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Turn Sutton Coldfield into an hour-long survival puzzle where streets, parks and quick trivia determine whether your colony survives. Fast-paced, family-friendly and entirely self-guided, this 60-minute scavenger hunt uses your smartphone to score points and test teamwork.
Turn Sutton Coldfield into an hour-long survival puzzle where streets, parks and quick trivia determine whether your colony survives. Fast-paced, family-friendly and entirely self-guided, this 60-minute scavenger hunt uses your smartphone to score points and test teamwork.
A cold clockface of a minute hand pushes you out of Sutton Coldfield town center and into a compact map of urgent choices. The app pings, a list appears and suddenly cobbled lanes, modern retail fronts and the edges of Sutton Park all become potential supply caches. You and your group have 60 minutes to gather points, answer challenges and outrun an imaginary collapse of order.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands
A cold clockface of a minute hand pushes you out of Sutton Coldfield town center and into a compact map of urgent choices. The app pings, a list appears and suddenly cobbled lanes, modern retail fronts and the edges of Sutton Park all become potential supply caches. You and your group have 60 minutes to gather points, answer challenges and outrun an imaginary collapse of order.
Sutton Coldfield sits north of Birmingham and grew from a medieval market town into a commuter hub with one standout neighbor: Sutton Park, one of Europe’s largest urban parks. The streets you move through carry layers of industrial-era terraces, Victorian civic buildings, and green corridors where local rivers and canals once powered mills. That mix of town and parkland shapes the game—urban features become clues, civic history becomes context.
Expect brisk walking on pavement and park paths, quick decisions and smartphone navigation. The experience is family-friendly and physically undemanding, but it rewards situational awareness and fast teamwork. Public transit and parking are nearby; the recommended start is outside the designated meeting point so your app can register the hunt. Bring a fully charged phone, a small power bank, comfortable shoes and a light waterproof—Sutton’s weather can shift mid-game.
Practical strategy: assign a navigator, split tasks between scavenging and trivia, and aim for high-value items first. The game is about tempo—move quickly, score smartly, and let the city’s streets dare you to find clever solutions before the hour runs out.
easy.
60 minutes.
Light physical condition; suitable for most ages who can walk briskly for an hour.
No—this is a family-friendly, self-guided smartphone game with no live actors; the ‘zombies’ are fictional context.
Teams can include up to 10 people; smaller teams often move faster and coordinate more easily.
Begin outside the recommended starting location listed in your booking so the app can register your start point.
Yes—infants and small children can use strollers, though terrain and timing may be more challenging with very young kids.
Sutton Coldfield evolved from a medieval market town and expanded in the Victorian era; nearby Sutton Park reflects centuries of land use from common grazing to royal hunting grounds.
Play with respect—avoid trampling vegetation or private property; stick to public paths and follow local litter rules to reduce impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold clockface of a minute hand pushes you out of Sutton Coldfield town center and into a compact map of urgent choices. The app pings, a list appears and suddenly cobbled lanes, modern retail fronts and the edges of Sutton Park all become potential supply caches. You and your group have 60 minutes to gather points, answer challenges and outrun an imaginary collapse of order.
A cold clockface of a minute hand pushes you out of Sutton Coldfield town center and into a compact map of urgent choices. The app pings, a list appears and suddenly cobbled lanes, modern retail fronts and the edges of Sutton Park all become potential supply caches. You and your group have 60 minutes to gather points, answer challenges and outrun an imaginary collapse of order.
Sutton Coldfield sits north of Birmingham and grew from a medieval market town into a commuter hub with one standout neighbor: Sutton Park, one of Europe’s largest urban parks. The streets you move through carry layers of industrial-era terraces, Victorian civic buildings, and green corridors where local rivers and canals once powered mills. That mix of town and parkland shapes the game—urban features become clues, civic history becomes context.
Expect brisk walking on pavement and park paths, quick decisions and smartphone navigation. The experience is family-friendly and physically undemanding, but it rewards situational awareness and fast teamwork. Public transit and parking are nearby; the recommended start is outside the designated meeting point so your app can register the hunt. Bring a fully charged phone, a small power bank, comfortable shoes and a light waterproof—Sutton’s weather can shift mid-game.
Practical strategy: assign a navigator, split tasks between scavenging and trivia, and aim for high-value items first. The game is about tempo—move quickly, score smartly, and let the city’s streets dare you to find clever solutions before the hour runs out.