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Race the clock through Anaheim in a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt where trivia, photo tasks, and local navigation test teamwork and quick thinking. Ideal for families, friends, or corporate teams wanting an active, urban challenge.
Race the clock through Anaheim in a 60-minute, smartphone-led scavenger hunt where trivia, photo tasks, and local navigation test teamwork and quick thinking. Ideal for families, friends, or corporate teams wanting an active, urban challenge.
The city presses close: strip-mall facades, the distant hum of freeways, and a plaza clock that measures your hour. You and your team tap a route into a smartphone app and spill onto sidewalks, hunting household goods, trivia answers, and timed challenges that convert ordinary city blocks into supply caches and checkpoints.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Anaheim, California
The city presses close: strip-mall facades, the distant hum of freeways, and a plaza clock that measures your hour. You and your team tap a route into a smartphone app and spill onto sidewalks, hunting household goods, trivia answers, and timed challenges that convert ordinary city blocks into supply caches and checkpoints.
Anaheim’s flat streets and mid-century development make it a practical playground. Once a citrus town on the Southern California plain, Anaheim grew into an urban grid tied to industry and theme-park tourism; the scavenger route threads neighbourhoods where commercial strips meet residential blocks, with short stretches of parkland and public plazas.
The game's pulse is practical: 60 minutes, up to 10 players, a target score of 4,000 to “survive,” and a mix of photo, location, and trivia tasks. Terrain is even—sidewalks, crosswalks, and paved pedestrian zones—so elevation gain is negligible and distance typically ranges from about 1.5–3 miles depending on route choices.
Plan for phone battery life, quick feet, and clear communication. Start outside at the designated meeting point and expect intermittent pedestrian traffic and traffic lights to punctuate your sprint-search rhythm. Bring a power bank, wear supportive shoes, and hydrate; Anaheim sun can intensify in summer.
This is a family-friendly, self-guided urban game that rewards local awareness and quick decisions rather than endurance. For groups that enjoy gamified exploration, it’s an energetic way to see a practical slice of Anaheim while testing teamwork under a ticking clock.
You’ll receive a message with instructions and a starting location before the scheduled time—begin outside at the designated point and follow the app prompts.
Yes; the game is family-friendly and stroller-accessible, but tasks may require reading and smartphone use so younger children will need adult assistance.
A dead phone prevents participation in tasks and scoring—bring a power bank or swap devices with a teammate; contact info is provided in your pre-game message for assistance.
Routes use public sidewalks and plazas and are generally accessible, but accessibility can vary by street—contact the operator with specifics if you need accommodations.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The city presses close: strip-mall facades, the distant hum of freeways, and a plaza clock that measures your hour. You and your team tap a route into a smartphone app and spill onto sidewalks, hunting household goods, trivia answers, and timed challenges that convert ordinary city blocks into supply caches and checkpoints.
The city presses close: strip-mall facades, the distant hum of freeways, and a plaza clock that measures your hour. You and your team tap a route into a smartphone app and spill onto sidewalks, hunting household goods, trivia answers, and timed challenges that convert ordinary city blocks into supply caches and checkpoints.
Anaheim’s flat streets and mid-century development make it a practical playground. Once a citrus town on the Southern California plain, Anaheim grew into an urban grid tied to industry and theme-park tourism; the scavenger route threads neighbourhoods where commercial strips meet residential blocks, with short stretches of parkland and public plazas.
The game's pulse is practical: 60 minutes, up to 10 players, a target score of 4,000 to “survive,” and a mix of photo, location, and trivia tasks. Terrain is even—sidewalks, crosswalks, and paved pedestrian zones—so elevation gain is negligible and distance typically ranges from about 1.5–3 miles depending on route choices.
Plan for phone battery life, quick feet, and clear communication. Start outside at the designated meeting point and expect intermittent pedestrian traffic and traffic lights to punctuate your sprint-search rhythm. Bring a power bank, wear supportive shoes, and hydrate; Anaheim sun can intensify in summer.
This is a family-friendly, self-guided urban game that rewards local awareness and quick decisions rather than endurance. For groups that enjoy gamified exploration, it’s an energetic way to see a practical slice of Anaheim while testing teamwork under a ticking clock.