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Turn Savannah into a live-action game board with an app-led scavenger hunt that mixes history, urban exploration, and timed challenges. Walk the city’s squares, complete zombie-themed tasks, and compete for points with a remote host available by chat.
Turn Savannah into a live-action game board with an app-led scavenger hunt that mixes history, urban exploration, and timed challenges. Walk the city’s squares, complete zombie-themed tasks, and compete for points with a remote host available by chat.
The square-studded streets of Savannah open like a game board underfoot — live oaks arch and Spanish moss brushes the air as you tap to begin. You and your team receive a list of “survival” items on your phone and a stream of zombie-themed challenges; the city’s plazas, alleys, and riverfront become equal parts playground and battleground for points.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Savannah, Georgia
The square-studded streets of Savannah open like a game board underfoot — live oaks arch and Spanish moss brushes the air as you tap to begin. You and your team receive a list of “survival” items on your phone and a stream of zombie-themed challenges; the city’s plazas, alleys, and riverfront become equal parts playground and battleground for points.
Savannah’s grid of historic squares dates to 1733, designed by James Oglethorpe as both civic order and social stage. The city’s low coastal geology — tidal creeks and reclaimed marshland — shaped early settlement patterns and the compact downtown you’ll roam. Local culture threads through the hunt: a blend of antebellum architecture, maritime commerce, and a thriving food scene that rewards detours to side streets.
This is a self-guided, app-based scavenger hunt with a remote host available by chat; expect about 60 minutes of walking and puzzle-solving at your own pace. It’s designed for mixed groups, stroller-friendly routes, and casual fitness levels — but timing matters: mid-summer humidity can sap energy, while spring and fall bring the best weather for fast, clever play.
Practical tips: fully charge your phone and bring a small battery pack, wear comfortable walking shoes for cobblestones and sidewalks, and plan a route that maximizes squares and riverfront views. Keep an eye on private property and busy streets; scores matter, but safety and respect for Savannah’s neighborhoods come first. Ready your wits — the city dares you to survive.
No fixed meeting point — you’ll receive instructions and a start message by phone before your game with details on how to begin.
The activity is designed to last about 60 minutes, but you can extend play by taking longer routes or adding detours.
Yes — the route is stroller-accessible and the activity is rated easy, though some challenges may require reading or light running.
The app requires connectivity for scoring and chat; plan routes with reliable cell coverage and consider a backup hotspot if needed.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The square-studded streets of Savannah open like a game board underfoot — live oaks arch and Spanish moss brushes the air as you tap to begin. You and your team receive a list of “survival” items on your phone and a stream of zombie-themed challenges; the city’s plazas, alleys, and riverfront become equal parts playground and battleground for points.
The square-studded streets of Savannah open like a game board underfoot — live oaks arch and Spanish moss brushes the air as you tap to begin. You and your team receive a list of “survival” items on your phone and a stream of zombie-themed challenges; the city’s plazas, alleys, and riverfront become equal parts playground and battleground for points.
Savannah’s grid of historic squares dates to 1733, designed by James Oglethorpe as both civic order and social stage. The city’s low coastal geology — tidal creeks and reclaimed marshland — shaped early settlement patterns and the compact downtown you’ll roam. Local culture threads through the hunt: a blend of antebellum architecture, maritime commerce, and a thriving food scene that rewards detours to side streets.
This is a self-guided, app-based scavenger hunt with a remote host available by chat; expect about 60 minutes of walking and puzzle-solving at your own pace. It’s designed for mixed groups, stroller-friendly routes, and casual fitness levels — but timing matters: mid-summer humidity can sap energy, while spring and fall bring the best weather for fast, clever play.
Practical tips: fully charge your phone and bring a small battery pack, wear comfortable walking shoes for cobblestones and sidewalks, and plan a route that maximizes squares and riverfront views. Keep an eye on private property and busy streets; scores matter, but safety and respect for Savannah’s neighborhoods come first. Ready your wits — the city dares you to survive.