Year 3028. A zombie outbreak has overrun the world. A cure exists — but the scientist who holds it needs protection. Climb aboard, arm up, and help fight your way to a cure.
We need your help. We know the ingredients for the cure are at 22554 Texas Avenue, but we can’t get to them without you. Help us make the cure.
Check-in with your mission leader, get briefed on the situation.
Board your carrier, fight the zombies, collect your ingredient, protect your doctor.
Help your doctor brew the cure, administer it to the infected. Save the world.
The trailer rolls out from CDC HQ and loops through the valley, collecting four cure ingredients before circling back through the Quarantine Zone.
We’re recruiting local organizations to play the horde. Bring your roster, we pay your group directly, funds go straight to your program. Costumes and safety gear provided.
Tickets aren’t open yet. Drop your email and we’ll let you know the second they are — before the busy weekends sell out.
Click “Book Now,” choose your mission time, select the number of recruits in your squad, and complete your reservation. We’ll take it from there.
$40 per recruit.
Everything you’ll need to fight the infected:
The operation lasts approximately 30 minutes. Please report to base 15 minutes before your scheduled departure for briefing and equipment issue.
At least 15 minutes before your mission begins. The convoy leaves on time, with or without you.
There are zombies trying to stop you… but you’ll have a paintball marker and they’re the ones running toward you. It’s more thrilling than terrifying.
If you can safely hold the marker and pull the trigger, you’re welcome to join the mission. (Children should be accompanied by an adult.)
Absolutely, you can purchase it before or during your mission.
Good news: zombies don’t care about the weather, and neither do we. Missions continue rain or shine.
Stick around before or after your mission! Warm up by the fire pits, challenge your friends at the target range, sip on hot apple cider, and soak in the spooky atmosphere while the next convoy heads out.
Absolutely! Zombie hunting is better with friends, family, coworkers, and anyone you’d trust during the apocalypse.
Negative. Your mission is to eliminate zombies, not your teammates. Friendly fire is strongly discouraged by the CDC.
Then humanity is probably in trouble… so no pressure.
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