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Experience a fun and interactive zombie-themed scavenger hunt in Regina for just $20.64 per group, including a remote guide and city adventure in about an hour.
A unique way to explore Regina, the Zombie Scavengers tour offers an interactive and playful experience that combines city exploration with a zombie survival challenge. For $20.64 per group (up to 10 people), this self-guided activity lasts approximately 1 hour and requires only your smartphone and a sense of adventure. The tour begins at 2190 Victoria Ave and is suitable for most travelers, as it is a private experience with a friendly remote host providing support along the way.
What makes this experience particularly appealing is its combination of urban exploration and game mechanics, where participants find survival items and do zombie-themed tasks to earn points. It’s a fun way to get some light exercise, test teamwork, and enjoy Regina’s streets in a playful new way. Since the activity is booked around 61 days in advance on average, it’s a well-planned option for those looking for an engaging activity with a flexible schedule.


The activity kicks off at 2190 Victoria Ave, Regina. This central location is near public transportation, making it convenient for participants to meet and begin the adventure. The tour ends back at the same meeting point, providing a neat, looped experience that doesn’t require additional transportation.
The opening hours are flexible, running from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Tuesday through Sunday, offering plenty of options to fit into different schedules. Booking confirmation is immediate, and the activity is designed to be private, meaning only your group will participate, ensuring a more personalized and less crowded experience.
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Using a mobile app, participants receive a list of survival items to find around Regina. The app allows you to choose your search order, giving flexibility in how you approach each task. As you search for items, you score points for each survival item found and complete various zombie-themed challenges for additional points.
The app displays your score in real-time compared to other teams nationwide, adding a friendly competitive edge. The remote host is available via chat throughout the game, offering hints, encouragement, or assistance if needed. This support makes the game accessible even for those new to scavenger hunts or city exploration games.

Participants will look for specific survival items scattered across Regina, which could be anything from everyday objects to themed props. Alongside item collection, the game presents zombie-themed tasks designed to be fun and slightly crazy, adding a playful challenge to the scavenger hunt.
Since the entire experience is self-guided with remote support, there’s no need for physical guides or group leaders to follow you around. Instead, the focus remains on interactive fun and maximizing your points to demonstrate your “survivor” skills in the zombie apocalypse scenario.
The activity is self-guided and uses your smartphone for navigation, instructions, and scoring. It is designed to be accessible, with service animals allowed and the activity located near public transportation. The tour is suitable for most participants, with no specific physical requirements stated, making it a good choice for families, friends, or small groups seeking a lighthearted outdoor activity.
Because it’s a private tour, your group enjoys a relaxed pace, with the ability to pause or proceed as you like. The cost of $20.64 covers all activities and taxes, with no extra fees for the remote host or app usage.

While this activity is unique in its zombie-themed scavenger hunt format, it’s comparable in concept to other self-guided adventures like audio walks or crime-solving experiences. However, the interactive, zombie survival twist makes this outing stand out.
It also offers a cost-effective and flexible alternative to guided tours, especially for groups wanting a playful challenge with minimal planning. With bookings averaging 61 days in advance, it’s clearly popular and well-organized, suitable for those who enjoy games, city adventures, or themed activities.
This experience suits families, friends, or small groups looking for a fun outdoor activity that combines light exercise with playful competition. It’s ideal for those interested in zombie themes, scavenger hunts, or interactive challenges. The activity requires only a smartphone and a basic level of mobility, making it accessible and easy to join.
Because the game is self-guided with remote assistance, it’s perfect for participants who prefer to explore at their own pace without a large tour group. It’s an engaging choice for team-building, birthday outings, or casual city explorations.
The Zombie Scavengers tour offers a cost-effective, hour-long adventure that transforms Regina’s streets into a zombie survival training ground. The app-based scavenging and zombie challenges provide a unique blend of outdoor exploration and playful competition. The remote host support adds a layer of guidance without the need for a physical guide, making it flexible and accessible.
While it might not appeal to those seeking a historical or cultural tour, it shines as a fun activity for groups who enjoy games, puzzles, or zombie themes. Its private, self-guided nature and low price point make it a practical choice for a quick, engaging outing in Regina.
If you’re after a lighthearted, interactive experience that combines city sights with a survival game, this tour is worth considering. Just remember to book in advance, especially during busy seasons, to secure your spot on this playful adventure.

How much does the Regina Zombie Scavengers tour cost?
The tour costs $20.64 per group, accommodating up to 10 participants.
How long does the activity last?
It lasts approximately 1 hour, making it ideal for a quick outdoor activity.
Where does the activity start?
The tour begins at 2190 Victoria Ave, Regina.
Is the activity suitable for children or families?
Yes, it is designed to be accessible for most travelers, including families and groups of friends.
What do I need to bring?
Participants need a smartphone to access the app and participate in the scavenger hunt.
Is there a guide physically with the group?
No, the activity is self-guided, but a remote host provides chat support during the game.
What are the opening hours?
It operates from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Tuesday through Sunday.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this activity accessible?
Yes, it is near public transportation and most travelers can participate.
How do I know if I will enjoy this experience?
If you enjoy interactive city challenges, zombie themes, or light outdoor activities, this hour-long scavenger hunt offers a fun and engaging way to explore Regina.