THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Race the clock through Hull’s streets in a smartphone scavenger hunt that mixes local history, street art and timed challenges. With 60 minutes to score 4,000 points, teamwork and a charged phone are your best survival tools.
Race the clock through Hull’s streets in a smartphone scavenger hunt that mixes local history, street art and timed challenges. With 60 minutes to score 4,000 points, teamwork and a charged phone are your best survival tools.
You step out into a Hull street where brick and river wind together, the sidewalks daring you to move faster. Street art watches from alleys, shoppers drift past fish stalls and the Humber’s salt-scented breeze presses against your face — the city feels alive, and for the next hour it’s hostile territory.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
You step out into a Hull street where brick and river wind together, the sidewalks daring you to move faster. Street art watches from alleys, shoppers drift past fish stalls and the Humber’s salt-scented breeze presses against your face — the city feels alive, and for the next hour it’s hostile territory.
The game threads through Kingston upon Hull’s compact city center: cobbled lanes of the Old Town, the modern arcs of Hull Marina, and waterfront views shaped by the Humber estuary. Hull’s history — a 17th‑century port with deep maritime trade and resilient working-class neighborhoods — provides texture to the hunt. Geology here is driven by estuary mudflats and reclaimed marshes; streets sit on layers of human history rather than dramatic peaks. Cultural touchpoints like Trinity House, Humber Street Market, and contemporary murals punctuate your route and offer quick cultural detours between objectives.
Practically, Zombie Scavengers is a self-guided, smartphone-based city game with a 60‑minute timer and teams up to 10 people. Your mission: score 4,000 points by locating items, completing challenges, and answering trivia while staying outside and mobile. Public transport and plentiful cafés make a late-afternoon start convenient; the experience is family-friendly, stroller accessible, and allows service animals. Expect urban walking over paved surfaces, short sprints, and puzzle‑solving rather than technical exertion.
Bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes, and an eye for detail. Aim for off‑peak hours to avoid crowds, split tasks among teammates, and set a meeting point if you separate. The city nudges you forward — follow the clues, keep moving, and let Hull’s streets decide if your colony survives.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for casual walkers and families; basic stamina for short bursts of speed helps.
The standard experience is 60 minutes from your chosen start time; plan for an extra 15–30 minutes for arrival and debrief.
Teams can include up to 10 people on a single booking, but the game works well with 3–6 teammates for balanced roles.
No—mobile tickets are accepted; save the confirmation on your phone and show it at the recommended outdoor start point.
Yes, it’s family-friendly and stroller accessible, though younger children will need supervision to keep pace with the timed format.
Hull grew as a 17th‑century maritime port; its Old Town and docks reflect centuries of fishing and trading heritage.
Stick to public pathways, avoid littering historic sites, and support local businesses to minimize visitor impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out into a Hull street where brick and river wind together, the sidewalks daring you to move faster. Street art watches from alleys, shoppers drift past fish stalls and the Humber’s salt-scented breeze presses against your face — the city feels alive, and for the next hour it’s hostile territory.
You step out into a Hull street where brick and river wind together, the sidewalks daring you to move faster. Street art watches from alleys, shoppers drift past fish stalls and the Humber’s salt-scented breeze presses against your face — the city feels alive, and for the next hour it’s hostile territory.
The game threads through Kingston upon Hull’s compact city center: cobbled lanes of the Old Town, the modern arcs of Hull Marina, and waterfront views shaped by the Humber estuary. Hull’s history — a 17th‑century port with deep maritime trade and resilient working-class neighborhoods — provides texture to the hunt. Geology here is driven by estuary mudflats and reclaimed marshes; streets sit on layers of human history rather than dramatic peaks. Cultural touchpoints like Trinity House, Humber Street Market, and contemporary murals punctuate your route and offer quick cultural detours between objectives.
Practically, Zombie Scavengers is a self-guided, smartphone-based city game with a 60‑minute timer and teams up to 10 people. Your mission: score 4,000 points by locating items, completing challenges, and answering trivia while staying outside and mobile. Public transport and plentiful cafés make a late-afternoon start convenient; the experience is family-friendly, stroller accessible, and allows service animals. Expect urban walking over paved surfaces, short sprints, and puzzle‑solving rather than technical exertion.
Bring a charged phone, comfortable shoes, and an eye for detail. Aim for off‑peak hours to avoid crowds, split tasks among teammates, and set a meeting point if you separate. The city nudges you forward — follow the clues, keep moving, and let Hull’s streets decide if your colony survives.