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Turn Richardson into a playable battleground with an app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Race through plazas, historic Main Street, and public art sites to collect survival items and score against teams nationwide.
Turn Richardson into a playable battleground with an app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Race through plazas, historic Main Street, and public art sites to collect survival items and score against teams nationwide.
The late-afternoon sun slants across downtown Richardson as your team unlocks the first clue on a phone screen. Streets pulse with commuter traffic and park benches, storefronts and public art become prop-strewn landmarks in a city suddenly recast as a post-apocalyptic playground. You dart between murals and municipal plazas, using strategy as much as speed to collect virtual survival items and complete timed zombie challenges.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Richardson, Texas
The late-afternoon sun slants across downtown Richardson as your team unlocks the first clue on a phone screen. Streets pulse with commuter traffic and park benches, storefronts and public art become prop-strewn landmarks in a city suddenly recast as a post-apocalyptic playground. You dart between murals and municipal plazas, using strategy as much as speed to collect virtual survival items and complete timed zombie challenges.
Richardson began as a railroad stop in the late 19th century and later evolved into the Dallas–Fort Worth Telecom Corridor; today its grid of streets and mixed-use CityLine corridor provide an urban backdrop ideal for a walking, app-driven game. Geologically the area sits on the Blackland Prairie—flat to gently rolling terrain and compact clay soils—so expect mostly flat, easy walking with predictable surfaces and frequent crosswalks.
Culturally, Richardson blends suburban shopping centers, local breweries and small civic parks; the hunt takes you through civic plazas and historic Main Street storefronts where public art and community landmarks become mission points. Local transit (DART) and a network of multi-use trails make it easy to stage a route.
Practical guidance: download the Zombie Scavengers app, ensure your phone is charged, and choose a route that keeps you on public sidewalks and clearly marked parks. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water, and plan around rush-hour traffic. The game is self-guided but includes remote host support via chat—ideal for families, groups of friends, or bachelor/bachelorette parties looking for an active, urban adventure.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short bursts of walking and standing over paved surfaces
You’ll receive a message before your booked start time with instructions and a link to the app; follow the prompts to register and begin.
It’s self-guided—teams can visit objectives in any order and choose the path that suits them best within city limits.
Yes—this is a family-friendly, stroller-accessible walking activity suitable for a range of ages.
A remote host is available via in-app chat to answer questions and help troubleshoot during your session.
Richardson grew from a 19th-century railroad stop into a suburban tech and commerce hub known as the Telecom Corridor, shaping its mix of civic plazas and office parks used by the game.
Stick to sidewalks and public spaces, dispose of trash properly and respect private property; using existing trails and plazas helps minimize impact on green spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The late-afternoon sun slants across downtown Richardson as your team unlocks the first clue on a phone screen. Streets pulse with commuter traffic and park benches, storefronts and public art become prop-strewn landmarks in a city suddenly recast as a post-apocalyptic playground. You dart between murals and municipal plazas, using strategy as much as speed to collect virtual survival items and complete timed zombie challenges.
The late-afternoon sun slants across downtown Richardson as your team unlocks the first clue on a phone screen. Streets pulse with commuter traffic and park benches, storefronts and public art become prop-strewn landmarks in a city suddenly recast as a post-apocalyptic playground. You dart between murals and municipal plazas, using strategy as much as speed to collect virtual survival items and complete timed zombie challenges.
Richardson began as a railroad stop in the late 19th century and later evolved into the Dallas–Fort Worth Telecom Corridor; today its grid of streets and mixed-use CityLine corridor provide an urban backdrop ideal for a walking, app-driven game. Geologically the area sits on the Blackland Prairie—flat to gently rolling terrain and compact clay soils—so expect mostly flat, easy walking with predictable surfaces and frequent crosswalks.
Culturally, Richardson blends suburban shopping centers, local breweries and small civic parks; the hunt takes you through civic plazas and historic Main Street storefronts where public art and community landmarks become mission points. Local transit (DART) and a network of multi-use trails make it easy to stage a route.
Practical guidance: download the Zombie Scavengers app, ensure your phone is charged, and choose a route that keeps you on public sidewalks and clearly marked parks. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water, and plan around rush-hour traffic. The game is self-guided but includes remote host support via chat—ideal for families, groups of friends, or bachelor/bachelorette parties looking for an active, urban adventure.