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Turn Corona’s streets into a strategic playground with a one-hour app-led Zombie Scavengers scavenger hunt. Use clues, complete themed tasks, and outscore other teams while exploring the Circle City’s downtown and hidden corners.
Turn Corona’s streets into a strategic playground with a one-hour app-led Zombie Scavengers scavenger hunt. Use clues, complete themed tasks, and outscore other teams while exploring the Circle City’s downtown and hidden corners.
You tap the app and the city answers back. Corona’s broad Grand Boulevard curves like a composed challenge, storefronts and palm-lined streets offering hiding places for the survival items on your list. Local traffic hums; a distant foothill silhouette watches as your team splits up to hunt, photograph, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie tasks under a late-afternoon sun.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Corona, California
You tap the app and the city answers back. Corona’s broad Grand Boulevard curves like a composed challenge, storefronts and palm-lined streets offering hiding places for the survival items on your list. Local traffic hums; a distant foothill silhouette watches as your team splits up to hunt, photograph, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie tasks under a late-afternoon sun.
Corona grew as part of Southern California’s citrus boom and earned the nickname “The Circle City” for its Grand Boulevard. Geologically it sits on an alluvial plain at the foot of the Santa Ana foothills, where urban blocks meet scrub and parkland; culturally it blends small-city Main Street energy with Inland Empire commuters and local festivals.
This app-led, self-guided game turns city streets into a strategic playground: collect virtual points by finding everyday objects, completing themed challenges, and using local clues to outscore other teams. A remote host supports you by chat, but navigation, timing, and people-reading are on you. Expect short walking bursts, unpredictable urban terrain, and social interactions with passersby.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with the app installed, comfortable shoes for up to an hour of walking, and water for hot afternoons. Start near downtown or a transit stop to minimize dead time; mornings and early evenings are cooler and less congested. Respect businesses and private property — the best points come from clever observation, not intrusion. In one hour you’ll cover a few city blocks to a couple of miles depending on strategy; leave time to celebrate your score and grab a local taco or coffee afterwards.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short bursts of walking and standing, not extended hiking.
Yes—the experience is app-led and requires a smartphone to receive the scavenger list and communicate with the remote host.
Yes; the game is labeled physically easy and can be adapted for different ages, though some tasks may involve light city traffic and crowds.
A remote host is available via chat to answer questions, clarify tasks, or provide hints during your one-hour session.
You’ll receive start instructions before the game; generally you can begin in central, public areas—follow the pre-game message for specifics.
Corona rose to prominence during Southern California’s citrus era and is nicknamed the Circle City for its distinctive Grand Boulevard loop.
Play responsibly—favor public spaces, minimize litter, and be conscious of water use and drought impacts in Southern California when refilling bottles.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the city answers back. Corona’s broad Grand Boulevard curves like a composed challenge, storefronts and palm-lined streets offering hiding places for the survival items on your list. Local traffic hums; a distant foothill silhouette watches as your team splits up to hunt, photograph, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie tasks under a late-afternoon sun.
You tap the app and the city answers back. Corona’s broad Grand Boulevard curves like a composed challenge, storefronts and palm-lined streets offering hiding places for the survival items on your list. Local traffic hums; a distant foothill silhouette watches as your team splits up to hunt, photograph, and complete tongue-in-cheek zombie tasks under a late-afternoon sun.
Corona grew as part of Southern California’s citrus boom and earned the nickname “The Circle City” for its Grand Boulevard. Geologically it sits on an alluvial plain at the foot of the Santa Ana foothills, where urban blocks meet scrub and parkland; culturally it blends small-city Main Street energy with Inland Empire commuters and local festivals.
This app-led, self-guided game turns city streets into a strategic playground: collect virtual points by finding everyday objects, completing themed challenges, and using local clues to outscore other teams. A remote host supports you by chat, but navigation, timing, and people-reading are on you. Expect short walking bursts, unpredictable urban terrain, and social interactions with passersby.
Practical guidance: bring a fully charged smartphone with the app installed, comfortable shoes for up to an hour of walking, and water for hot afternoons. Start near downtown or a transit stop to minimize dead time; mornings and early evenings are cooler and less congested. Respect businesses and private property — the best points come from clever observation, not intrusion. In one hour you’ll cover a few city blocks to a couple of miles depending on strategy; leave time to celebrate your score and grab a local taco or coffee afterwards.