On our Notorious SF: Ghost & Crime tour we visit the sites of Hollywood scandals, red light areas, opium dens, gang violence, Gold Rush era lynchings & kidnappings – & enjoy cocktails in one or two hi
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Location: San Francisco
What's Included
- We donate $1 for every guest to a non-profit, Climate Cents.
- Tour Guide
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, the tour is recommended for ages 21 and up since it includes stops at historic bars where cocktails are served. If you're thinking of gifting it to someone younger, they would need to sit out the bar portions. Otherwise, the spooky stories and historical details are engaging for all ages!
A: Definitely wear comfortable shoes since there's a fair amount of walking involved! Layers are a good idea too, as it can get chilly in SF in the evenings. I'd suggest something casual but also warm enough for coastal breezes. You might want to check the weather beforehand just in case!
A: Yes, you can typically reschedule by contacting the tour provider, but it's best to check their specific cancellation policy. They’re pretty accommodating, but just make sure to do it at least 24 hours in advance. It’s a popular tour, so try to reschedule soon to secure your spot!
Discussions
Just did the Ghost & True Crime Tour in SF—what a wild ride!
Guys, I just got back from the Notorious SF: Ghost & Crime tour and it was AMAZING! We started with the Fatty Arbuckle scandal, which I knew a bit about but hearing the details in a spooky setting was something else. The cocktail stop at the Old Ship Saloon was a great way to break things up. Highly recommend it for history buffs or anyone who loves a good ghost story. If you're considering it as a gift, just make sure they like a little bit of creepy with their cocktails!
Thinking of gifting the Ghost & True Crime Tour—thoughts?
I'm considering getting this tour for my partner's birthday. They love true crime and ghost stories! I've heard mixed reviews about the tour length—how many hours is it typically? I'm just worried they might get bored if it's too long or just standing around. Any insight would be appreciated!