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Race the clock along Main Street Unionville with a phone-led zombie scavenger hunt. Use an app to find survival items, complete themed challenges, and compare scores on a live leaderboard.
Race the clock along Main Street Unionville with a phone-led zombie scavenger hunt. Use an app to find survival items, complete themed challenges, and compare scores on a live leaderboard.
You step off the curb of Main Street Unionville with a phone buzzing in your palm and the village’s painted storefronts watching like friendly witnesses. Cobblestone-like sidewalks and turn-of-the-century façades give the lane character; the app hands you a survival list and a clock. The hour moves fast — shop windows, park benches and side streets become caches of supplies and stages for goofy, zombie-themed challenges.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Unionville, Ontario
You step off the curb of Main Street Unionville with a phone buzzing in your palm and the village’s painted storefronts watching like friendly witnesses. Cobblestone-like sidewalks and turn-of-the-century façades give the lane character; the app hands you a survival list and a clock. The hour moves fast — shop windows, park benches and side streets become caches of supplies and stages for goofy, zombie-themed challenges.
Unionville began as a 19th-century mill village and the heritage buildings you pass still wear that era’s geometry: brick, narrow windows, and ironwork. Geologically the area sits on glacially deposited soil near the Oak Ridges Moraine’s influence to the north, so streets are flat and easy underfoot. Culturally, Main Street hums with bakeries, galleries, and seasonal festivals — a small-town core with Greater Toronto energy just a short drive away.
Expect light urban exploration rather than wilderness navigation: the game uses GPS and photos, a remote host monitors progress, and you can play at your own pace. The app scores found items and completed tasks, and a leaderboard lets competitive teams compare survival skills.
Practical guidance: download and test the app before you start, bring a fully charged phone and a portable charger, wear comfortable walking shoes, and build an hour into your schedule (longer if you linger in cafés). The experience is stroller- and transit-friendly; pets allowed (service animals excepted per local rules). Plan for weather and early evening light if you play in fall or winter — the streets are picturesque, but the scoreboard waits for no one.
easy.
1 hour.
Minimal — basic walking stamina for about 1 hour; suitable for most ages and fitness levels
Download the app indicated in your booking confirmation, create or join the session, allow location and camera permissions, then follow the app’s prompts to begin.
No — the experience is self-guided; a remote interactive host is available via chat in the app to answer questions during your game.
Yes — the activity is stroller-accessible and suitable for a wide age range; tasks are family-friendly but younger children may need adult help with the app.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled session; last-minute cancellations are not refundable according to the provider’s policy.
Unionville grew around a 19th-century mill and retains a compact historic Main Street with many restored buildings reflective of its settler-era commerce.
Stick to sidewalks and marked paths; Main Street businesses depend on respectful visitation, and local parks encourage leaving no trace to protect urban wildlife.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the curb of Main Street Unionville with a phone buzzing in your palm and the village’s painted storefronts watching like friendly witnesses. Cobblestone-like sidewalks and turn-of-the-century façades give the lane character; the app hands you a survival list and a clock. The hour moves fast — shop windows, park benches and side streets become caches of supplies and stages for goofy, zombie-themed challenges.
You step off the curb of Main Street Unionville with a phone buzzing in your palm and the village’s painted storefronts watching like friendly witnesses. Cobblestone-like sidewalks and turn-of-the-century façades give the lane character; the app hands you a survival list and a clock. The hour moves fast — shop windows, park benches and side streets become caches of supplies and stages for goofy, zombie-themed challenges.
Unionville began as a 19th-century mill village and the heritage buildings you pass still wear that era’s geometry: brick, narrow windows, and ironwork. Geologically the area sits on glacially deposited soil near the Oak Ridges Moraine’s influence to the north, so streets are flat and easy underfoot. Culturally, Main Street hums with bakeries, galleries, and seasonal festivals — a small-town core with Greater Toronto energy just a short drive away.
Expect light urban exploration rather than wilderness navigation: the game uses GPS and photos, a remote host monitors progress, and you can play at your own pace. The app scores found items and completed tasks, and a leaderboard lets competitive teams compare survival skills.
Practical guidance: download and test the app before you start, bring a fully charged phone and a portable charger, wear comfortable walking shoes, and build an hour into your schedule (longer if you linger in cafés). The experience is stroller- and transit-friendly; pets allowed (service animals excepted per local rules). Plan for weather and early evening light if you play in fall or winter — the streets are picturesque, but the scoreboard waits for no one.