Kid Tips

Toddlers & Pre-K: May be too spooky for the littlest kids, though they won't follow what the guide is saying and they will like the view of Savannah by moonlight (and probably fall asleep).

School-Age Kids: There are a lot of scary details on this ride that school-age children will either love or be terrified by (all the stories about kids locked away in attics can get to them after awhile).

Pre-Teens & Teens: A perfect outing for a pre-teen or teen. Spooky history, lots of action, and some surprises.

Planning Notes

• Bring a camera. Sometimes ghosts manifest themselves as orbs, which are captured on film but not seen by the naked eye. Your guide may pass around some photos like these and if you bring a camera maybe you'll snap a ghoul or two.
• Bring a jacket. The ghost tours are usually at dusk or at night and it may get chilly after sunset.
• Leave the stroller at home. Though you can fold up your stroller and leave it by your seat, the trolleys aren't really stroller accessible.
• Be on time. The trolley driver will pick you up at your hotel at the appointed time. If your family isn't ready, the whole tour will be waiting for you (can you say embarrassing?).
• Bring some cash. It's a courtesy to tip the driver so bring a few small bills.

Just the Facts

Hours: Tour times vary and reservations are necessary. Call ahead to reserve a spot.

Fees: $20 - $30

Recommended Time: 1 to 2 hours

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