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Take on Norman with Zombie Scavengers: a one-hour, app-driven urban survival scavenger hunt led by a remote host. Hunt for items, complete zombie-themed challenges and compete for points while exploring Campus Corner, Main Street, and OU’s surrounds.
Take on Norman with Zombie Scavengers: a one-hour, app-driven urban survival scavenger hunt led by a remote host. Hunt for items, complete zombie-themed challenges and compete for points while exploring Campus Corner, Main Street, and OU’s surrounds.
The game begins on a warm sidewalk beneath the watchful brick facades of downtown Norman, where a phone vibrates and a remote host issues the first undead challenge. Teams fan out through Campus Corner and Main Street, letting the city’s streets set the pace as they collect survival items, complete themed tasks and tally points against other players nationwide.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · Norman, Oklahoma
The game begins on a warm sidewalk beneath the watchful brick facades of downtown Norman, where a phone vibrates and a remote host issues the first undead challenge. Teams fan out through Campus Corner and Main Street, letting the city’s streets set the pace as they collect survival items, complete themed tasks and tally points against other players nationwide.
Norman grew fast after the 1889 Land Run and the University of Oklahoma reshaped its character; those layers of history become part of the hunt as players pass historic storefronts, public art, and OU’s stately campus grounds. The tall grasses at Lake Thunderbird may be a short drive away, but the scavenger hunt is an urban sprint—concrete, murals, local eateries and civic parks provide the terrain rather than trails or streams.
Expect mostly flat, walkable routes arranged by the app; challenges are digital and social rather than physically demanding. Plan for heat in summer and brisk winds in winter; sidewalks and crosswalks govern movement, and hosts guide teams remotely if questions arise. Practical prep: charge your phone, wear supportive shoes, and bring a small water bottle. Teams of friends or families will find the pace playful and strategic—points come from speed, completeness, and bonus challenges.
This is a self-guided, one-hour private session with a remote game leader—ideal for visitors wanting a sharp, city-centered adventure that mixes local color with light competition.
Bookings are private and designed for a single team; check the provider for maximum team size but most groups of 2–6 work best.
Yes—the game runs through an app and chat with a remote host, so reliable mobile data or Wi‑Fi is required.
Yes—challenges are family-friendly, but parental supervision is recommended for younger children in busy streets.
The game is self-guided; you'll receive start instructions via message before play and finish at a location you choose within the mapped area.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The game begins on a warm sidewalk beneath the watchful brick facades of downtown Norman, where a phone vibrates and a remote host issues the first undead challenge. Teams fan out through Campus Corner and Main Street, letting the city’s streets set the pace as they collect survival items, complete themed tasks and tally points against other players nationwide.
The game begins on a warm sidewalk beneath the watchful brick facades of downtown Norman, where a phone vibrates and a remote host issues the first undead challenge. Teams fan out through Campus Corner and Main Street, letting the city’s streets set the pace as they collect survival items, complete themed tasks and tally points against other players nationwide.
Norman grew fast after the 1889 Land Run and the University of Oklahoma reshaped its character; those layers of history become part of the hunt as players pass historic storefronts, public art, and OU’s stately campus grounds. The tall grasses at Lake Thunderbird may be a short drive away, but the scavenger hunt is an urban sprint—concrete, murals, local eateries and civic parks provide the terrain rather than trails or streams.
Expect mostly flat, walkable routes arranged by the app; challenges are digital and social rather than physically demanding. Plan for heat in summer and brisk winds in winter; sidewalks and crosswalks govern movement, and hosts guide teams remotely if questions arise. Practical prep: charge your phone, wear supportive shoes, and bring a small water bottle. Teams of friends or families will find the pace playful and strategic—points come from speed, completeness, and bonus challenges.
This is a self-guided, one-hour private session with a remote game leader—ideal for visitors wanting a sharp, city-centered adventure that mixes local color with light competition.