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Turn Dublin into a playable map: this app-driven zombie scavenger hunt sends teams across historic streets to find survival items and complete challenges. It’s a fast, family-friendly way to explore the city in about an hour.
Turn Dublin into a playable map: this app-driven zombie scavenger hunt sends teams across historic streets to find survival items and complete challenges. It’s a fast, family-friendly way to explore the city in about an hour.
You step out from beneath a Georgian doorway and the city breathes around you—wind off the River Liffey daring you to move faster, cobbles clicking beneath sneakers as tramlines hum. The scavenger hunt hands you a mission on your phone: locate survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges and rack up points across Dublin’s streets in an hour.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Dublin, County Dublin
You step out from beneath a Georgian doorway and the city breathes around you—wind off the River Liffey daring you to move faster, cobbles clicking beneath sneakers as tramlines hum. The scavenger hunt hands you a mission on your phone: locate survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges and rack up points across Dublin’s streets in an hour.
Dublin’s layers are obvious as you play. Vikings set the first port here on the Liffey; medieval lanes survive alongside 18th-century squares and the straight lines of Georgian planning. The ground underfoot shifts from basalt-like canal edges to limestone-built quays, and the city’s literary and pub culture provides plenty of recognizable waypoints for clues.
This app-based experience is self-guided and private—teams pick their own route and pace. A remote host is available via chat throughout the one-hour game, and tickets are mobile-only. Expect 2–3 km of walking depending on detours, largely flat paved streets and historic cobbles; strollers and light mobility are accommodated. Public transport hubs at O’Connell Street and Trinity College make starts easy.
Practical prep keeps the game fun: charge your phone, wear supportive shoes for uneven stones, and choose quieter hours to avoid peak crowds. If it rains (it often does), keep the app dry and the map readable under a waterproof layer. The scavenger hunt is as much urban navigation and quick thinking as it is sightseeing—an active, playful way to see Dublin’s history and character while racing the undead clock.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for light walking; minimal elevation and basic urban stamina required
The standard run time is one hour, though total distance and time depend on your chosen route and how many challenges you attempt.
Yes—the game uses a mobile app; install it and verify your account before you start to avoid delays.
Yes—many clues are family-friendly and the route is stroller-accessible, but watch for cobbles and busy streets.
The experience is self-guided and runs in light rain; bring waterproof gear. The operator’s cancellation policy allows a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance.
Dublin grew from a Viking trading post on the Liffey into a medieval and later Georgian city; many streets and squares reflect those successive eras.
Respect historic streetscapes and avoid littering; support conservation efforts by keeping to pavements and using designated crossings to reduce wear on heritage surfaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out from beneath a Georgian doorway and the city breathes around you—wind off the River Liffey daring you to move faster, cobbles clicking beneath sneakers as tramlines hum. The scavenger hunt hands you a mission on your phone: locate survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges and rack up points across Dublin’s streets in an hour.
You step out from beneath a Georgian doorway and the city breathes around you—wind off the River Liffey daring you to move faster, cobbles clicking beneath sneakers as tramlines hum. The scavenger hunt hands you a mission on your phone: locate survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges and rack up points across Dublin’s streets in an hour.
Dublin’s layers are obvious as you play. Vikings set the first port here on the Liffey; medieval lanes survive alongside 18th-century squares and the straight lines of Georgian planning. The ground underfoot shifts from basalt-like canal edges to limestone-built quays, and the city’s literary and pub culture provides plenty of recognizable waypoints for clues.
This app-based experience is self-guided and private—teams pick their own route and pace. A remote host is available via chat throughout the one-hour game, and tickets are mobile-only. Expect 2–3 km of walking depending on detours, largely flat paved streets and historic cobbles; strollers and light mobility are accommodated. Public transport hubs at O’Connell Street and Trinity College make starts easy.
Practical prep keeps the game fun: charge your phone, wear supportive shoes for uneven stones, and choose quieter hours to avoid peak crowds. If it rains (it often does), keep the app dry and the map readable under a waterproof layer. The scavenger hunt is as much urban navigation and quick thinking as it is sightseeing—an active, playful way to see Dublin’s history and character while racing the undead clock.