Ghost Tours · SEATTLE
The 4 best seattle ghost tours you can book tonight, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much walking it asks of you. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Join a costumed guide such as Emily, Nisha, Katherine, or Kai for a 2 to 2.5-hour walk through Pike Place Market, the Gum Wall, and three historic bars. Hear Seattle ghost stories, local history, and odd tales after dark. You must be 21 or older, and drinks cost extra.
“Wonderful experience and our guide Emily was knowledgeable and fun! Highly recommend if you are ever in Seattle!”
Walk downtown Seattle with a professional guide such as Michael, Amara, Mark, or Zach, hearing researched tales of crime, death, and reported hauntings from the 1850s onward. The route includes Pike Place, Post Alley, a 1903 mortuary, steep streets, stairs, and the site of Seattle’s first cemetery. Bring water and good walking shoes.
“Very fun experience with lots of history! I learned a lot about the city its past time and everything that made it what it is today!”
Walk Seattle’s historic district with an English-speaking US Ghost Adventures guide. Hear eerie stories at Union Street, Post Alley, the Gum Wall, the Butterworth Building, Market Theater, and former Suquamish Burial Grounds. Guides such as Christine, Michael, Noah, and Taylor blend local history with supernatural legends.
“Great host! Entertaining, informative and engaging, had a great time. And got to walk around downtown Seattle.”
Explore Pike Place Market with Carolyn, a retired chef and market guide, on a two-hour walk through its foods, vendors, odd stories, scandals, and ghost tales. The small group is limited to 12 people, making it easy to ask for restaurant and sightseeing tips. The 3:30 pm start may mean some shops are closing.
“Carolyn was wonderful and we would do it again and again. So interesting, fascinating! Booked it on the fly, so glad we did.”
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