Zombie Scavengers takes you on an adventure in Cambridge to survive the zombie apocalypse! Use our app and some strategy to find a list of items needed to survive, in any order you'd prefer, around th
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Location: Cambridge
What's Included
- 1 hour with a remote interactive survival guide
- Self-Guided walking activity
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- All Activities
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's no strict age limit for the Zombie Scavengers hunt! However, it's suggested for ages 12 and up since younger kids might need some help with the app and tasks. Adults are definitely encouraged to join in, and it's a blast for families! Just make sure everyone has a reasonable grasp on using smartphones.
A: Great question! You score points by finding items on the list and completing the zombie-themed challenges throughout Cambridge. The more creative your strategy, the better your score can be! Your remote host will keep track and provide tips on how to maximize your points.
A: The scavenger hunt can vary in duration depending on how fast you find items and complete challenges. It’s generally designed to last about an hour, but you can take longer if you want to enjoy the sights and take your time. The flexibility is great, especially if you want to explore Cambridge!
Discussions
Just did the Zombie Scavenger Hunt in Cambridge and it was a blast!
I took my friends out for the Zombie Scavenger Hunt last weekend. We had so much fun running around Cambridge trying to find items like a flashlight and a can of beans! The challenges were hilarious—definitely added some spice to our adventure. It lasted about an hour, but we were out there for longer just enjoying the city. Our host was super helpful, and it was all so easy to follow through the app. Perfect for anyone who loves a little adventure!
Shopping for a gift—anyone tried the Zombie Scavenger Hunt?
Hey folks, I’m thinking about getting this Zombie Scavenger Hunt as a gift for my brother's birthday. He loves zombies and adventures! Is it worth it? I saw it’s in Cambridge, which is cool and all, but how’s the experience? Any feedback would be helpful!