Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
Between Los Angles and less than thirty minutes to the Mexican border of Tijuana, San Diego is one of the southernmost haunted cities on the entire West Coast. The U.S. Grant Hotel is a lavish historical prize of the city, but for those (un)fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of the paranormal activity up on the 5th floor, they’ve run screaming to the front desk demanding a room change! The Whaley House is a once charming dwelling that’s since become a historical ode to the supernatural. Its hauntings are so chronicled that even the United States Commerce Department has it officially registered on its information rolls as a haunted house.
Hotel Del Coronado is a luxury resort to check out if you wish to see spirits knock souvenirs off gift shop shelves in broad daylight! But for the haunted attraction lover in us all, the ghoulish outdoor splendor of the Haunted Trail at Balboa Park or even Scotty’s Scare Trail are absolute must-do visits when looking for a ghostly good time in San Diego.
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San Diego, CA 92101
Los Angeles, CA 90046
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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…
San Diego, CA 92101, USA
A catacomb of nightmares, a macabre maze of horror. Enter freely and of your own will. This may be your last contact with reality; you have now entered the world of spirits. Inside the manor a mad genius once discovered the secret of extracting fear from his victims as trophies for his collection of terror. Now those fears are trapped inside, waiting for those who are brave enough to enter. No amount of screaming can wake you and your nervous laughter can’t protect you. Read more…
(619) 940-5914
868 4th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Daily at 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:00 pm
Sinister Shadows of San Diego Gaslamp Ghost Tours Step into the eerie world of San Diego with our enthralling walking ghost tour. This unique journey will lead you through the heart of the city, where history and mystery blend into a captivating experience. As the sun sets and shadows grow long, you’ll be guided by an expert storyteller who knows all about the city’s ghostly past. Get ready to wander through San Diego’s historic district and uncover tales of long-forgotten events that continue to haunt the streets. Read more…
619-231-0131
424 Market Street, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
What could be better than a haunted house? How about a haunted hotel? The Haunted Hotel in San Diego has a reputation due to its haunted past, and Haunt World Magazine picked it as one of the best of the best. Just try to make it all the way through the hotel. Read more…
619-231-0131
Balboa Park, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Located in San Diego’s world famous Balboa Park, The Haunted Trail is a stroll through the park you will never forget. Enter the mile long Trail through the twisted grove of pines and gnarled oaks. Visitors watch your back, you’ll never know which way the terror will hit you.This year, watch your back while creeping down New Orleans famous Bourbon Street as vampires lurk in the shadows. Squeeze through the crowd of creepy clowns on the Haunted Ghoul Bus, experience an Alien Autopsy and run screaming through the gauntlet of Horror Icons. Read more…
(619) 297-7511
2476 San Diego Avenue, San Diego, CA 92110, United States
The Haunted Whaley House Bad omens had been following the Whaley family for years. Long before the tragic deaths of Thomas Jr. and young Violet, who took her own life in the parlor of the home. It seemed a curse had fallen on the Whaley House and even after moving 500 miles away, Thomas Whaley and his family could not escape its torment. The Haunting of Whaley House In 1857, Whaley began construction on a home in which he and his wife Anna would raise their children. Read more…