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Turn downtown Regina into an apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete zombie challenges and compare your score with teams nationwide.
Turn downtown Regina into an apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Find survival items, complete zombie challenges and compare your score with teams nationwide.
You unlock the app, step onto a Regina sidewalk and the city shifts: storefronts become supply caches, murals mark safe zones, and a remote host greets you with a challenge. The hour moves fast — you and your team dart through blocks, choosing which survival items to chase and which zombie-themed tasks to risk for extra points.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Regina, Saskatchewan
You unlock the app, step onto a Regina sidewalk and the city shifts: storefronts become supply caches, murals mark safe zones, and a remote host greets you with a challenge. The hour moves fast — you and your team dart through blocks, choosing which survival items to chase and which zombie-themed tasks to risk for extra points.
Regina’s layout tells a short civic story: the grid of early 20th-century streets around Government House, the broad green of Wascana Centre where urban wetlands push back against development, and the compact commercial strips that have evolved into local hubs of food and street art. The geology here is prairie plain — flat, open, and wind-prone — so visibility is good and navigation is straightforward.
Culturally the game sits beside community life: you’ll pass small businesses, historic facades and public art that reflect the city’s prairie roots and contemporary creative pulse. Expect to interact with the city rather than be sequestered from it; respect private property and busy storefronts.
Practically: the scavenger hunt is self-guided, mobile-based and lasts about 60 minutes. A remote host chats with teams for hints and scoring; you’ll need a charged smartphone and basic walking footwear. Routes are flat and stroller-friendly, but Regina wind and rain move quickly — layer up and carry a compact rain shell. Bring a power bank, plan for public transit or short walking distances between objectives, and allow extra time to explore Wascana Centre if you want quieter green space after the game.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect moderate walking with short bursts of speed
Yes — the experience is app-based and requires a mobile device to receive tasks, track points and chat with the remote host.
Yes — it’s stroller-friendly and rated easy, but parents should supervise younger children during street crossings and interactions near businesses.
Service animals are allowed, but pets may not be suitable for the pace and urban environment; follow local leash laws and avoid crowded areas.
The activity runs in most weather; dress appropriately. Refund policy allows full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before the booking.
Regina became the capital of Saskatchewan in the late 19th century; downtown streets reflect the city’s early grid plan and civic institutions clustered near Government House.
Stay on public paths in parks like Wascana Centre, pack out trash and avoid disturbing nesting birds in spring to minimize urban-wildlife impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You unlock the app, step onto a Regina sidewalk and the city shifts: storefronts become supply caches, murals mark safe zones, and a remote host greets you with a challenge. The hour moves fast — you and your team dart through blocks, choosing which survival items to chase and which zombie-themed tasks to risk for extra points.
You unlock the app, step onto a Regina sidewalk and the city shifts: storefronts become supply caches, murals mark safe zones, and a remote host greets you with a challenge. The hour moves fast — you and your team dart through blocks, choosing which survival items to chase and which zombie-themed tasks to risk for extra points.
Regina’s layout tells a short civic story: the grid of early 20th-century streets around Government House, the broad green of Wascana Centre where urban wetlands push back against development, and the compact commercial strips that have evolved into local hubs of food and street art. The geology here is prairie plain — flat, open, and wind-prone — so visibility is good and navigation is straightforward.
Culturally the game sits beside community life: you’ll pass small businesses, historic facades and public art that reflect the city’s prairie roots and contemporary creative pulse. Expect to interact with the city rather than be sequestered from it; respect private property and busy storefronts.
Practically: the scavenger hunt is self-guided, mobile-based and lasts about 60 minutes. A remote host chats with teams for hints and scoring; you’ll need a charged smartphone and basic walking footwear. Routes are flat and stroller-friendly, but Regina wind and rain move quickly — layer up and carry a compact rain shell. Bring a power bank, plan for public transit or short walking distances between objectives, and allow extra time to explore Wascana Centre if you want quieter green space after the game.