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Turn Fort Lauderdale’s streets into a timed urban puzzle: a 60-minute, app-driven scavenger hunt where teams race to collect supplies, complete challenges and score 4,000 points to ‘survive.’ Expect flat walking, city clues, and fast decision-making.
Turn Fort Lauderdale’s streets into a timed urban puzzle: a 60-minute, app-driven scavenger hunt where teams race to collect supplies, complete challenges and score 4,000 points to ‘survive.’ Expect flat walking, city clues, and fast decision-making.
You start outside, phone in hand, the humid Atlantic air pushing through the palms while the city hums around you. The canals glint like veins and the boardwalks chatter with joggers; for the next 60 minutes the ordinary streets become a map of urgent decisions—what to grab, what to trade, which clue to chase next.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
You start outside, phone in hand, the humid Atlantic air pushing through the palms while the city hums around you. The canals glint like veins and the boardwalks chatter with joggers; for the next 60 minutes the ordinary streets become a map of urgent decisions—what to grab, what to trade, which clue to chase next.
The game leans on Fort Lauderdale’s identity as a coastal transport hub: its New River channels, early 20th-century boomtown growth, and a mix of Caribbean and Latin influences that shape neighborhoods and businesses you’ll pass. Geologically the area is flat coastal plain and barrier-island sand—easy walking but often exposed to sun and sea breeze. Culturally you’ll notice muraled walls, seafood markets, and a boating-first mindset; the city’s layout rewards quick route choices and an eye for local detail.
Practically, this is a self-guided, family-friendly urban scavenger hunt for teams up to 10. You’ll use a smartphone app to collect items, answer trivia, and complete challenges with a goal of 4,000 points in one hour. Expect flat pavement, short sprints between checkpoints, and plenty of pedestrian traffic. The operator sends start instructions by message—begin outside at the recommended meeting point.
Tips: charge your phone, split roles (navigator, runner, researcher), hydrate, and keep an eye on traffic when making rapid route choices. The game rewards local knowledge and quick decisions more than raw speed—scan storefronts, listen for clues, and let the city’s rhythms guide your strategy.
The experience lasts 60 minutes from your chosen start time; plan for 75–90 minutes total including arrival and setup.
Teams can be up to 10 people; smaller groups often move faster and coordinate more easily.
No—this is a self-guided activity; you will receive instructions by message before starting and begin outside at the recommended spot.
Yes, it’s family-friendly; younger players may need help with smartphone tasks and running between checkpoints.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start outside, phone in hand, the humid Atlantic air pushing through the palms while the city hums around you. The canals glint like veins and the boardwalks chatter with joggers; for the next 60 minutes the ordinary streets become a map of urgent decisions—what to grab, what to trade, which clue to chase next.
You start outside, phone in hand, the humid Atlantic air pushing through the palms while the city hums around you. The canals glint like veins and the boardwalks chatter with joggers; for the next 60 minutes the ordinary streets become a map of urgent decisions—what to grab, what to trade, which clue to chase next.
The game leans on Fort Lauderdale’s identity as a coastal transport hub: its New River channels, early 20th-century boomtown growth, and a mix of Caribbean and Latin influences that shape neighborhoods and businesses you’ll pass. Geologically the area is flat coastal plain and barrier-island sand—easy walking but often exposed to sun and sea breeze. Culturally you’ll notice muraled walls, seafood markets, and a boating-first mindset; the city’s layout rewards quick route choices and an eye for local detail.
Practically, this is a self-guided, family-friendly urban scavenger hunt for teams up to 10. You’ll use a smartphone app to collect items, answer trivia, and complete challenges with a goal of 4,000 points in one hour. Expect flat pavement, short sprints between checkpoints, and plenty of pedestrian traffic. The operator sends start instructions by message—begin outside at the recommended meeting point.
Tips: charge your phone, split roles (navigator, runner, researcher), hydrate, and keep an eye on traffic when making rapid route choices. The game rewards local knowledge and quick decisions more than raw speed—scan storefronts, listen for clues, and let the city’s rhythms guide your strategy.