PLAN YOUR TOUR
Do You Believe?
Take a HAUNTINGLY fun journey with our costumed Ghost Hosts on this unique and eerily entertaining hour-long riding tour of the Nation’s Oldest City! Hear about St. Augustine’s most haunted sites aboard our open-air trolleys, perfect for taking pictures. Our stories come from years of research, personal accounts, and real-life paranormal experiences. Goosebumps are likely, nightmares doubtful. Reserve your spot now on St. Augustine’s favorite family-friendly ghost tour!
So, intrepid traveler, better catch some zzzzzzs because, after your visit to Ghost Town, you may never sleep again!
Tour Highlights
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Drive by and hear of St. Augustine’s most haunted sites including the Old Jail, City Gates, and Huguenot Cemetery.
Haunted Sites
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Live narrated tour by our talented Ghost Hosts.
Live Narration
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Stories come from years of research, personal accounts and real-life paranormal experiences.
Stories
Tickets & Schedule
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TOUR DURATION
60 minutes.
BOARDING LOCATION
Old Town Trolley Welcome Center, 27 San Marco Ave.
SCHEDULE
Tours and times vary depending on the time of the year. See calendar for dates and times.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Ghost Town Trolley is open to guests of all ages. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The tour is rated PG and may contain material not suitable for some children.
Reservations are required. Reservation-based tickets are non-refundable. You may reschedule up to 24 hours in advance of tour time by calling 844-388-6452. Guests must check-in 20 minutes prior to tour time. Within 20 minutes of tour time, seat(s) are subject to cancellation.
ACCESSIBILITY & SAFETY
Ghost Town Trolley is not wheelchair accessible; please see our attendant for other accessibility options. If a guest is ambulatory, they can elect to leave their scooter or wheelchair with the attendant and retrieve it at the end of the tour. Service animals are the only animals that are allowed onboard the trolleys, which the ADA defines as any dog that is trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as “Service Animals” under the Americans with Disabilities Act.