$7 Admission to the "Beyond the Grave" Tour from Carolina History & Haunts (Up to a $15 Value)
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- Guides in 19th-century attire
- Blend of ghost stories and historical facts
- Tour graveyard in 4th Ward
Ghosts are like friends from college—they show up unannounced, hang out in your apartment for days on end, and, when you ask for rent after a month or so, they attempt to pay in pirate bones and then disappear. Enjoy a ghostly experience without concern for utility bills with today's Groupon: for $7, you get one admission to the Beyond the Grave tour from Carolina History & Haunts (up to a $15 value). Tours start at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and meet in front of the Hearst Tower on Tryon Street in Charlotte. Tour times can vary, so check the website for the most up to date scheduling. This deal is not valid on Oct. 29th through Oct. 31st.
The 75-minute Beyond the Grave tour (advanced online $13 and at the tour $15 for adults, $13 for ages 8–12, and free for ages 7 and under) blends historical fact with family friendly haunting tales of local lore. Your lantern-toting tour guide, donned in authentic 19th-century regalia but free of authentic 19th-century cholera, will lead groups of about 30 through the moonlit streets of Charlotte, dishing out educational facts and chilling stories revealed by longtime residents of the Queen City. Learn the chilling truth behind the Spirit Square Center for the Arts and the 1927 Carolina Theatre, then bravely visit a liver-chilling haunted pub. You’ll also stop by several eerie spots in the historical 4th Ward, including the old graves in Settlers’ Cemetery and Dracula’s summer condo.
The Beyond the Grave tour is a walking tour open year round, so ghost-hunters should dress appropriately—wear comfy walking shoes and leave bulky proton packs at the converted firehouse.
Not valid with other offers.
Reviews
Yes! Weekly featured Carolina History & Haunts' Nightmare Around Elm Street tour:
- While Riedel possesses no personal stories about ghost sightings, he says that past tour members send pictures featuring questionable orb-like images. One tour member even claimed to see an apparition crossing the train tracks during one of the full-moon tours. – Lindsay Craven, Yes! Weekly
- Guides in 19th-century attire
- Blend of ghost stories and historical facts
- Tour graveyard in 4th Ward
Ghosts are like friends from college—they show up unannounced, hang out in your apartment for days on end, and, when you ask for rent after a month or so, they attempt to pay in pirate bones and then disappear. Enjoy a ghostly experience without concern for utility bills with today's Groupon: for $7, you get one admission to the Beyond the Grave tour from Carolina History & Haunts (up to a $15 value). Tours start at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays, and meet in front of the Hearst Tower on Tryon Street in Charlotte. Tour times can vary, so check the website for the most up to date scheduling. This deal is not valid on Oct. 29th through Oct. 31st.
The 75-minute Beyond the Grave tour (advanced online $13 and at the tour $15 for adults, $13 for ages 8–12, and free for ages 7 and under) blends historical fact with family friendly haunting tales of local lore. Your lantern-toting tour guide, donned in authentic 19th-century regalia but free of authentic 19th-century cholera, will lead groups of about 30 through the moonlit streets of Charlotte, dishing out educational facts and chilling stories revealed by longtime residents of the Queen City. Learn the chilling truth behind the Spirit Square Center for the Arts and the 1927 Carolina Theatre, then bravely visit a liver-chilling haunted pub. You’ll also stop by several eerie spots in the historical 4th Ward, including the old graves in Settlers’ Cemetery and Dracula’s summer condo.
The Beyond the Grave tour is a walking tour open year round, so ghost-hunters should dress appropriately—wear comfy walking shoes and leave bulky proton packs at the converted firehouse.
Not valid with other offers.
Reviews
Yes! Weekly featured Carolina History & Haunts' Nightmare Around Elm Street tour:
- While Riedel possesses no personal stories about ghost sightings, he says that past tour members send pictures featuring questionable orb-like images. One tour member even claimed to see an apparition crossing the train tracks during one of the full-moon tours. – Lindsay Craven, Yes! Weekly
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About Carolina History & Haunts
Savannah has witnessed war, executions, murders, disease, and death and has stood the test of time. Join us on a 90 minute historical ghost walking tour on Savannah's streets which hold the secrets and ghosts of her past. Guided by the eerie glow of candlelight, our professional guides will lead you through the moss draped oaks, historic squares, and cobblestone streets so many have walked before us, and that some of our departed are said to still linger today.