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Race through Pasadena with an app, a list of survival items and zombie‑themed challenges. This 60‑minute urban scavenger hunt blends city history, civic architecture, and quick thinking into a competitive walking experience.
Race through Pasadena with an app, a list of survival items and zombie‑themed challenges. This 60‑minute urban scavenger hunt blends city history, civic architecture, and quick thinking into a competitive walking experience.
You tap the app and the map blooms: a point near City Hall, another by Colorado Boulevard. Pasadena’s downtown spreads ahead in tidy blocks—historic facades, palms lining the street, glimpses of the San Gabriel foothills beyond. The game nudges you toward a grocery item, a quirky storefront prop, a performative challenge with a zombie twist—each find converts to points and the scoreboard vibrates with nationwide rivals.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Pasadena, California
You tap the app and the map blooms: a point near City Hall, another by Colorado Boulevard. Pasadena’s downtown spreads ahead in tidy blocks—historic facades, palms lining the street, glimpses of the San Gabriel foothills beyond. The game nudges you toward a grocery item, a quirky storefront prop, a performative challenge with a zombie twist—each find converts to points and the scoreboard vibrates with nationwide rivals.
The city itself is part of the challenge. Pasadena grew from citrus ranches and the late 19th‑century resort boom; its California Craftsman houses and Beaux‑Arts civic buildings trace that history. Geologically the area sits at the edge of the Los Angeles Basin, where Arroyo Seco once dictated early travel routes; pockets of exposed sandstone and the nearby mountains remind players they’re on the urban edge of a wild valley.
Culturally the route runs past theaters, murals, and the steady foot traffic of Old Town—perfect for spotting items and completing theatrical tasks. Expect flat to gently rolling pavement, frequent crosswalks, and busy pedestrian malls.
Practical: this is a 60‑minute, app‑based, self‑guided walking game best for small groups. Plan for 1–3 miles of walking depending on your strategy, charge your phone fully, and wear cushioned shoes. Mornings are cooler and less crowded; evenings offer lights and nightlife bonuses but more foot traffic. The remote host is available via chat if the app needs a nudge. Bring water, a portable charger, and a sense of competition—this urban scavenger hunt rewards curiosity, speed, and street smarts.
easy.
1 hour.
Light walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels who can manage short bouts of urban walking and standing.
You’ll receive a message before the start with instructions and a link to the app; follow that link and the in‑app host will guide you through setup.
Yes—it's suitable for families and all fitness levels, though younger children may need help with the app and faster elements.
The game is self‑guided and can be started at scheduled booking times; check your booking confirmation and contact support if you don’t receive the start message.
The experience is outdoors on city streets; refunds follow the standard policy—cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Pasadena expanded during the late 19th century as a winter resort and citrus center; landmarks like Colorado Street Bridge and City Hall reflect that era.
Stay on sidewalks, avoid disturbing planted medians and public gardens, and dispose of any trash—urban stewardship preserves the routes for future games.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You tap the app and the map blooms: a point near City Hall, another by Colorado Boulevard. Pasadena’s downtown spreads ahead in tidy blocks—historic facades, palms lining the street, glimpses of the San Gabriel foothills beyond. The game nudges you toward a grocery item, a quirky storefront prop, a performative challenge with a zombie twist—each find converts to points and the scoreboard vibrates with nationwide rivals.
You tap the app and the map blooms: a point near City Hall, another by Colorado Boulevard. Pasadena’s downtown spreads ahead in tidy blocks—historic facades, palms lining the street, glimpses of the San Gabriel foothills beyond. The game nudges you toward a grocery item, a quirky storefront prop, a performative challenge with a zombie twist—each find converts to points and the scoreboard vibrates with nationwide rivals.
The city itself is part of the challenge. Pasadena grew from citrus ranches and the late 19th‑century resort boom; its California Craftsman houses and Beaux‑Arts civic buildings trace that history. Geologically the area sits at the edge of the Los Angeles Basin, where Arroyo Seco once dictated early travel routes; pockets of exposed sandstone and the nearby mountains remind players they’re on the urban edge of a wild valley.
Culturally the route runs past theaters, murals, and the steady foot traffic of Old Town—perfect for spotting items and completing theatrical tasks. Expect flat to gently rolling pavement, frequent crosswalks, and busy pedestrian malls.
Practical: this is a 60‑minute, app‑based, self‑guided walking game best for small groups. Plan for 1–3 miles of walking depending on your strategy, charge your phone fully, and wear cushioned shoes. Mornings are cooler and less crowded; evenings offer lights and nightlife bonuses but more foot traffic. The remote host is available via chat if the app needs a nudge. Bring water, a portable charger, and a sense of competition—this urban scavenger hunt rewards curiosity, speed, and street smarts.