Family-Friendly Ghost Walking Tour in Flagstaff

The tour will visit some of Flagstaff’s most famous locations and explore the hauntings behind each one. Guests will enjoy an evening walk while taking in the mountain town’s iconic charm. There’s ple

The tour will visit some of Flagstaff’s most famous locations and explore the hauntings behind each one. Guests will enjoy an evening walk while taking in the mountain town’s iconic charm. There’s plenty of intriguing history and ghost stories appropriate for all on this tour. Stops: ● Milligan House ● Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library ● Orpheum Theater ● Theatrikos Theater Company ● The Weatherford Hotel ● Hotel Monte Vista ● Historic Train Monument ● 1926 Santa Fe Train Depot

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Location: Flagstaff

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Q&A

Q: What age is this tour appropriate for? Can younger kids join?

A: This ghost walking tour is designed to be family-friendly, so kids as young as 5 or 6 should be fine to join. The stories are spooky but suitable for all ages, and it's a great way to introduce them to local history! Just make sure your kids are okay with the dark and spooky stories!

Q: What should we wear for the ghost tour? Is it cold at night?

A: Definitely dress in layers! Flagstaff can get chilly in the evenings, especially with the elevation. I'd recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking, and maybe bring a light jacket just in case. You'll want to be comfy while you explore those haunted spots!

Q: Can we reschedule if something comes up?

A: Yes, Ghost City Tours is pretty flexible with rescheduling. Just reach out to them at least 24 hours in advance, and they should be able to help you pick a new date. They really want everyone to enjoy their experience!

Discussions

Just did the ghost tour in Flagstaff—so cool!

I took my family on the ghost walking tour last weekend and it was a blast! We visited the Orpheum Theater and heard some wild stories about its hauntings. The tour guide was super engaging, and my kids were on the edge of their seats! Plus, it’s free, which is awesome. Definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a fun evening activity in Flagstaff.

Considering the Flagstaff Ghost Tour for a gift—thoughts?

I'm thinking of getting this ghost walking tour for my sister and her kids as a gift! They live nearby and love spooky stuff but I’m not sure how fun it would be for them. Has anyone done it? Is it engaging enough for kids?