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Race the clock through downtown Las Vegas in a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt. Family-friendly and self-guided, Zombie Scavengers blends local history, quick challenges and urban navigation for teams up to 10.
Race the clock through downtown Las Vegas in a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt. Family-friendly and self-guided, Zombie Scavengers blends local history, quick challenges and urban navigation for teams up to 10.
The hum of neon and the rattle of a passing bus set the stage as your team gathers under the Fremont Street canopy. Cardboard posters flap in a dry breeze; the street seems to hold its breath, daring you to move quickly. You have 60 minutes to scavenge what your colony needs — food, shelter clues and points — while the city around you continues its own nightly business.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Las Vegas, NV
The hum of neon and the rattle of a passing bus set the stage as your team gathers under the Fremont Street canopy. Cardboard posters flap in a dry breeze; the street seems to hold its breath, daring you to move quickly. You have 60 minutes to scavenge what your colony needs — food, shelter clues and points — while the city around you continues its own nightly business.
Downtown Las Vegas grew from a 1905 rail stop into a compact urban core where neon and early-20th-century facades meet recent mural projects. Geologically the valley sits in the Mojave Basin, a flat plain framed by distant ranges; culturally, this pocket of the city is where vintage casinos, arts districts and small local businesses collide. The game threads through that mix, pairing light urban history with pop-culture puzzles and quick trivia that pull you into alleys and plazas many visitors skip.
Practical guidance matters: the experience is self-guided and smartphone-driven, designed for groups up to 10 and built to a firm 60-minute clock. Start outside at the recommended meeting point, watch traffic when crossing streets and avoid private property. Morning and evening starts are cooler in summer; nights bring more foot traffic but cooler temperatures. Recharge your phone, bring a small water bottle, and assign a navigator to keep the group moving.
This is a family-friendly, low-impact urban adventure — think brisk city walking, quick problem-solving and playful competition rather than a physical endurance test. Score management and teamwork will usually determine whether you ‘survive’ the hour, and the reward is a sharper sense of downtown’s corners you’d otherwise miss.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels—short bursts of walking and light running possible; primarily urban walking.
No — Zombie Scavengers is self-guided with a remote interactive survival guide delivered to your device before start time.
Groups can include up to 10 players on one booking; the activity is designed for team play and quick collaboration.
Yes — the game is family-friendly; infants can ride in strollers and service animals are allowed, though urban sidewalks and crowds may present challenges.
Begin at the recommended outdoor starting location provided in your pre-game message; organizers instruct you to start outside at that point.
Downtown Las Vegas grew from a 1905 rail-era settlement into the city’s entertainment core; Fremont Street later became the focal point for neon-era casinos and the modern pedestrian canopy experience.
Urban conservation here focuses on water-use reduction and responsible tourism — keep to sidewalks, dispose of trash, and avoid disturbing street art or private property.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hum of neon and the rattle of a passing bus set the stage as your team gathers under the Fremont Street canopy. Cardboard posters flap in a dry breeze; the street seems to hold its breath, daring you to move quickly. You have 60 minutes to scavenge what your colony needs — food, shelter clues and points — while the city around you continues its own nightly business.
The hum of neon and the rattle of a passing bus set the stage as your team gathers under the Fremont Street canopy. Cardboard posters flap in a dry breeze; the street seems to hold its breath, daring you to move quickly. You have 60 minutes to scavenge what your colony needs — food, shelter clues and points — while the city around you continues its own nightly business.
Downtown Las Vegas grew from a 1905 rail stop into a compact urban core where neon and early-20th-century facades meet recent mural projects. Geologically the valley sits in the Mojave Basin, a flat plain framed by distant ranges; culturally, this pocket of the city is where vintage casinos, arts districts and small local businesses collide. The game threads through that mix, pairing light urban history with pop-culture puzzles and quick trivia that pull you into alleys and plazas many visitors skip.
Practical guidance matters: the experience is self-guided and smartphone-driven, designed for groups up to 10 and built to a firm 60-minute clock. Start outside at the recommended meeting point, watch traffic when crossing streets and avoid private property. Morning and evening starts are cooler in summer; nights bring more foot traffic but cooler temperatures. Recharge your phone, bring a small water bottle, and assign a navigator to keep the group moving.
This is a family-friendly, low-impact urban adventure — think brisk city walking, quick problem-solving and playful competition rather than a physical endurance test. Score management and teamwork will usually determine whether you ‘survive’ the hour, and the reward is a sharper sense of downtown’s corners you’d otherwise miss.