Aces to Ashes: Apparitions of Atlantic City Boardwalk Ghost Tour

Come on our chilling ghost tour presented by US Ghost Adventures! Are you ready to take a trip through downtown Atlantic City’s most haunted hotspots? The island site of the future settlement of Atlantic City was Lenape's summer residence for many years before the city was constructed. While the exact date of the first permanent settlement of what would become Atlantic City is unknown, it is widely assumed that Jeremiah Leeds built and occupied an all-year residence on the island in 1783. However, it was not until 1850 that the notion of developing the area into a resort town developed, and the name "Atlantic City" was chosen in early 1853. Book your trip with us today if you want to explore the ghostly streets of Atlantic City and see the city in a unique way — the spirits of Atlantic City are waiting.

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Location: Atlantic City

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Q&A

Q: How long does the ghost tour usually last?

A: The Aces to Ashes ghost tour typically lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the pace of the group. They cover a lot of ground around Atlantic City’s haunted hotspots, so wear comfy shoes! It can get chilly by the boardwalk after sunset, so I’d recommend a light jacket too.

Q: Is there an age limit for the ghost tour?

A: There’s no strict age limit, but the tour is generally recommended for ages 12 and up since some stories might be a bit too spooky for younger kids. If you’re bringing teens or younger kids, just prepare them for potentially creepy tales!

Q: What happens if it rains during the ghost tour?

A: The tour goes on rain or shine! If there’s severe weather, they may cancel or reschedule, but light rain usually won’t stop them. I’d suggest bringing an umbrella just in case, and wear waterproof shoes if you can.

Discussions

Thinking about booking the ghost tour in Atlantic City!

Hey everyone! I’m considering getting the Aces to Ashes ghost tour as a gift for my friend who loves spooky stuff. We’d be going to Atlantic City next month. I heard it’s about 1.5 hours long and includes stories from the city’s haunted history. Anyone been? Is it really worth it?

Tips for the Atlantic City Ghost Tour

Just got back from the Aces to Ashes ghost tour, and I gotta say, it was a blast! The stories were crazy creepy, and our guide was super enthusiastic. I’d recommend wearing layers since it got chilly. Also, the best part was definitely the abandoned hotel they took us to. Anyone else loved that part too?