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Turn Memphis into a post-apocalyptic playground with an app-led scavenger hunt. Teams race, solve tasks, and log creative photo challenges across the city for points and leaderboard bragging rights.
Turn Memphis into a post-apocalyptic playground with an app-led scavenger hunt. Teams race, solve tasks, and log creative photo challenges across the city for points and leaderboard bragging rights.
The city feels like a grid of checkpoints, lights and lived-in bricks where a ragtag team can turn an ordinary afternoon into a race for survival.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Memphis, Tennessee
The city feels like a grid of checkpoints, lights and lived-in bricks where a ragtag team can turn an ordinary afternoon into a race for survival.
Starting from central Memphis, groups download an app, get a remote host on chat, and scatter through streets that still hum with music and commerce. The Mississippi River prowls nearby, daring players to trade speed for strategy while Beale Street’s echoes remind teams they’re in a place shaped by river trade and rhythm.
Memphis grew where river channels and loess soils met—an urban patchwork of historic warehouses, music clubs, and civic plazas. The game leans on that city fabric: industrial facades become supply caches, public art stands in for mission clues, and the scoreboard turns playful tasks into friendly competition with a national leaderboard.
This experience emphasizes social tactics over physical strain. Teams of up to 10 solve scavenger puzzles, complete photo/video challenges, and log finds through an interactive interface monitored by a remote guide. Cultural touchpoints—Beale Street, the South Main murals, and riverfront parks—anchor missions and add local color without requiring prior knowledge of the city.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, and a small battery pack; expect two hours of light walking across mostly flat, paved streets. Start early for cooler temps and easier parking, and follow local rules—respect businesses, obey traffic signals, and keep groups compact in crowded areas. The activity is flexible, private per booking, and shaped by how fast and creative your team chooses to play. It’s urban play with a competitive edge—strategic, social, and entirely Memphis in tone.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking fitness; suitable for most ages and activity levels—short bursts of movement and standing for challenges.
Bookings are priced per team and accommodate up to 10 participants per team.
No—this is an app-led experience with a remote, chat-based host providing guidance and tracking progress.
Yes—tasks are family-friendly, but teams should consider children’s attention spans and supervise busy streets.
You’ll need a charged device to continue; bring a power bank and move to areas with cellular service if you lose connection.
Memphis developed as a Mississippi River port and grew into a cultural hub—Beale Street’s blues legacy and river trade shaped much of the downtown layout used by the game.
Keep streets clean and respect private property; groups should avoid littering and follow local ordinances to minimize impact.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city feels like a grid of checkpoints, lights and lived-in bricks where a ragtag team can turn an ordinary afternoon into a race for survival.
The city feels like a grid of checkpoints, lights and lived-in bricks where a ragtag team can turn an ordinary afternoon into a race for survival.
Starting from central Memphis, groups download an app, get a remote host on chat, and scatter through streets that still hum with music and commerce. The Mississippi River prowls nearby, daring players to trade speed for strategy while Beale Street’s echoes remind teams they’re in a place shaped by river trade and rhythm.
Memphis grew where river channels and loess soils met—an urban patchwork of historic warehouses, music clubs, and civic plazas. The game leans on that city fabric: industrial facades become supply caches, public art stands in for mission clues, and the scoreboard turns playful tasks into friendly competition with a national leaderboard.
This experience emphasizes social tactics over physical strain. Teams of up to 10 solve scavenger puzzles, complete photo/video challenges, and log finds through an interactive interface monitored by a remote guide. Cultural touchpoints—Beale Street, the South Main murals, and riverfront parks—anchor missions and add local color without requiring prior knowledge of the city.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, and a small battery pack; expect two hours of light walking across mostly flat, paved streets. Start early for cooler temps and easier parking, and follow local rules—respect businesses, obey traffic signals, and keep groups compact in crowded areas. The activity is flexible, private per booking, and shaped by how fast and creative your team chooses to play. It’s urban play with a competitive edge—strategic, social, and entirely Memphis in tone.