Turn West Palm Beach into a playful post-apocalypse with an app-driven scavenger hunt that tests creativity, speed and teamwork over two hours. Walk, solve and film your way up the leaderboard across waterfront promenades and public art.
Turn West Palm Beach into a playful post-apocalypse with an app-driven scavenger hunt that tests creativity, speed and teamwork over two hours. Walk, solve and film your way up the leaderboard across waterfront promenades and public art.
The streetlights of West Palm Beach feel unexpectedly vulnerable as your team gathers, phones charged, maps off — the city has become your battlefield. The scavenger hunt drops you into a lighthearted apocalypse: you race between waterfront promenades, public murals and palm-lined blocks, solving app-driven missions while completing photo and video challenges that push creativity and teamwork.
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Operated by Zombie Scavengers Hunts · West Palm Beach, Florida
The streetlights of West Palm Beach feel unexpectedly vulnerable as your team gathers, phones charged, maps off — the city has become your battlefield. The scavenger hunt drops you into a lighthearted apocalypse: you race between waterfront promenades, public murals and palm-lined blocks, solving app-driven missions while completing photo and video challenges that push creativity and teamwork.
West Palm Beach grew around Henry Flagler’s railroad and the Atlantic waterfront; its downtown grid and reclaimed waterfront parks make for compact, walkable terrain ideal for a city game. Geology here is flat coastal plain — sand and seawalls shape the shoreline and the Intracoastal’s current seems to dare you to linger. The local culture blends laid-back Florida beach life with a growing arts scene at Rosemary Square and local markets where you’ll see neighborhood characters who bring color to your route.
Practically, this is a two-hour, app-led experience for teams (up to 10). Expect 2–4 miles of walking on paved sidewalks and boardwalks, punctuated by brief bursts of running or posed antics for points. Bring a fully charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, a small bottle of water, and sun protection; wear layers if you start near dawn or after sunset. Teams are self-guided with remote chat support and a live leaderboard — competitive squads should plan a clear route before launching. Respect private property, follow local rules, and use midday shade breaks to keep energy up. Finish with a cold drink at a nearby café and a screenshot of your ranking — the game rewards creativity as much as speed.
Each booking covers one team of up to 10 people; larger groups should book multiple teams.
No—this is remote and app-guided with chat-based support; you receive instructions by text after booking.
The experience is stroller-accessible and generally uses paved routes, but check specific street conditions and curb cuts along your planned path.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund; same-day cancellations are non-refundable.
Zombie Scavengers Hunts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.



The streetlights of West Palm Beach feel unexpectedly vulnerable as your team gathers, phones charged, maps off — the city has become your battlefield. The scavenger hunt drops you into a lighthearted apocalypse: you race between waterfront promenades, public murals and palm-lined blocks, solving app-driven missions while completing photo and video challenges that push creativity and teamwork.
The streetlights of West Palm Beach feel unexpectedly vulnerable as your team gathers, phones charged, maps off — the city has become your battlefield. The scavenger hunt drops you into a lighthearted apocalypse: you race between waterfront promenades, public murals and palm-lined blocks, solving app-driven missions while completing photo and video challenges that push creativity and teamwork.
West Palm Beach grew around Henry Flagler’s railroad and the Atlantic waterfront; its downtown grid and reclaimed waterfront parks make for compact, walkable terrain ideal for a city game. Geology here is flat coastal plain — sand and seawalls shape the shoreline and the Intracoastal’s current seems to dare you to linger. The local culture blends laid-back Florida beach life with a growing arts scene at Rosemary Square and local markets where you’ll see neighborhood characters who bring color to your route.
Practically, this is a two-hour, app-led experience for teams (up to 10). Expect 2–4 miles of walking on paved sidewalks and boardwalks, punctuated by brief bursts of running or posed antics for points. Bring a fully charged smartphone, comfortable shoes, a small bottle of water, and sun protection; wear layers if you start near dawn or after sunset. Teams are self-guided with remote chat support and a live leaderboard — competitive squads should plan a clear route before launching. Respect private property, follow local rules, and use midday shade breaks to keep energy up. Finish with a cold drink at a nearby café and a screenshot of your ranking — the game rewards creativity as much as speed.