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Turn Atlantic City's boardwalk and streets into a live-action zombie scavenger hunt. This app-led, two-hour urban game mixes photo challenges, puzzle-solving, and a remote guide to create a fast, flexible experience for groups and families.
Turn Atlantic City's boardwalk and streets into a live-action zombie scavenger hunt. This app-led, two-hour urban game mixes photo challenges, puzzle-solving, and a remote guide to create a fast, flexible experience for groups and families.
The boardwalk wind tugs at your jacket as the ocean dares you to move faster; Atlantic City's salt-slick air and flashing neon become the backdrop for a two-hour survival game that turns streets, piers, and casinos into checkpoints. You and your crew open an app, accept a mission, and suddenly everyday storefronts, murals, and promenades become clues, props and potential caches of 'supplies.'
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Atlantic City, New Jersey
The boardwalk wind tugs at your jacket as the ocean dares you to move faster; Atlantic City's salt-slick air and flashing neon become the backdrop for a two-hour survival game that turns streets, piers, and casinos into checkpoints. You and your crew open an app, accept a mission, and suddenly everyday storefronts, murals, and promenades become clues, props and potential caches of 'supplies.'
Atlantic City grew from a 19th-century resort with the first boardwalk into a modern, seasonal playground — its history visible in turn-of-the-century architecture, the Absecon Lighthouse, and the grid of avenues named for Civil War heroes. Geologically, the city sits on a low-lying barrier beach shaped by tides and storms, which makes the shoreline and boardwalk central players in any outdoor activity here. Culturally, it's a patchwork of old Jersey shore tourism, casino nightlife, and local communities whose stories show up in murals and mom-and-pop shops you’ll encounter on the hunt.
Expect a friendly, fast-paced urban treasure hunt: photo and video challenges, location-based puzzles, and a remote guide who nudges you via chat. The route is self-directed, so teams set the pace and pick the order of objectives — ideal for groups, parties, or families with older kids.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a small power bank, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan around tide and weather forecasts. Peak summer weekends are crowded; early mornings or late afternoons give cooler temperatures and clearer streets. Keep belongings secure and respect private property while improvising your survival narrative. This is an accessible, low-impact urban adventure that rewards curiosity, speed, and creativity.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking fitness; suitable for most adults and older children who can walk 1–3 miles.
After booking you’ll receive instructions by message and text within 24 hours with a link to the app and a start code; follow the prompts to begin at your chosen time.
Yes — the activity is stroller accessible and family-friendly, though some tasks require older children who can take photos or participate in quick challenges.
You can cancel up to 24 hours before the scheduled start for a full refund under the standard policy.
Yes — the hunt is self-directed; you choose your route and order of challenges within the two-hour window and can pause if needed.
Atlantic City’s boardwalk dates to the 1870s and grew as a coastal resort; the city later became known for casinos and year-round entertainment.
Shoreline erosion and storm impacts are real concerns — stick to designated paths, carry out trash, and follow local dune- and beach-protection signs.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boardwalk wind tugs at your jacket as the ocean dares you to move faster; Atlantic City's salt-slick air and flashing neon become the backdrop for a two-hour survival game that turns streets, piers, and casinos into checkpoints. You and your crew open an app, accept a mission, and suddenly everyday storefronts, murals, and promenades become clues, props and potential caches of 'supplies.'
The boardwalk wind tugs at your jacket as the ocean dares you to move faster; Atlantic City's salt-slick air and flashing neon become the backdrop for a two-hour survival game that turns streets, piers, and casinos into checkpoints. You and your crew open an app, accept a mission, and suddenly everyday storefronts, murals, and promenades become clues, props and potential caches of 'supplies.'
Atlantic City grew from a 19th-century resort with the first boardwalk into a modern, seasonal playground — its history visible in turn-of-the-century architecture, the Absecon Lighthouse, and the grid of avenues named for Civil War heroes. Geologically, the city sits on a low-lying barrier beach shaped by tides and storms, which makes the shoreline and boardwalk central players in any outdoor activity here. Culturally, it's a patchwork of old Jersey shore tourism, casino nightlife, and local communities whose stories show up in murals and mom-and-pop shops you’ll encounter on the hunt.
Expect a friendly, fast-paced urban treasure hunt: photo and video challenges, location-based puzzles, and a remote guide who nudges you via chat. The route is self-directed, so teams set the pace and pick the order of objectives — ideal for groups, parties, or families with older kids.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a small power bank, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan around tide and weather forecasts. Peak summer weekends are crowded; early mornings or late afternoons give cooler temperatures and clearer streets. Keep belongings secure and respect private property while improvising your survival narrative. This is an accessible, low-impact urban adventure that rewards curiosity, speed, and creativity.