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Turn Stamford into a survival playground: an app-led, one-hour urban scavenger hunt where teams find items, complete zombie challenges, and compete on a national scoreboard. Quick to start, city-smart, and family-friendly.
Turn Stamford into a survival playground: an app-led, one-hour urban scavenger hunt where teams find items, complete zombie challenges, and compete on a national scoreboard. Quick to start, city-smart, and family-friendly.
You set off from a downtown sidewalk with your phone as the only map, Long Island Sound sighing a few blocks away and the city’s brick and glass sliding past. The app chirps; the remote host is on standby. It’s an hour-long, city-spanning sprint to collect survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges while Stamford’s streets push back — traffic lights, waterfront promenades, and pockets of quiet neighborhood park.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Stamford, Connecticut
You set off from a downtown sidewalk with your phone as the only map, Long Island Sound sighing a few blocks away and the city’s brick and glass sliding past. The app chirps; the remote host is on standby. It’s an hour-long, city-spanning sprint to collect survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges while Stamford’s streets push back — traffic lights, waterfront promenades, and pockets of quiet neighborhood park.
Stamford’s shoreline and city grid reflect its past: colonial settlement in the 1600s, 19th-century shipping and industry, then 20th-century corporate growth. Geologically the area sits on a coastal plain shaped by glaciers and the ebb of the Sound, so expect mostly flat, paved terrain with occasional parkland and waterfront boardwalks. Culturally, Stamford mixes old New England institutions like the Stamford Museum & Nature Center with a diverse, contemporary downtown — good for varied scavenger objectives and photo-worthy stops.
Practically, the game is self-guided on your phone with a remote host via chat; you’ll receive pre-game instructions by message. The route is flexible — you can collect items in any order — and the app shows scores against teams nationwide. Wear comfortable walking shoes, keep your phone charged with data enabled, and plan for pedestrian crossings and city rules. Public transit (Metro-North and local buses) drops you close to the start, and a one-hour window makes this an accessible urban outing for families, friends, or solo players looking for a playful, fast-paced way to see Stamford.
You’ll receive a message before your booked start with detailed instructions and a link to the app; if you don’t, contact the provider number on your booking.
Yes—activity notes indicate stroller access for infants and small children, though some checkpoints may require brief street crossings.
Service animals are allowed; non-service pets depend on local leash and park rules and may complicate running between challenges.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; no refund within 24 hours.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You set off from a downtown sidewalk with your phone as the only map, Long Island Sound sighing a few blocks away and the city’s brick and glass sliding past. The app chirps; the remote host is on standby. It’s an hour-long, city-spanning sprint to collect survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges while Stamford’s streets push back — traffic lights, waterfront promenades, and pockets of quiet neighborhood park.
You set off from a downtown sidewalk with your phone as the only map, Long Island Sound sighing a few blocks away and the city’s brick and glass sliding past. The app chirps; the remote host is on standby. It’s an hour-long, city-spanning sprint to collect survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges while Stamford’s streets push back — traffic lights, waterfront promenades, and pockets of quiet neighborhood park.
Stamford’s shoreline and city grid reflect its past: colonial settlement in the 1600s, 19th-century shipping and industry, then 20th-century corporate growth. Geologically the area sits on a coastal plain shaped by glaciers and the ebb of the Sound, so expect mostly flat, paved terrain with occasional parkland and waterfront boardwalks. Culturally, Stamford mixes old New England institutions like the Stamford Museum & Nature Center with a diverse, contemporary downtown — good for varied scavenger objectives and photo-worthy stops.
Practically, the game is self-guided on your phone with a remote host via chat; you’ll receive pre-game instructions by message. The route is flexible — you can collect items in any order — and the app shows scores against teams nationwide. Wear comfortable walking shoes, keep your phone charged with data enabled, and plan for pedestrian crossings and city rules. Public transit (Metro-North and local buses) drops you close to the start, and a one-hour window makes this an accessible urban outing for families, friends, or solo players looking for a playful, fast-paced way to see Stamford.