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Turn Jacksonville into a playable map with Zombie Scavengers’ app-based survival hunt. Spend an hour collecting items, completing zombie challenges, and discovering neighborhoods while competing for points.
Turn Jacksonville into a playable map with Zombie Scavengers’ app-based survival hunt. Spend an hour collecting items, completing zombie challenges, and discovering neighborhoods while competing for points.
A late-afternoon breeze from the St. Johns River moves through downtown Jacksonville as teams tap their phones and set off. The city’s blocks become a gameboard—brick storefronts, public art, and small parks offering clues and points—while a remote host nudges teams through the app. The mood mixes playful urgency with city exploration: you’re racing to score survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks, but you’re also noticing neighborhoods you might otherwise pass by.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Jacksonville, Florida
A late-afternoon breeze from the St. Johns River moves through downtown Jacksonville as teams tap their phones and set off. The city’s blocks become a gameboard—brick storefronts, public art, and small parks offering clues and points—while a remote host nudges teams through the app. The mood mixes playful urgency with city exploration: you’re racing to score survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks, but you’re also noticing neighborhoods you might otherwise pass by.
Jacksonville’s grid sits on the coastal plain beside a wide, slow-moving river; the St. Johns has shaped the city’s port history and waterfront neighborhoods for centuries. Riverside and downtown carry early-20th-century architecture and murals that reward the curious player. The scavenger format pushes teams through commercial corridors, plazas, and riverfront views, revealing both civic history and contemporary street life.
Practically, expect an hour of walking that’s largely flat and urban—roughly 1–2 miles depending on your route. The app lists items and challenges you can tackle in any order; points determine who “survives.” A remote host is available via chat for questions. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan routes that avoid busy intersections during peak traffic. Morning and late-afternoon slots are cooler and less crowded; midday in summer can be hot and humid.
This is a light, social way to learn Jacksonville’s blocks without a guide on-site: it rewards observational play, quick decision-making, and a willingness to veer off the beaten path for extra points. Ideal for groups, families, or anyone who likes city puzzles with an active twist.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short periods of walking and standing
You’ll receive a message before your game with instructions and a link to the app; follow that to begin at any time during your booking window.
Yes—this is family-friendly and stroller-accessible; tasks can be adjusted for younger players, though supervision is recommended near streets.
No—this is a self-guided, app-based experience with a remote host available via chat for support.
You can reconnect if you regain power, but you may miss timed challenges; bringing a portable charger is recommended.
Jacksonville grew around the St. Johns River and expanded rapidly in the early 20th century; downtown and Riverside hold architectural and commercial markers from that era.
Respect private property and local businesses while playing; the St. Johns River and nearby green spaces are subject to conservation efforts—avoid littering and stick to public sidewalks and parks.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A late-afternoon breeze from the St. Johns River moves through downtown Jacksonville as teams tap their phones and set off. The city’s blocks become a gameboard—brick storefronts, public art, and small parks offering clues and points—while a remote host nudges teams through the app. The mood mixes playful urgency with city exploration: you’re racing to score survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks, but you’re also noticing neighborhoods you might otherwise pass by.
A late-afternoon breeze from the St. Johns River moves through downtown Jacksonville as teams tap their phones and set off. The city’s blocks become a gameboard—brick storefronts, public art, and small parks offering clues and points—while a remote host nudges teams through the app. The mood mixes playful urgency with city exploration: you’re racing to score survival items and complete zombie-themed tasks, but you’re also noticing neighborhoods you might otherwise pass by.
Jacksonville’s grid sits on the coastal plain beside a wide, slow-moving river; the St. Johns has shaped the city’s port history and waterfront neighborhoods for centuries. Riverside and downtown carry early-20th-century architecture and murals that reward the curious player. The scavenger format pushes teams through commercial corridors, plazas, and riverfront views, revealing both civic history and contemporary street life.
Practically, expect an hour of walking that’s largely flat and urban—roughly 1–2 miles depending on your route. The app lists items and challenges you can tackle in any order; points determine who “survives.” A remote host is available via chat for questions. Wear comfortable shoes, keep your phone charged, and plan routes that avoid busy intersections during peak traffic. Morning and late-afternoon slots are cooler and less crowded; midday in summer can be hot and humid.
This is a light, social way to learn Jacksonville’s blocks without a guide on-site: it rewards observational play, quick decision-making, and a willingness to veer off the beaten path for extra points. Ideal for groups, families, or anyone who likes city puzzles with an active twist.