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Turn Tallahassee into a two-hour zombie survival arena using only your smartphone and wits. This app-driven scavenger hunt mixes city exploration, trivia and live remote guidance—perfect for groups looking for active, urban fun.
Turn Tallahassee into a two-hour zombie survival arena using only your smartphone and wits. This app-driven scavenger hunt mixes city exploration, trivia and live remote guidance—perfect for groups looking for active, urban fun.
You step onto a sun-warm sidewalk and the city flips: the ordinary rhythms of Tallahassee become checkpoints and clues, and strangers might be allies—or the next undead encounter. With only your phone, a handful of teammates and a remote survival guide, the downtown grid, parks and campus paths become a two-hour game of strategy and scavenging.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Tallahassee, Florida
You step onto a sun-warm sidewalk and the city flips: the ordinary rhythms of Tallahassee become checkpoints and clues, and strangers might be allies—or the next undead encounter. With only your phone, a handful of teammates and a remote survival guide, the downtown grid, parks and campus paths become a two-hour game of strategy and scavenging.
Tallahassee is Florida’s capital and a city with layered history: Indigenous Apalachee homelands, 19th-century political growth after becoming the state capital in 1824, and the Red Hills geology that gives the area gentler rises and red clay soils uncommon in the rest of the peninsula. That history shows in civic monuments around the Capitol, in pocket parks like Cascades, and in the arts scene at Railroad Square—places the hunt often threads through.
Culturally the city hums with college energy from FSU and FAMU, local coffee shops and a compact downtown that rewards exploration. Expect paved streets, occasional grassy park sections and campus steps rather than backcountry trails; the app lets you pick your route, complete photo or video challenges and trade messages with a remote guide while your score climbs a national leaderboard.
Practical guidance: reserve a 2-hour block, start in daylight for easier navigation and photos, and ensure every player has a charged smartphone and portable battery. Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water and sunscreen in summer, and respect private property and traffic laws while routing yourself through the city. The experience is accessible for most fitness levels, family-friendly and perfect as a playful team-building outing—just bring curiosity and a full charge.
easy.
2 hours.
Light walking ability; suitable for most fitness levels who can stand and walk intermittently for two hours
Yes. You’ll receive instructions via text and email after booking with steps to access and start the app before your scheduled time.
One booking covers your team’s entry—confirm group size with the operator if you plan a large party, as the experience is designed for teams rather than individual leaderboard play.
The operator lists the experience as stroller accessible and permits service animals; terrain is urban and generally flat, but check specifics if mobility needs are a concern.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; last-minute cancellations (under 24 hours) are generally non-refundable.
Tallahassee became Florida’s capital in 1824 and sits in the Red Hills region; its downtown landmarks reflect 19th- and 20th-century civic development and nearby plantation-era landscapes.
Stick to public paths, carry out all trash and avoid trampling park vegetation; many downtown parks are small and sensitive to heavy foot traffic.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a sun-warm sidewalk and the city flips: the ordinary rhythms of Tallahassee become checkpoints and clues, and strangers might be allies—or the next undead encounter. With only your phone, a handful of teammates and a remote survival guide, the downtown grid, parks and campus paths become a two-hour game of strategy and scavenging.
You step onto a sun-warm sidewalk and the city flips: the ordinary rhythms of Tallahassee become checkpoints and clues, and strangers might be allies—or the next undead encounter. With only your phone, a handful of teammates and a remote survival guide, the downtown grid, parks and campus paths become a two-hour game of strategy and scavenging.
Tallahassee is Florida’s capital and a city with layered history: Indigenous Apalachee homelands, 19th-century political growth after becoming the state capital in 1824, and the Red Hills geology that gives the area gentler rises and red clay soils uncommon in the rest of the peninsula. That history shows in civic monuments around the Capitol, in pocket parks like Cascades, and in the arts scene at Railroad Square—places the hunt often threads through.
Culturally the city hums with college energy from FSU and FAMU, local coffee shops and a compact downtown that rewards exploration. Expect paved streets, occasional grassy park sections and campus steps rather than backcountry trails; the app lets you pick your route, complete photo or video challenges and trade messages with a remote guide while your score climbs a national leaderboard.
Practical guidance: reserve a 2-hour block, start in daylight for easier navigation and photos, and ensure every player has a charged smartphone and portable battery. Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry water and sunscreen in summer, and respect private property and traffic laws while routing yourself through the city. The experience is accessible for most fitness levels, family-friendly and perfect as a playful team-building outing—just bring curiosity and a full charge.