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Turn Saint Paul into an app-driven survival map: a 60-minute scavenger hunt that sends teams across downtown to find items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and outscore rivals — all while seeing the city’s civic landmarks in a new light. Mobile ticket required.
Turn Saint Paul into an app-driven survival map: a 60-minute scavenger hunt that sends teams across downtown to find items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and outscore rivals — all while seeing the city’s civic landmarks in a new light. Mobile ticket required.
The air tastes of river and warm pavement as you tap the app and step into Saint Paul’s grid with a single, absurd mission: survive a fictional zombie outbreak. The route threads past brick storefronts, courthouse steps and the occasional river breeze from the Mississippi, with challenges and item-hunts that force you to look twice at everyday corners.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Saint Paul, Minnesota
The air tastes of river and warm pavement as you tap the app and step into Saint Paul’s grid with a single, absurd mission: survive a fictional zombie outbreak. The route threads past brick storefronts, courthouse steps and the occasional river breeze from the Mississippi, with challenges and item-hunts that force you to look twice at everyday corners.
Saint Paul’s streets carry layers of history — river commerce, Gilded Age mansions on Summit Avenue, and a civic core built around the State Capitol. That legacy makes for compact, walkable neighborhoods where an app can turn city history and civic architecture into game mechanics: photo tasks at stately facades, scavenger items hidden in plain sight near public squares, and bonus points for creative interaction.
The experience is an hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt with remote host chat support. Players use a mobile ticket, see other teams’ scores in real time, and choose their own route to maximize points. It’s low-impact and accessible — suitable for families with strollers or travelers using public transit.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, bring a small data plan or use Wi‑Fi where available, and wear comfortable walking shoes; expect 1–2 miles of walking depending on choices. Aim for quieter weekday mornings to avoid crowds, and plan a meetup spot like Rice Park or the Cathedral lawn for a tidy finish. The game rewards quick thinking and local curiosity more than speed — look for visual clues, talk to friendly shopkeepers when helpful, and keep an eye on the app’s timer. In short: it’s urban exploration with playful pressure and a social, city-savvy twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking fitness — able to walk 1–3 miles on pavement and stand for short tasks
The experience is designed to be one hour long, though walking distance depends on your chosen route and pace.
No — the game is app-led with a remote host available via chat; you’ll receive instructions before starting.
Yes — the listing notes stroller accessibility and suitability for a wide range of fitness levels, though challenges may require light walking and participation.
Contact the operator at the provided phone number before the scheduled start — the listing includes a contact for troubleshooting.
Saint Paul grew as a river port and later became Minnesota’s political center; Summit Avenue and the State Capitol reflect the city’s 19th-century prosperity.
Urban conservation here focuses on river health and clean public spaces — keep the game low-impact by following local litter rules and respecting private property.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The air tastes of river and warm pavement as you tap the app and step into Saint Paul’s grid with a single, absurd mission: survive a fictional zombie outbreak. The route threads past brick storefronts, courthouse steps and the occasional river breeze from the Mississippi, with challenges and item-hunts that force you to look twice at everyday corners.
The air tastes of river and warm pavement as you tap the app and step into Saint Paul’s grid with a single, absurd mission: survive a fictional zombie outbreak. The route threads past brick storefronts, courthouse steps and the occasional river breeze from the Mississippi, with challenges and item-hunts that force you to look twice at everyday corners.
Saint Paul’s streets carry layers of history — river commerce, Gilded Age mansions on Summit Avenue, and a civic core built around the State Capitol. That legacy makes for compact, walkable neighborhoods where an app can turn city history and civic architecture into game mechanics: photo tasks at stately facades, scavenger items hidden in plain sight near public squares, and bonus points for creative interaction.
The experience is an hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt with remote host chat support. Players use a mobile ticket, see other teams’ scores in real time, and choose their own route to maximize points. It’s low-impact and accessible — suitable for families with strollers or travelers using public transit.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, bring a small data plan or use Wi‑Fi where available, and wear comfortable walking shoes; expect 1–2 miles of walking depending on choices. Aim for quieter weekday mornings to avoid crowds, and plan a meetup spot like Rice Park or the Cathedral lawn for a tidy finish. The game rewards quick thinking and local curiosity more than speed — look for visual clues, talk to friendly shopkeepers when helpful, and keep an eye on the app’s timer. In short: it’s urban exploration with playful pressure and a social, city-savvy twist.