St. Louis Haunted History Walking Tours & Ghost Walks

When comparing the 5 tour options we track across booking platforms, most fall in the $29–$35 range, with a median price of $30. The typical spread runs from around $27 to $51. Because these are third-party listings, prices can vary slightly by date and platform, but you should expect to pay roughly $30 for a standard entry.

All of the options we compare include a professional guide. Since these are primarily walking tours, the price covers your time with the guide and access to the historical sites discussed. It does not typically include food, drinks, or transportation to the meeting point.

Most tours last about 1.5 hours. While some may run closer to an hour, the median duration is 1.5 hours, so you should plan for roughly one and a half hours of walking and storytelling.

Booking ahead is highly recommended. About 80% of the options we compare offer instant confirmation, which suggests that securing your spot in advance is a smooth process. Given that this is a popular ghost tour experience, showing up without a reservation risks missing out on your preferred time slot.

Yes, flexibility is a strong feature of these tours. All 5 of the options we compare (100%) offer free cancellation. This means you can book with confidence and change your plans if needed, as long as you follow the specific cancellation window listed on each platform.

The tours are offered in 4 languages: English, Italian, Portuguese, and French. When you select an option on a booking platform, the language is usually specified in the title or details, so you can choose the one that suits your group best.

With an average rating of 3.49★ across 95 pooled reviews, the consensus is generally positive. Reviewers frequently use words like "great," "fun," and "amazing" to describe the atmosphere. The tours are primarily ghost tours (80% of options) with a strong historical focus (80%), so you can expect a blend of spooky stories and local history delivered in a fun, engaging way.

Yes, all MetroLink trains and buses are completely free to ride.

No, you must take a tram. The arch interior is not for walking.

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