Discover the haunted side of Phoenix on this spine-tingling haunted pub crawl, where ghostly legends meet local libations.
This guided tour takes you to four unique watering holes, which may include a mix of craft producers and historic bars, each with its own eerie history. Between drinks, you'll explore some of Phoenix’s most infamous haunted locations, such as the Rosson House, Orpheum Theater, St. Mary’s Basilica, and Que Sazon (Teeter House), uncovering chilling tales of restless spirits and unexplained phenomena.
At each stop, you’ll hear expert storytelling about the city’s paranormal past while soaking in the historic atmosphere. You’ll spend 15 minutes to an hour at each location, depending on the stop, with the exact lineup varying by day and season.
While drinks are not included, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to sip on your favorite beverages as you delve into the haunted history of Phoenix. Join us—if you dare—for a night of spirits, both liquid and lingering!
All tours meet at the gate, near Teeter House - 622 E Adams St, Phoenix, AZ 85004. Your guide will be wearing a US Ghost Adventures t-shirt and carrying a lantern.
The oldest Catholic church in Phoenix, this breathtaking basilica holds more than just history within its walls. Whispers of ghostly figures and unexplained shadows make it a chilling stop for those attuned to the supernatural.
Once a high-end department store, now a trendy bar, Hanny’s has more than just cocktails on the menu. Its basement, once rumored to be a bomb shelter, holds eerie secrets, including ghostly figures and unsettling doll displays that give visitors the creeps.
Justice was served here, but some spirits never moved on. From haunted courtrooms to shadowy apparitions, this historic building carries the weight of Phoenix’s most notorious trials and tragedies.
A former industrial ice storage facility turned art space, The Icehouse has an undeniable energy. Cold spots, ghostly whispers, and eerie feelings have left many visitors wondering if past workers still roam the halls.
Once the bustling heart of Phoenix’s railway system, Union Station now sits largely abandoned—but not empty. Mysterious footsteps, echoes of long-gone travelers, and the feeling of being watched make it one of the city’s most chilling haunts.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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