Race through Miami neighborhoods in a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt where strategy, observation, and local color decide who survives. A remote host tracks progress while teams hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges.
Race through Miami neighborhoods in a one-hour app-driven scavenger hunt where strategy, observation, and local color decide who survives. A remote host tracks progress while teams hunt for survival items and complete zombie-themed challenges.
You step off Ocean Drive into a sun-slapped street where the city hums like a generator — your phone is a map, the app is your mission control, and Miami’s neighborhoods dare you to outwit the imaginary undead.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Miami, Florida
You step off Ocean Drive into a sun-slapped street where the city hums like a generator — your phone is a map, the app is your mission control, and Miami’s neighborhoods dare you to outwit the imaginary undead.
This hour-long scavenger hunt threads through Miami’s layered story: the pastel Art Deco bones of South Beach, the Cuban rhythms of Little Havana, and the industrial murals of Wynwood. Geologically the area is flat and coastal — barrier islands, Biscayne Bay, and mangrove outliers define sightlines and make navigation straightforward but exposed to sun and sudden weather. The city’s culture is immediate: storefronts with Spanish signage, coffee poured strong, street art shouting local pride.
The game blends urban exploration with light strategy: find survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and bank points. A remote host follows your progress and offers support via chat; you choose the route and the pace. The hunt rewards quick observation, local curiosity, and willingness to talk to shopkeepers or inspect public art.
Practical guidance: use a charged smartphone with the app preloaded, pick neighborhoods with good pedestrian access, and plan a one-hour window avoiding midday heat. Wear supportive walking shoes, bring water and sunscreen, and keep an eye on traffic — much of the fun happens on sidewalks and plazas. Public transit and rideshares make regrouping simple if your team splits up.
Expect playful competition, neighborhood surprises, and a compact way to see pockets of Miami with purpose and pace.
You’ll receive a message before the scheduled start with instructions and a link to open the app; follow the prompt to begin and contact the provided number if you don’t receive it.
Yes—it's family-friendly and physically easy, but younger kids may need supervision navigating streets and completing tasks.
No—teams can play from any Miami neighborhood; local knowledge helps score higher but the game is designed for visitors and residents alike.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; check your booking details for specifics.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off Ocean Drive into a sun-slapped street where the city hums like a generator — your phone is a map, the app is your mission control, and Miami’s neighborhoods dare you to outwit the imaginary undead.
You step off Ocean Drive into a sun-slapped street where the city hums like a generator — your phone is a map, the app is your mission control, and Miami’s neighborhoods dare you to outwit the imaginary undead.
This hour-long scavenger hunt threads through Miami’s layered story: the pastel Art Deco bones of South Beach, the Cuban rhythms of Little Havana, and the industrial murals of Wynwood. Geologically the area is flat and coastal — barrier islands, Biscayne Bay, and mangrove outliers define sightlines and make navigation straightforward but exposed to sun and sudden weather. The city’s culture is immediate: storefronts with Spanish signage, coffee poured strong, street art shouting local pride.
The game blends urban exploration with light strategy: find survival items, complete zombie-themed challenges, and bank points. A remote host follows your progress and offers support via chat; you choose the route and the pace. The hunt rewards quick observation, local curiosity, and willingness to talk to shopkeepers or inspect public art.
Practical guidance: use a charged smartphone with the app preloaded, pick neighborhoods with good pedestrian access, and plan a one-hour window avoiding midday heat. Wear supportive walking shoes, bring water and sunscreen, and keep an eye on traffic — much of the fun happens on sidewalks and plazas. Public transit and rideshares make regrouping simple if your team splits up.
Expect playful competition, neighborhood surprises, and a compact way to see pockets of Miami with purpose and pace.