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Step into AMC’s The Walking Dead: an official outdoor escape game that turns Orléans’ medieval streets into an apocalyptic playground. Play on your phone, solve urban puzzles, and earn survival points across a two-hour scenario suited to all fitness levels.
Step into AMC’s The Walking Dead: an official outdoor escape game that turns Orléans’ medieval streets into an apocalyptic playground. Play on your phone, solve urban puzzles, and earn survival points across a two-hour scenario suited to all fitness levels.
The cobbles of Orléans shift underfoot as your team boots up the game app and steps into an urban apocalypse.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Orleans, Centre-Val de Loire
The cobbles of Orléans shift underfoot as your team boots up the game app and steps into an urban apocalypse.
Streetlamps throw long shadows across the city center while recorded voices and character prompts—Daryl, Maggie, Rick—pull you into a narrative that turns familiar alleys into tactical choices. The experience unfolds across downtown Orléans, where medieval façades and broad riverfronts become stages for puzzle-solving, decision-making and timed missions.
Orléans wears its past plainly: the city remembers Joan of Arc's 1429 lifting of the siege, and its streets still carry medieval alignments that make orientation part of the game. Geology is subtle here—the Loire's broad floodplain shapes the low-lying quays and green strips you’ll cross—and local culture prizes cafés and short, walkable streets that make regrouping between clues easy.
Practical side: the official AMC Walking Dead urban escape runs about two hours, delivered through a free app and a unique game code per team. It’s designed for all fitness levels, fully wheelchair-accessible, and plays without prior reservation. Expect to use your smartphone for navigation, photo and video capture, and score tracking; organizers supply instructions and the scenario. Teams earn survival points based on choices; low scores trigger harder missions.
Plan for charged phones, comfortable urban footwear, and an hour buffer to learn the app. Play smart: respect private property, follow local pedestrian rules, and choose daylight if you want easier navigation. The game is immersive rather than athletic—an excellent blend of story, city history and interactive challenge.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily walking and light standing.
No—this experience can be played on the day at the time of your choice without prior reservation, though you must redeem a code when booking.
Yes; the route and surfaces are listed as wheelchair-accessible and the experience is suitable for all physical fitness levels.
Bookings issue a single game code per team; the experience is designed to be played by small groups using one or more smartphones to collaborate.
Yes—photos and videos can be captured and recovered directly on your smartphone via the app.
Orléans played a pivotal role in the Hundred Years' War; Joan of Arc’s lifting of the siege in 1429 is a defining local moment and much of the city center preserves medieval street patterns.
The Loire is a protected river system—respect riverside habitats, avoid littering, and follow local walking routes to minimize impact on green spaces.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The cobbles of Orléans shift underfoot as your team boots up the game app and steps into an urban apocalypse.
The cobbles of Orléans shift underfoot as your team boots up the game app and steps into an urban apocalypse.
Streetlamps throw long shadows across the city center while recorded voices and character prompts—Daryl, Maggie, Rick—pull you into a narrative that turns familiar alleys into tactical choices. The experience unfolds across downtown Orléans, where medieval façades and broad riverfronts become stages for puzzle-solving, decision-making and timed missions.
Orléans wears its past plainly: the city remembers Joan of Arc's 1429 lifting of the siege, and its streets still carry medieval alignments that make orientation part of the game. Geology is subtle here—the Loire's broad floodplain shapes the low-lying quays and green strips you’ll cross—and local culture prizes cafés and short, walkable streets that make regrouping between clues easy.
Practical side: the official AMC Walking Dead urban escape runs about two hours, delivered through a free app and a unique game code per team. It’s designed for all fitness levels, fully wheelchair-accessible, and plays without prior reservation. Expect to use your smartphone for navigation, photo and video capture, and score tracking; organizers supply instructions and the scenario. Teams earn survival points based on choices; low scores trigger harder missions.
Plan for charged phones, comfortable urban footwear, and an hour buffer to learn the app. Play smart: respect private property, follow local pedestrian rules, and choose daylight if you want easier navigation. The game is immersive rather than athletic—an excellent blend of story, city history and interactive challenge.