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Experience the Zombie Scavengers Fun City Hunt in Norman, Oklahoma for $20 per group, with a 1-hour self-guided adventure using a mobile app and remote host support.
A $20 price per group unlocks an exciting 1-hour adventure in Norman, Oklahoma, with the Zombie Scavengers. This self-guided scavenger hunt is perfect for groups up to 10 participants looking for a fun, zombie-themed challenge. Using a mobile app and supported by a remote survival guide, players explore the city, collecting survival items and completing zombie-themed challenges.
This tour caters well to those who enjoy interactive outdoor activities and want a flexible, casual experience. It’s a great way to explore Norman at your own pace, but may require a smartphone for navigation and game play. The remote host provides support via chat, ensuring the game stays engaging and fun without needing a guide physically present.


The tour begins at 102 S Jones Ave, Norman, OK 73069, a central location easily accessible by public transportation. The activity ends back at the same starting point, making it simple to plan your visit. The flexible scheduling runs Tuesday through Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, giving plenty of options for daylight adventures.
Participants should ensure they have a smartphone to access the scavenger hunt app. Since private transportation isn’t included, driving or public transit are the main options to reach the starting point comfortably.
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The core of this experience is the mobile app, which provides a list of survival items to find and zombie-themed challenges to complete. The app allows tasks to be done in any order, giving players freedom to adapt their route based on their preferences and walking pace.
The app displays your score in real-time, allowing teams to compete against other groups across the country. This digital element adds a fun competitive aspect, motivating participants to score as high as possible for a better chance at “surviving” the zombie apocalypse.

A remote host accompanies the game, guiding teams via chat support throughout the activity. This guide helps keep the game on track, offers hints if needed, and provides an extra layer of interaction. Despite the virtual nature of support, the guide’s presence enhances the experience, making it more dynamic and engaging.
This format allows participants to enjoy the hunt without the need for a physical guide, making it perfect for groups who prefer flexibility and social distancing.

The zombie-themed challenges are designed to be playful and fun, encouraging participants to think creatively and work as a team. The game involves finding items around the city and completing activities that relate to surviving a zombie outbreak.
The challenges are flexible, so teams can prioritize the tasks they find most interesting, aiming for the highest point total. The game’s focus on strategic planning and quick thinking makes it appealing for groups seeking a lighthearted, active adventure.

Players look for various survival items scattered throughout Norman, which may include everyday objects relevant to a zombie apocalypse scenario. Alongside item collection, teams tackle zombie-themed challenges like simulating hiding or defending against zombies.
While the specific list isn’t detailed, the focus is on interactive, engaging tasks that get participants moving and problem-solving in the city environment.

This activity lasts approximately one hour, making it suitable for a quick outing or as part of a larger day of sightseeing. Participants can set their own pace, choosing when to move from one location to another to maximize points or simply enjoy the walk.
The self-guided nature means teams can pause, take photos, or skip challenges if desired, offering a relaxed yet interactive experience tailored to each group’s rhythm.

Since the activity is self-guided with remote support, it’s accessible to most travelers with a smartphone. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with service animals allowed for those who need assistance.
No specific physical requirements are detailed, but participants should be comfortable walking around Norman’s city streets and using a mobile device during the activity.

Unlike traditional walking tours or historical explorations, the Zombie Scavengers Norman hunt offers a fantasy-based challenge rooted in a playful zombie theme. It emphasizes teamwork, strategy, and city exploration in a casual, fun setting, making it a good option for families, friends, or casual groups.
The absence of a physical guide on-site means this activity is more flexible and private, only involving your chosen group, which can be appealing for those seeking a personalized experience.
At $20 per group, this tour provides great value for an hour of entertainment. The inclusion of a remote interactive survival guide enhances the experience without adding extra costs.
The free cancellation policy allows booking with confidence, as you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, making it a low-risk choice for spontaneous plans or uncertain schedules.
This self-guided, zombie-themed activity appeals most to groups of friends or families looking for a fun, interactive outdoor experience. It’s ideal for those who enjoy urban scavenger hunts with a thematic twist and appreciate the flexibility of a digital, independent adventure.
Participants should be ready for light walking and smartphone use. Those seeking a structured guided tour might prefer other options, but for casual, playful exploration, this activity hits the mark.
The Fun City Scavenger Hunt in Norman by Zombie Scavengers offers a cost-effective, hour-long zombie-themed adventure that combines city exploration with interactive challenges. The self-guided app and remote host support make it accessible and flexible, ideal for groups who want a fun and engaging way to see Norman.
While it might not suit those seeking detailed historical insights or a guided experience, it delivers lighthearted entertainment with a competitive edge. The $20 price and free cancellation support its value, making it a solid choice for families, friends, or casual groups wanting a memorable, playful activity.
“Running around taking pics of various items, places or posed activities like hiding from zombies. Just follow the list on your phone or tablet and…”
Is this activity suitable for children?
Yes, most travelers can participate, and it’s suitable for groups with children, especially those comfortable with smartphone use and walking.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Participants should have a smartphone to access the app. No other special equipment is required.
How long does the activity last?
The activity takes approximately one hour.
Can I do this activity at any time?
Yes, it is available Tuesday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and you can choose a convenient time within those hours.
Is there parking nearby?
While not explicitly mentioned, the meeting point at 102 S Jones Ave is centrally located and accessible by public transportation.
What is included in the price?
The self-guided activity, GST, and remote interactive survival guide are included.
Are there any physical requirements?
Participants should be comfortable walking around Norman’s streets. No specific physical limitations are mentioned.
Is this activity private?
Yes, the tour is a private activity, so only your group participates.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What makes this tour different from other scavenger hunts?
Its zombie apocalypse theme, remote host support, and city-specific challenges set it apart, offering a themed adventure rather than a typical scavenger hunt.