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Turn Fredericton into your apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Solve survival tasks, hunt for items across the downtown grid, and rely on strategy and teamwork to rack up points.
Turn Fredericton into your apocalypse playground with a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt. Solve survival tasks, hunt for items across the downtown grid, and rely on strategy and teamwork to rack up points.
You start at a phone screen with the Saint John River murmuring nearby and a list that promises survival—duct tape, canned food, a makeshift weapon and a ridiculous selfie. The city becomes a gameboard: brick facades, riverwalk benches and a patch of green where your team debates strategy while zombies (only in spirit) chase points rather than flesh.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Fredericton, New Brunswick
You start at a phone screen with the Saint John River murmuring nearby and a list that promises survival—duct tape, canned food, a makeshift weapon and a ridiculous selfie. The city becomes a gameboard: brick facades, riverwalk benches and a patch of green where your team debates strategy while zombies (only in spirit) chase points rather than flesh.
Fredericton’s streets carry layers of history: Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) territory, Loyalist settlement in the 18th century and a compact provincial capital with a preserved Garrison District. Geology here is gentle—low rolling glacial deposits meet the slow current of the Saint John, which can feel like it’s nudging you along a path. Culturally, the city rewards local knowledge: a quick detour to the farmer’s market or a mural in the downtown core often adds context and extra points to the game.
This Zombie Scavengers experience is self-guided, app-driven and designed for short, playful exploration. A remote host monitors progress and can intervene via chat if you get stuck. Expect 60 minutes of walking, quick problem-solving and public-space tasks rather than off-trail bushwhacking.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, and a portable battery. Plan your route to include public washrooms and a warm café if the weather turns, and respect private property and local bylaws while collecting your items. This is urban play that encourages curiosity, teamwork and a sharper view of Fredericton’s modest but rewarding riverside streetscape.
The experience is approximately 60 minutes, though teams may extend play for extra challenges or exploration.
No—this is self-guided via an app, but a remote host monitors progress and can assist via chat.
Yes—activity notes say it’s stroller-accessible and service animals are permitted; use judgment for young children’s attention spans.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You start at a phone screen with the Saint John River murmuring nearby and a list that promises survival—duct tape, canned food, a makeshift weapon and a ridiculous selfie. The city becomes a gameboard: brick facades, riverwalk benches and a patch of green where your team debates strategy while zombies (only in spirit) chase points rather than flesh.
You start at a phone screen with the Saint John River murmuring nearby and a list that promises survival—duct tape, canned food, a makeshift weapon and a ridiculous selfie. The city becomes a gameboard: brick facades, riverwalk benches and a patch of green where your team debates strategy while zombies (only in spirit) chase points rather than flesh.
Fredericton’s streets carry layers of history: Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) territory, Loyalist settlement in the 18th century and a compact provincial capital with a preserved Garrison District. Geology here is gentle—low rolling glacial deposits meet the slow current of the Saint John, which can feel like it’s nudging you along a path. Culturally, the city rewards local knowledge: a quick detour to the farmer’s market or a mural in the downtown core often adds context and extra points to the game.
This Zombie Scavengers experience is self-guided, app-driven and designed for short, playful exploration. A remote host monitors progress and can intervene via chat if you get stuck. Expect 60 minutes of walking, quick problem-solving and public-space tasks rather than off-trail bushwhacking.
Practical guidance: bring a charged smartphone, comfortable walking shoes, and a portable battery. Plan your route to include public washrooms and a warm café if the weather turns, and respect private property and local bylaws while collecting your items. This is urban play that encourages curiosity, teamwork and a sharper view of Fredericton’s modest but rewarding riverside streetscape.