s downtown grew from a small agricultural settlement founded by Winfield Scott in the late 1800s into a compact urban center where modern galleries sit beside Old Town storefronts. The geology here is Sonoran Desert — low ridgelines, saguaro-dotted lowlands and dry washes — but the scavenger hunt stays largely urban, routing players through pedestrian-friendly corridors and public art zones rather than rugged trails.
Expect an hour of brisk, social walking. The app-driven format lets teams pick their route; strategy matters more than speed. Play at dusk to catch long shadows and air that finally cools, or in the morning for quieter streets. Keep one eye on map pins and another on local storefronts and murals that hide clues.
Practical tips: wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and cap phone use with a battery pack. The activity is self-guided and stroller- and service-animal–friendly; public transit and street parking are available downtown. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours prior. Whether you’re in town for a weekend or looking for a group activity, this is a fast, low-impact way to explore Scottsdale with a competitive twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking fitness; suitable for most ages and mobility levels
The experience is self-guided and can start anywhere in Scottsdale; you’ll receive a message with instructions and the app launches your session remotely.
Teams can vary by booking, but the app supports small groups; check booking rules if you want to coordinate larger parties.
Yes — it’s stroller-accessible and suitable for kids who can walk and use the app with supervision; challenges are themed but not graphic.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time per the operator’s policy.
Scottsdale began as a late-19th-century farming community founded by Winfield Scott; Old Town preserves historic storefronts alongside modern galleries.
Respect desert plants and water-wise landscaping; choose walking routes that avoid fragile washes and support local businesses by staying on public sidewalks.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb into Scottsdale sunlight, phone in hand and a score to chase. The city hums — café patios, public art, the canal's muted current — and the game map scatters survival items across streets and plazas. The premise is simple: collect supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams while a remote host watches the leaderboard and chats if you need help.
You step off the curb into Scottsdale sunlight, phone in hand and a score to chase. The city hums — café patios, public art, the canal's muted current — and the game map scatters survival items across streets and plazas. The premise is simple: collect supplies, complete zombie-themed challenges and outscore other teams while a remote host watches the leaderboard and chats if you need help.
Scottsdale’s downtown grew from a small agricultural settlement founded by Winfield Scott in the late 1800s into a compact urban center where modern galleries sit beside Old Town storefronts. The geology here is Sonoran Desert — low ridgelines, saguaro-dotted lowlands and dry washes — but the scavenger hunt stays largely urban, routing players through pedestrian-friendly corridors and public art zones rather than rugged trails.
Expect an hour of brisk, social walking. The app-driven format lets teams pick their route; strategy matters more than speed. Play at dusk to catch long shadows and air that finally cools, or in the morning for quieter streets. Keep one eye on map pins and another on local storefronts and murals that hide clues.
Practical tips: wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and cap phone use with a battery pack. The activity is self-guided and stroller- and service-animal–friendly; public transit and street parking are available downtown. Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours prior. Whether you’re in town for a weekend or looking for a group activity, this is a fast, low-impact way to explore Scottsdale with a competitive twist.