On this ghost tour of Seattle, you'll learn about the spooky past of the city's oldest buildings and alleys. Are you brave enough?
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
99 Union Street
Where does the activity end?
Moore Theatre
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On this ghost tour of Seattle, you'll learn about the spooky past of the city's oldest buildings and alleys. Are you brave enough?
Want to discover the most terrifying secrets of Seattle? If so, we'll meet you at the indicated time on Union Street, where we'll start our walking tour to discover the city's dark alleys, old theatres and mortuaries. Each step will take us back in time to a mysterious past!
We'll start in front of the Four Seasons Hotel, where the stories will take us back to the year 1850. What tragic event took place in this place? Why are spectral figures still seen in the surroundings?
While we tell you what happened and give you goosebumps, we'll enter the Post Alley. In this famously haunted alley, we'll discover Pike Place Market, where many of the people who work there claim to feel a presence at times in the early evening.
Next, we'll reach the Market Theatre and be greeted by the mournful atmosphere of the spirits of the vaudeville performers, whose laughter and applause still echo into the night.
Ready for even more fear? Next, we'll set off for the mortuary at number 21 of 1st Avenue, a building whose architecture was designed specifically to house the dead. Will we hear any of the echoes coming from the empty corridors?
Finally, we'll stop at the Moore Theatre, built over Seattle's first cemetery. Did you know that workers report seeing translucent figures and hearing whispers in the corners? How horrifying! Because of its history, this spot has been the epicentre of several unexplained phenomena, making it the most haunted place in Seattle.
After an hour of chills, we'll say goodbye at this last building—watch out for what you find on your way back!
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99 Union Street
Where does the activity end?
Moore Theatre
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