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Race the undead through Everett in a two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt that turns ordinary landmarks into supply caches. Ideal for families and teams, this flexible experience blends local history with lighthearted tasks and a global leaderboard.
Race the undead through Everett in a two-hour, app-driven scavenger hunt that turns ordinary landmarks into supply caches. Ideal for families and teams, this flexible experience blends local history with lighthearted tasks and a global leaderboard.
You stand on a rain-slick sidewalk in downtown Everett, phone in hand, while the city around you hums with normal life—and the app declares it overrun. Street corners, murals, and market stalls become supply caches; the ordinary becomes urgent. The game nudges you toward the waterfront, past the Snohomish River mouth where gulls test your nerves and the city’s industrial past keeps a low rumble.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Everett, Washington
You stand on a rain-slick sidewalk in downtown Everett, phone in hand, while the city around you hums with normal life—and the app declares it overrun. Street corners, murals, and market stalls become supply caches; the ordinary becomes urgent. The game nudges you toward the waterfront, past the Snohomish River mouth where gulls test your nerves and the city’s industrial past keeps a low rumble.
Everett wears its history plainly: timber and shipbuilding shaped its waterfront, and the Boeing assembly plant to the north reoriented local industry in the 20th century. The shoreline here is a product of Puget Sound’s glacial chisel—sandy spits, estuaries, and a working port that still smells faintly of salt and sawdust. Cultural life leans maritime and community-driven: farmers’ markets, craft breweries, and veteran-run art projects color the streets you’ll race through.
The scavenger hunt plays to that urban terrain. Expect a two-hour, app-directed course that asks you to find real-world landmarks, solve trivia tied to local culture, and complete lighthearted physical tasks—perfect for families, groups, or teams. A remote guide chats in if you need a hint, and scores are tracked on a global leaderboard.
Practical notes: start times are flexible and the experience is self-directed—download the app and charge your phone before you head out. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and waterfront paths, carry a small rain layer in cooler months, and plan your route around transit stops if you’re arriving by bus or Sound Transit. The game rewards curiosity: keep your eyes on storefronts, plaques, and public art for quick points and better stories to take home.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking at varying pace over city blocks
After booking you'll receive instructions and a link to the app; open the app, follow the provided activation message, and begin at any time within your booking window.
Bookings cover one team of up to 10 people—smaller groups are fine but larger teams can divide tasks for better scores.
The course is on public streets and many parts are stroller-accessible, but some sidewalks and waterfront areas may have uneven surfaces—check local route segments before starting.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start; no refund if canceled within 24 hours.
Everett grew from timber and maritime industries; the port and later aerospace shaped its working waterfront and diverse neighborhoods.
The Snohomish estuary is actively managed to balance port activity with habitat restoration—stay on marked paths and follow local signage to protect sensitive areas.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You stand on a rain-slick sidewalk in downtown Everett, phone in hand, while the city around you hums with normal life—and the app declares it overrun. Street corners, murals, and market stalls become supply caches; the ordinary becomes urgent. The game nudges you toward the waterfront, past the Snohomish River mouth where gulls test your nerves and the city’s industrial past keeps a low rumble.
You stand on a rain-slick sidewalk in downtown Everett, phone in hand, while the city around you hums with normal life—and the app declares it overrun. Street corners, murals, and market stalls become supply caches; the ordinary becomes urgent. The game nudges you toward the waterfront, past the Snohomish River mouth where gulls test your nerves and the city’s industrial past keeps a low rumble.
Everett wears its history plainly: timber and shipbuilding shaped its waterfront, and the Boeing assembly plant to the north reoriented local industry in the 20th century. The shoreline here is a product of Puget Sound’s glacial chisel—sandy spits, estuaries, and a working port that still smells faintly of salt and sawdust. Cultural life leans maritime and community-driven: farmers’ markets, craft breweries, and veteran-run art projects color the streets you’ll race through.
The scavenger hunt plays to that urban terrain. Expect a two-hour, app-directed course that asks you to find real-world landmarks, solve trivia tied to local culture, and complete lighthearted physical tasks—perfect for families, groups, or teams. A remote guide chats in if you need a hint, and scores are tracked on a global leaderboard.
Practical notes: start times are flexible and the experience is self-directed—download the app and charge your phone before you head out. Wear grippy shoes for mixed pavement and waterfront paths, carry a small rain layer in cooler months, and plan your route around transit stops if you’re arriving by bus or Sound Transit. The game rewards curiosity: keep your eyes on storefronts, plaques, and public art for quick points and better stories to take home.