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Salem's Spooky Spectres Walking Ghost Tour

Overview
Visit the spookiest spots in downtown Salem and hear haunting tales of murder, mystery, and mayhem on this Spooky-kooky (skooky?) 60 minute tour of this historic city!
City: Salem
Sun 03 Nov
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Starting at $26.00
Sun 03 Nov
Starting at $26.00
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What's Included
Certified guide
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
  • By taking this tour you are indicating that you have complied with all local, state, and federal travel, safety, and quarantine requirements.
What To Expect
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Salem
Visit the spookiest spots and hear tales of murder, madness, and mayhem in the heart of downtown Salem. Sites visited during this tour include the Old Salem Gaol, Cinema Salem, the Armory, Phillips Library, Pickman House, Old Burying Point, Town Hall, Joshua Ward House, Wicked Good Books, and the Lyceum.
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Reviews (245)
jessentoniann
Oct 2019
Could have used a little more storytelling probably was a little short and maybe a little rushed don't know but overall was really good experience
Freedom745401
Oct 2019
I signed up for this tour because lack of planning on my part meant that I missed the other popular tours. This one was a bit more expensive than the others and listed its run time to be shorter. Still, I wanted to tour "something" so bought tickets. The sign in area was easy to find and the people running it were nice and professional. The tour guide (I forget the name so sorry) was very nice and also mentioned that she was a practicing witch and would answer any questions about the tour or witchcraft at the end. Her voice, along with her microphone/speaker carried reasonably well. One bit of feedback would be to get a long stick with something bright on the top instead of holding up her hand with a flashlight. Navigating through the busy streets meant that sometimes we would lose site of her. Luckily they had someone following up the back to keep track of people. One tour I took in Vancouver had the tour guide use a large rod with a glowing skull on top. Easy to find. Something like that could work. While she seemed to know her stuff, sometimes it seemed that she was "trying to remember" her facts as opposed to just 'knowing it and telling it." Additionally, sometimes she would use the phrase "so that's cool" which seemed to take away from the presentation. Still, she had a good presence and personality and I could see her doing very well with a slightly more polished presentation. Some tour guides have a slightly more captivating presentation (though some are corny has "heck") so additional practice might make her feel more convincing. I'm not sure why this tour is shorter than some others and wonder if there are sites that we are missing from other tours? Especially since, as I mentioned, this tour was a bit more money than the others.
Cheryl B
Oct 2019
Tour guide was nice but not in character and seemed to be aiming for funny rather than spooky; stories were lacking anything eerie

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