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Turn Overland Park into an urban playground with a one-hour, app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Compete for points, complete themed tasks, and discover local corners of the city while staying on public sidewalks and following an interactive survival list.
Turn Overland Park into an urban playground with a one-hour, app-driven zombie scavenger hunt. Compete for points, complete themed tasks, and discover local corners of the city while staying on public sidewalks and following an interactive survival list.
You step into Overland Park with a phone in your hand and a timer in your head, the city’s sidewalks suddenly reimagined as a survival map. Asphalt hums beneath your shoes, street trees seem to whisper directions, and the app hands you a list of oddities and supplies you must find to “survive” the fictional outbreak.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Overland Park, Kansas
You step into Overland Park with a phone in your hand and a timer in your head, the city’s sidewalks suddenly reimagined as a survival map. Asphalt hums beneath your shoes, street trees seem to whisper directions, and the app hands you a list of oddities and supplies you must find to “survive” the fictional outbreak.
This game layers present-day suburban Kansas over a larger regional history: farms turned neighborhoods after mid-20th-century expansion, streets plotted for automobiles, and small civic parks created where prairies once stretched. Geology matters less here than the human patterns—grid streets, pocket green spaces, and retail strips that serve as searchable terrain. Culture shows up in local murals, coffee shops, and the occasional farmers’ stall that make good stops for challenges.
Expect a brisk, urban walking loop that’s more about strategy than elevation—this is a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt with a remote host monitoring progress. You’ll race other teams nationally for points, choose which items to prioritize, and complete themed tasks that reward creativity as much as speed.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, download the required app before you start, and allow location permissions. Wear comfortable shoes and plan for variable weather—summer heat or a late spring shower can change pacing. Keep to public sidewalks and respect private property; the game is designed for public spaces and works well with transit access. Ideal for groups, families, or colleagues seeking a playful, outdoor urban challenge that’s low on technical demand but high on local flavor.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable walking 1–3 miles with short bursts of speed
Each booking covers one team regardless of size, but check the supplier’s rules on maximum team size when you book.
No—this is self-guided and app-driven with a remote host who monitors progress and assists via chat if needed.
Yes—activities are stroller-accessible and suitable for families; choose routes appropriate to your group’s pace.
Contact the host at the provided phone number before your scheduled time; they’ll re-send instructions or troubleshoot remotely.
Overland Park grew rapidly after mid-20th-century suburban expansion and incorporated in 1960; many public parks and retail corridors reflect that suburban-planning era.
Players should avoid littering, stay on public ways, and follow local park rules; small actions keep these urban green spaces welcoming for residents and wildlife.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into Overland Park with a phone in your hand and a timer in your head, the city’s sidewalks suddenly reimagined as a survival map. Asphalt hums beneath your shoes, street trees seem to whisper directions, and the app hands you a list of oddities and supplies you must find to “survive” the fictional outbreak.
You step into Overland Park with a phone in your hand and a timer in your head, the city’s sidewalks suddenly reimagined as a survival map. Asphalt hums beneath your shoes, street trees seem to whisper directions, and the app hands you a list of oddities and supplies you must find to “survive” the fictional outbreak.
This game layers present-day suburban Kansas over a larger regional history: farms turned neighborhoods after mid-20th-century expansion, streets plotted for automobiles, and small civic parks created where prairies once stretched. Geology matters less here than the human patterns—grid streets, pocket green spaces, and retail strips that serve as searchable terrain. Culture shows up in local murals, coffee shops, and the occasional farmers’ stall that make good stops for challenges.
Expect a brisk, urban walking loop that’s more about strategy than elevation—this is a one-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt with a remote host monitoring progress. You’ll race other teams nationally for points, choose which items to prioritize, and complete themed tasks that reward creativity as much as speed.
Practical guidance: charge your phone, download the required app before you start, and allow location permissions. Wear comfortable shoes and plan for variable weather—summer heat or a late spring shower can change pacing. Keep to public sidewalks and respect private property; the game is designed for public spaces and works well with transit access. Ideal for groups, families, or colleagues seeking a playful, outdoor urban challenge that’s low on technical demand but high on local flavor.