US Ghost Adventures brings eight new spooky ghost tours for 2023
US Ghost Adventures has announced eight new ghost tours, adding to its experiences in over 60 United States cities.
Many spooky-season fans are awaiting Halloween Horror Nights on both coasts and the opening of a permanent haunt experience in Las Vegas at Area15; however, US Ghost Adventures already offers entertaining, historic, and authentic ghost tours and experiences in the United States’ most haunted cities year-round, incluiding the launch of eight new tours.
US Ghost Adventures strives to make sense of the unexplainable by sharing the stories of those who left their mark on the nation’s most haunted places. The stories come from historical research and eyewitness accounts. This company specializing in haunted events also owns the infamously haunted Lizzie Borden House and other haunted houses for overnight stays, and offers virtual experiences on GhostFlix.
“As a leading provider of ghost tours and haunted pub crawls, our goal is to provide authentic, historically factual, and entertaining experiences across the nation,” said Lance Zaal, US Ghost Adventures’ president, and founder. “Earlier this year, we announced the opening of 12 new locations, and now we are pleased to launch eight additional locations.”
Newest US Ghost Adventures Tours
The newest tour locations include:
- Myrtle Beach, SC – The Ghosts of Dirty Myrtle Hauntings Tour
- Cheyenne, WY – Rodeo Ghosts of the Wild West
- Reno, NV – Reno Ghosts
- Outer Banks, NC – Outer Banks Ghosts: Oceanside Phantoms and Poltergeists
- Wilmington, NC – Wilmington Ghosts: Phantoms of Pirates and Patriots Tour
- Chattanooga, TN – Chattanooga Ghosts of the Misty Mountains
- Louisville, KY – Derby City Ghosts: Louisville Hauntings Tour
- St Augustine, FL – Old City Ghosts: Phantom Pirates & Poltergeists Tour.
US Ghost Adventures offers evening haunted experiences. Its sister company, Junket, provides daytime tours and unique experiences nationwide. These companies are invested in delivering new opportunities for people to experience cities across the country in new and fun ways, often incorporating history, food, drinks, and hikes.
For more information, please consult the US Ghost Adventures website to see all the cities where this company provides experiences. Maybe you will find one near your city.
All of these tours are based on material that was lifted (stolen) from established, locally-owned companies in the cities USGA operates in. Their “research” is to copy and paste. Avoid this garbage. Shop local.
This company is apparently being sued by local owned Ghost Tour companies all over the country for copyright and trademark infringement. From what I read, they either stesal or fabricate their so called ghost stories. According to one article I read, they lost a trademark dispute in Massachusetts over the Lizzie Borden house, which allows for any company choosing to sue US Ghost Adventures to do so. Sadly, I discovered the hard way that their business model is to use deceptive advertising and marketing to trick unwitting customers like myself into accidentally reserving their ghost tours instead of with the locally owned company I wanted to tour with. And, their tour was terrible! No details, vague and boring. Felt made up to me. Plus the guide was late and a bit rude. As the previous posted stated, shop local. Do your research, make sure you are booking with intended company. What a wasted evening!