25 W Main St, Ione, CA 95640, USA
Real Haunts in California
1126 Queens Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90802, United States
Open 7pm-12am--Thursday & Sunday & 7pm-1am--Friday & Saturday
Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor From the darkest depths of your deepest hidden fears, Dark Harbor is resurrected this October 1st with its cast of sinister spirits ready to deliver another season of blood-curdling terror. Live your nightmares aboard the haunted Queen Mary and join our cast of ghouls, spirits, and undead for an unforgettable, frighteningly authentic haunted experience. When: Public Opening: Friday, Sept. 20th. Dates: Select nights, Sept. 2o through Nov. 2. Read more…
1000 Pine St, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
Is the Nob Hill Hotel haunted? Built in 1907, the Nob Hill Inn is a popular hotel and reportedly one of the most haunted places in the city. Sitting right on the corner of two popular streets, the hotel has a classic look for the outside and plenty of antiques and older items on display inside. Though some think the haunted activity relates to those furnishings and decorations, others believe the hotel might house some spirits who lost their lives during the earthquake that struck the area prior to the hotel’s opening. Read more…
506 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90071, USA
Is the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Haunted? Even if you never heard of the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, you might recognize it. This legendary hotel made appearances in films and television shows like Chinatown, Entourage, Fight Club and Columbo. Built in the 1920s and opened in 1923, the hotel is a cultural landmark in Los Angeles and one of the city’s most haunted places as well. Ghosts of the Biltmore Hotel One of the more common stories involves a ghostly troop of soldiers passing through the lobby. Read more…
(213) 212-2853
El Capitan Theatre at 6838 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
Daily at 7pm & 8pm
Los Angeles Ghost Tours: Terrors of Tinseltown Step into the heart of Los Angeles and embark on a ghostly adventure like no other with our walking ghost tour. This tour offers a unique blend of history and the supernatural, led by an experienced guide who is both a local expert and a master storyteller. As you wander through the shadowy streets of LA, you’ll uncover eerie tales and chilling encounters linked to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Read more…
326 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Haunted US Grant Hotel in San Diego, CA Opening in 1910, the US Grant Hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is said that the ghost of Fannie Chaffee Grant haunts the US Grant Hotel to this day. Her husband, Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. built the hotel and remarried shortly after his death. Fannie’s ghost is said to be unhappy with her husband’s remarriage so soon after her death. Built in the early part of the 20th century, the hotel was so famous during its heyday that it welcomed guests like Charles Lindbergh and Albert Einstein. Read more…
(408) 610-4266
S 4th St & Paseo de San Carlos, San Jose, CA 95112, USA
Daily at 8:00 pm
San Jose Ghost Tour: The Scythe, Sacrifice, & Silhouette Welcome to San Jose, a city known for its modern tech industry, but beneath the shiny surface lies a past filled with dark secrets and ghostly tales. Our walking ghost tour takes you deep into this hidden history, guiding you through some of the most haunted spots in the city. This isn’t just a walk; it’s a journey into the eerie past of San Jose, where tragedy, death, and mystery still linger. Read more…
UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) is a local institution of higher knowledge that has experienced all the celebrities one can handle. Just the film school portion alone has boasted such notable alumni as Shane Black, David Koepp, Justin Lin, Steve Martin, Tim Robbins, Rob Reiner, Carol Burnett, and Ben Stiller just to name a few. Sporting 337-degree programs across a robust student body of 31,000 that over the years has yielded a staggering 24 Nobel laureates, UCLA is a Southern California powerhouse of monumental epic proportions. Read more…
Alcatraz Island, San Francisco, CA, USA
Prison escapes are one of the rarest events to occur inside correctional institutions across the world. But what if there was a way to ultimately prevent escapes? It should come as no surprise that in 1934, a maximum-security federal prison called Alcatraz was opened on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. To authorities then, if inmates escaped, the raging waters would drown them. If the thrashing waves didn’t kill them, then the sharks surely would. Decades after closing, Alcatraz remains one of the top haunted prisons in all of North America. Read more…
