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Race the clock across Garland in a 60-minute, app-led zombie scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete themed challenges, and stay in touch with a remote host as you explore downtown streets, murals, and pocket parks.
Race the clock across Garland in a 60-minute, app-led zombie scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete themed challenges, and stay in touch with a remote host as you explore downtown streets, murals, and pocket parks.
The city hums and the sidewalks dare you forward: in Garland, groups split up with phones in hand, scrolling through a list of survival items while traffic lights and public art form the backdrop to a make-believe apocalypse.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Garland, Texas
The city hums and the sidewalks dare you forward: in Garland, groups split up with phones in hand, scrolling through a list of survival items while traffic lights and public art form the backdrop to a make-believe apocalypse.
This one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt drops players into the mechanics of urban navigation and quick decision-making. Garland itself began as a late-19th-century rail town and still wears that grid of streets and old brick buildings—easy to read and easy to improvise on when the clock is ticking. The terrain is flat Blackland Prairie converted to pavement, punctuated by small parks, murals, and the Creek and trail corridors that thread the city.
Culture here leans practical: a diverse suburban community, local Main Street businesses, and public murals that double as checkpoints. The game emphasizes exploration of public spaces and light social play—teams earn points for found items and themed challenges while a remote host monitors progress and answers questions via chat.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a backup battery, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan for traffic and pedestrian crossings. The hunt is self-guided but private to your party; it’s suitable for families, corporate teams, or friend groups and works well with public transit or a short drive to downtown Garland. Expect about 60 minutes of walking and city navigation, minimal elevation, and lots of short sprints between clues. Respect private property, follow local laws, and use daylight for best visibility and safety.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking and basic mobility—suitable for most fitness levels
The activity is designed to last roughly 60 minutes; allow extra time for arrival, setup, and a short debrief.
Yes—it's family-friendly and stroller accessible, though younger children will need supervision during street crossings.
No—this is a self-guided experience with a remote host who monitors progress and assists via in-app chat.
The booking policy does not automatically cancel for weather; consider rescheduling if conditions make walking unsafe.
Garland developed as a railroad hub in the 1890s and retains a compact downtown grid and historic commercial buildings that double as interesting scavenger-hunt stops.
Stick to sidewalks and public paths, pack out any trash, and avoid disrupting greenbelt wildlife or private property while playing.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city hums and the sidewalks dare you forward: in Garland, groups split up with phones in hand, scrolling through a list of survival items while traffic lights and public art form the backdrop to a make-believe apocalypse.
The city hums and the sidewalks dare you forward: in Garland, groups split up with phones in hand, scrolling through a list of survival items while traffic lights and public art form the backdrop to a make-believe apocalypse.
This one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt drops players into the mechanics of urban navigation and quick decision-making. Garland itself began as a late-19th-century rail town and still wears that grid of streets and old brick buildings—easy to read and easy to improvise on when the clock is ticking. The terrain is flat Blackland Prairie converted to pavement, punctuated by small parks, murals, and the Creek and trail corridors that thread the city.
Culture here leans practical: a diverse suburban community, local Main Street businesses, and public murals that double as checkpoints. The game emphasizes exploration of public spaces and light social play—teams earn points for found items and themed challenges while a remote host monitors progress and answers questions via chat.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a backup battery, wear comfortable walking shoes, and plan for traffic and pedestrian crossings. The hunt is self-guided but private to your party; it’s suitable for families, corporate teams, or friend groups and works well with public transit or a short drive to downtown Garland. Expect about 60 minutes of walking and city navigation, minimal elevation, and lots of short sprints between clues. Respect private property, follow local laws, and use daylight for best visibility and safety.