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Turn Burbank into a post-apocalyptic gameboard using your phone. This one-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt challenges you to find items, complete zombie-themed tasks and outscore other teams across the country.
Turn Burbank into a post-apocalyptic gameboard using your phone. This one-hour, self-guided scavenger hunt challenges you to find items, complete zombie-themed tasks and outscore other teams across the country.
The city hums, lights blink, and your phone becomes the map to survival. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, players are dropped into Burbank with a mission: locate everyday objects, complete themed challenges and outscore rival teams while a remote host watches over your progress.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Burbank, California
The city hums, lights blink, and your phone becomes the map to survival. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, players are dropped into Burbank with a mission: locate everyday objects, complete themed challenges and outscore rival teams while a remote host watches over your progress.
Burbank grew from orchards and a 19th-century land grant into a mid‑century media hub; its grid of low-rise studios, commercial strips and residential pockets makes it an ideal playground for a roaming game. The streets and alleys that supported early film crews now hide the props and clues that the app asks you to find, and the city’s pragmatic layout means you can choose a strategic route without losing time to steep hills or rough terrain.
Players should expect paved sidewalks, short urban blocks, and frequent stops at storefronts, parks and public plazas. The experience blends casual sightseeing with light problem-solving: clues can be visual, locational or challenge-based, and the app awards points for speed and creativity. Expect moderate foot travel—plan for an hour of walking with frequent pauses.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable charger, use public transit or reserve street parking in advance, and keep awareness of traffic when crossing busy intersections. The game respects private property—clues are solvable from public sidewalks. If weather or accessibility is a concern, the host is reachable by chat to adapt the route. This is social, urban play designed for curious walkers who like puzzles, friendly competition and seeing a familiar city from a new angle.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels—comfortable walking ability for roughly 1 hour with stops
Yes — the game is app-based; you’ll receive instructions and a link before your start time to download or access the game interface.
This is self-guided and starts wherever you choose within the city; you’ll receive a message with full instructions and the virtual start point prior to play.
Each booking covers one game session; multiple participants can play together using the same booking, but check the host if you plan a large group.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; otherwise refunds may not be given.
Burbank evolved from 19th-century agricultural land into a 20th-century media center; studios and service businesses shaped the city’s grid and public spaces used for the game.
Stick to sidewalks, avoid private property, and carry out any trash—urban games can concentrate foot traffic so be mindful of public spaces.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city hums, lights blink, and your phone becomes the map to survival. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, players are dropped into Burbank with a mission: locate everyday objects, complete themed challenges and outscore rival teams while a remote host watches over your progress.
The city hums, lights blink, and your phone becomes the map to survival. In this hour-long, app-driven scavenger hunt, players are dropped into Burbank with a mission: locate everyday objects, complete themed challenges and outscore rival teams while a remote host watches over your progress.
Burbank grew from orchards and a 19th-century land grant into a mid‑century media hub; its grid of low-rise studios, commercial strips and residential pockets makes it an ideal playground for a roaming game. The streets and alleys that supported early film crews now hide the props and clues that the app asks you to find, and the city’s pragmatic layout means you can choose a strategic route without losing time to steep hills or rough terrain.
Players should expect paved sidewalks, short urban blocks, and frequent stops at storefronts, parks and public plazas. The experience blends casual sightseeing with light problem-solving: clues can be visual, locational or challenge-based, and the app awards points for speed and creativity. Expect moderate foot travel—plan for an hour of walking with frequent pauses.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone and a portable charger, use public transit or reserve street parking in advance, and keep awareness of traffic when crossing busy intersections. The game respects private property—clues are solvable from public sidewalks. If weather or accessibility is a concern, the host is reachable by chat to adapt the route. This is social, urban play designed for curious walkers who like puzzles, friendly competition and seeing a familiar city from a new angle.