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Use an app to hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges across Surrey in this one-hour interactive walking game. A remote host guides you as you compete for points and explore local streets.
Use an app to hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges across Surrey in this one-hour interactive walking game. A remote host guides you as you compete for points and explore local streets.
You tap the app and the streets of Surrey change pitch: ordinary storefronts, benches and alleyways become checkpoints in a city-scale puzzle. The game throws a list of survival items at you, a handful of zany zombie-themed challenges, and a remote host who nudges you through the rules. The pace is urban and deliberate — quick sprints between clue locations, thoughtful scanning of shop windows, and the occasional improvisation to earn bonus points.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Surrey, British Columbia
You tap the app and the streets of Surrey change pitch: ordinary storefronts, benches and alleyways become checkpoints in a city-scale puzzle. The game throws a list of survival items at you, a handful of zany zombie-themed challenges, and a remote host who nudges you through the rules. The pace is urban and deliberate — quick sprints between clue locations, thoughtful scanning of shop windows, and the occasional improvisation to earn bonus points.
Surrey sits on the traditional Coast Salish territories and grew from farming and rail routes into a diverse suburban hub. The ground here is largely flat, formed by glacial outwash and river deposits from the Fraser watershed, so the walking is easy but the layout can be surprising: grid streets, pocket parks, and unexpected plazas that a game like this uses to good effect.
Culturally the city blends South Asian markets, small independent cafés, and civic parks, so the scavenger list often nudges you into local character while the remote host keeps the tone playful. Expect an hour of low-impact exercise, conversation, and urban problem solving rather than a guided tour or performance.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan on public transit or street parking near your start point. The app is self-guided but supported by a host online; if you’re booking for a group, reserve one ticket and coordinate a single meeting time. The activity is accessible, family-friendly, and most rewarding when you mix strategy with speed — scan, swap roles, and keep an eye on traffic as you hustle between clues.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels — light walking with occasional bursts of speed; good for families and casual groups.
The experience is structured as a one-hour self-guided game, though your group can move faster or take extra time if desired.
Yes — you’ll need the event app and a working smartphone with data; the booking confirmation includes setup instructions.
Yes — the route is stroller accessible and family-friendly; challenges are designed to be playful rather than physically demanding.
A remote host is available via the app to answer questions, provide hints, and keep score while you play.
Surrey occupies Coast Salish territories and evolved from agricultural and rail roots into a multicultural suburban city — its streets reflect that layered history.
Keep to paved paths and dispose of trash in bins; small urban games scale well when teams respect local businesses and public spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the streets of Surrey change pitch: ordinary storefronts, benches and alleyways become checkpoints in a city-scale puzzle. The game throws a list of survival items at you, a handful of zany zombie-themed challenges, and a remote host who nudges you through the rules. The pace is urban and deliberate — quick sprints between clue locations, thoughtful scanning of shop windows, and the occasional improvisation to earn bonus points.
You tap the app and the streets of Surrey change pitch: ordinary storefronts, benches and alleyways become checkpoints in a city-scale puzzle. The game throws a list of survival items at you, a handful of zany zombie-themed challenges, and a remote host who nudges you through the rules. The pace is urban and deliberate — quick sprints between clue locations, thoughtful scanning of shop windows, and the occasional improvisation to earn bonus points.
Surrey sits on the traditional Coast Salish territories and grew from farming and rail routes into a diverse suburban hub. The ground here is largely flat, formed by glacial outwash and river deposits from the Fraser watershed, so the walking is easy but the layout can be surprising: grid streets, pocket parks, and unexpected plazas that a game like this uses to good effect.
Culturally the city blends South Asian markets, small independent cafés, and civic parks, so the scavenger list often nudges you into local character while the remote host keeps the tone playful. Expect an hour of low-impact exercise, conversation, and urban problem solving rather than a guided tour or performance.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with data, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan on public transit or street parking near your start point. The app is self-guided but supported by a host online; if you’re booking for a group, reserve one ticket and coordinate a single meeting time. The activity is accessible, family-friendly, and most rewarding when you mix strategy with speed — scan, swap roles, and keep an eye on traffic as you hustle between clues.