Take a two-hour, app-driven walk through Dijon transformed into an official Walking Dead survival scenario. Solve puzzles, make narrative choices and collect survival points as you navigate historic streets and stone plazas.
Take a two-hour, app-driven walk through Dijon transformed into an official Walking Dead survival scenario. Solve puzzles, make narrative choices and collect survival points as you navigate historic streets and stone plazas.
The sun slips behind the stone facades of Dijon and the city’s quiet streets take on a new edge. You and your team tap your phones, download the app and step into an urban apocalypse where alleys, squares and historic façades become the set for an official Walking Dead survival scenario.
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Operated by Insolit'PROD · Dijon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
The sun slips behind the stone facades of Dijon and the city’s quiet streets take on a new edge. You and your team tap your phones, download the app and step into an urban apocalypse where alleys, squares and historic façades become the set for an official Walking Dead survival scenario.
Set in Dijon’s compact centre — a grid of medieval streets and 18th-century stone — the game repurposes real urban features into puzzles and scenes. Dijon itself is the former capital of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy; its limestone buildings and pedestrian plazas provide close-range, textured environments that make the experience feel cinematic. The region’s gentle hills and vineyard soils don’t figure in the route, but the city’s carved stonework and narrow lanes give a distinct Burgundian character to the mission.
Culturally the game plays off AMC’s characters — encounters with names like Daryl, Maggie and Rick are woven into decision points and scoring. Practicalities are simple: the scenario runs two hours, is app-based with one device code per team, and saves photos and videos to your smartphone. It’s accessible for wheelchairs, family-friendly, and requires no prior booking if you choose an open slot.
For a smooth run, charge your phone, bring a power bank and wear grippy shoes for cobbles. Start near a transit stop, move deliberately between checkpoints and treat crowds as moving obstacles — the city can change the flow of your escape. Expect atmospheric urban storytelling, puzzle solving under a time limit, and a social, low-impact outdoor adventure that emphasizes wit and teamwork over endurance.
You can often play without a prior reservation and choose your start time, but private bookings and peak times may benefit from booking ahead.
Yes — the activity notes wheelchair and stroller accessibility across its surfaces; check the route on the app for specific street details.
The provider issues one game code per device/team; groups should agree who will operate the phone for puzzles and recordings.
Games are typically available in French and often in English—confirm language options in the app or booking details before you start.
Insolit'PROD operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The sun slips behind the stone facades of Dijon and the city’s quiet streets take on a new edge. You and your team tap your phones, download the app and step into an urban apocalypse where alleys, squares and historic façades become the set for an official Walking Dead survival scenario.
The sun slips behind the stone facades of Dijon and the city’s quiet streets take on a new edge. You and your team tap your phones, download the app and step into an urban apocalypse where alleys, squares and historic façades become the set for an official Walking Dead survival scenario.
Set in Dijon’s compact centre — a grid of medieval streets and 18th-century stone — the game repurposes real urban features into puzzles and scenes. Dijon itself is the former capital of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy; its limestone buildings and pedestrian plazas provide close-range, textured environments that make the experience feel cinematic. The region’s gentle hills and vineyard soils don’t figure in the route, but the city’s carved stonework and narrow lanes give a distinct Burgundian character to the mission.
Culturally the game plays off AMC’s characters — encounters with names like Daryl, Maggie and Rick are woven into decision points and scoring. Practicalities are simple: the scenario runs two hours, is app-based with one device code per team, and saves photos and videos to your smartphone. It’s accessible for wheelchairs, family-friendly, and requires no prior booking if you choose an open slot.
For a smooth run, charge your phone, bring a power bank and wear grippy shoes for cobbles. Start near a transit stop, move deliberately between checkpoints and treat crowds as moving obstacles — the city can change the flow of your escape. Expect atmospheric urban storytelling, puzzle solving under a time limit, and a social, low-impact outdoor adventure that emphasizes wit and teamwork over endurance.