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An hour-long, phone-powered scavenger hunt that turns Montgomery's downtown into a timed survival map. Teams search for supplies, complete challenges, and race the clock while passing major Civil Rights and riverfront landmarks.
An hour-long, phone-powered scavenger hunt that turns Montgomery's downtown into a timed survival map. Teams search for supplies, complete challenges, and race the clock while passing major Civil Rights and riverfront landmarks.
You step out onto a downtown sidewalk as if the city itself is testing you: storefronts glance over you, Riverfront Plaza watches the current, and the pavement seems to whisper choices. In Zombie Scavengers the street is your map and your smartphone the only tool between you and the supplies your colony needs. The game moves fast—60 minutes of walking, searching, answering trivia and completing small challenges across a compact urban grid.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Montgomery, Alabama
You step out onto a downtown sidewalk as if the city itself is testing you: storefronts glance over you, Riverfront Plaza watches the current, and the pavement seems to whisper choices. In Zombie Scavengers the street is your map and your smartphone the only tool between you and the supplies your colony needs. The game moves fast—60 minutes of walking, searching, answering trivia and completing small challenges across a compact urban grid.
Montgomery's streets carry layers of history: antebellum architecture, Civil Rights landmarks like Dexter Avenue and the Civil Rights Memorial, and the steady flow of the Alabama River nearby. The city's geology is plain-country—red clay and low rolling terraces—so expect hard sidewalks and brief elevation changes rather than alpine climbs.
This is a family-friendly, self-guided urban scavenger that uses your phone to log finds and score points. Teams of up to 10 work against the clock to reach a target score while staying on public sidewalks and obeying city laws. The game nudges you toward cultural sites and off-the-beaten-path storefronts, which makes it a good way to combine playful competition with local exploration.
Practical guide: start outside the recommended meeting point, bring a fully charged phone and a power bank, wear comfortable walking shoes, and budget time for navigating downtown traffic and light rail crossings. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early so your group can read the instructions and strategize. Keep water and a light rain layer handy—Montgomery weather can shift quickly in summer and spring. Above all, stay aware of traffic and respectfully move through neighborhoods and historic sites.
easy.
1 hour.
Light cardio: suitable for people who can walk briskly for up to an hour and climb a few steps.
Groups can include up to 10 players per booking; all team members work together through one shared game instance.
A mobile ticket is fine—your booking confirmation and the in-app instructions are enough to start the game.
Yes—it's family-friendly and suitable for children who can walk and follow instructions, though adults should supervise in busy traffic areas.
The activity is self-guided and generally proceeds in light rain; bring a rain jacket and use common-sense safety. Check cancellation terms for refunds if you need to cancel at least 24 hours ahead.
Montgomery is central to Civil Rights history and was briefly the first capital of the Confederacy; the downtown streets reflect 19th- and 20th-century layers of American history.
Play responsibly in public spaces—dispose of waste properly and support local businesses you pass; urban preservation depends on respectful foot traffic and minimal litter.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out onto a downtown sidewalk as if the city itself is testing you: storefronts glance over you, Riverfront Plaza watches the current, and the pavement seems to whisper choices. In Zombie Scavengers the street is your map and your smartphone the only tool between you and the supplies your colony needs. The game moves fast—60 minutes of walking, searching, answering trivia and completing small challenges across a compact urban grid.
You step out onto a downtown sidewalk as if the city itself is testing you: storefronts glance over you, Riverfront Plaza watches the current, and the pavement seems to whisper choices. In Zombie Scavengers the street is your map and your smartphone the only tool between you and the supplies your colony needs. The game moves fast—60 minutes of walking, searching, answering trivia and completing small challenges across a compact urban grid.
Montgomery's streets carry layers of history: antebellum architecture, Civil Rights landmarks like Dexter Avenue and the Civil Rights Memorial, and the steady flow of the Alabama River nearby. The city's geology is plain-country—red clay and low rolling terraces—so expect hard sidewalks and brief elevation changes rather than alpine climbs.
This is a family-friendly, self-guided urban scavenger that uses your phone to log finds and score points. Teams of up to 10 work against the clock to reach a target score while staying on public sidewalks and obeying city laws. The game nudges you toward cultural sites and off-the-beaten-path storefronts, which makes it a good way to combine playful competition with local exploration.
Practical guide: start outside the recommended meeting point, bring a fully charged phone and a power bank, wear comfortable walking shoes, and budget time for navigating downtown traffic and light rail crossings. Aim to arrive 10–15 minutes early so your group can read the instructions and strategize. Keep water and a light rain layer handy—Montgomery weather can shift quickly in summer and spring. Above all, stay aware of traffic and respectfully move through neighborhoods and historic sites.