Minneapolis boasts a rich history and haunting tales to uncover. The Ghost Walk tour invites brave souls to explore the city’s spooky landmarks after dark. Expert guides lead the way, sharing chilling accounts of apparitions and unexplained phenomena at sites like the Guthrie Theater and Foshay Tower. With plenty of photo opportunities and a flexible booking policy, this wheelchair-accessible adventure promises a thrilling two-hour experience for those who dare to explore Minneapolis’ supernatural side.
Key Points
- Explore haunted landmarks in Minneapolis on a 2-hour spooky ghost walk tour, starting and ending at Mill Ruins Park.
- Tour features key stops like Guthrie Theater, Foshay Tower, and Minneapolis City Hall, where guides share chilling tales of apparitions and unexplained phenomena.
- Participants can capture 10-minute photo opportunities at each haunted site and learn about the paranormal history behind them.
- The tour is wheelchair accessible and offers a full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.
- Bookings are available with a flexible "reserve now, pay later" option, and the tour is conducted in English.
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Tour Overview
The Minneapolis Ghost Walk is a 2-hour activity that takes visitors on a spooky exploration of the city’s haunted landmarks.
Priced from $27.50 per person, the tour is wheelchair accessible and allows for flexible booking, with the option to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Conducted in English, the walk starts and ends at Mill Ruins Park, with key stops at the Guthrie Theater, Weisman Art Museum, Foshay Museum, Minneapolis City Hall, The Depot, St. Anthony Main, and the Stone Arch Bridge, where participants can take 10-minute photo stops.
Itinerary Highlights
The Minneapolis Ghost Walk takes visitors on a spooky exploration of the city’s haunted landmarks, starting and ending at the Mill Ruins Park.
The tour includes 10-minute photo stops at several eerie locations, including:
- Guthrie Theater, where a former usher is said to linger
- Weisman Art Museum, a site of unexplained phenomena
- Foshay Tower, rumored to be haunted by its builder’s ghost
- Minneapolis City Hall, known for botched public executions and wandering apparitions
- The Depot Minneapolis, where a mysterious man in a fedora has been spotted
Along the way, expert guides share chilling tales about the spectral side of Minneapolis.
Haunted Landmarks
Over the years, reports have circulated about various haunted landmarks throughout Minneapolis.
Mill Ruins Park is said to be the site of a devastating 1878 mill explosion, with some claiming to have seen the ghostly apparitions of those who perished.
The Guthrie Theater is rumored to be haunted by the presence of a former usher, while the Foshay Tower is believed to be home to the wandering spirit of its builder.
Minneapolis City Hall is known for its history of botched public executions, with alleged sightings of restless apparitions.
Similarly, The Depot has been the site of reported encounters with a mysterious man in a fedora.
Paranormal Experiences
Beyond the haunting legends of Minneapolis’ landmarks, the city’s paranormal history includes several chilling tales.
At the Soap Factory, visitors have reported seeing shadowy figures and experiencing unexplained paranormal activity. Legends of the Smiley Face murder club and the mythical Waterman abound around the Hennepin Avenue Bridge.
Expert guides on the Minneapolis Ghost Walk share these spooky accounts and more, transporting participants to the spectral side of the city:
- Encounters with a mysterious man in a fedora at The Depot
- Ghostly figures of deceased Union soldiers at St. Anthony Main
- The presence of a former usher haunting the Guthrie Theater
- The rumored roaming of the Foshay Tower’s ghostly builder
- Botched public executions and wandering apparitions at Minneapolis City Hall
Booking Information
To book the Minneapolis Ghost Walk, check availability to see the starting times. Select the desired number of participants and date for the tour. The meeting point is provided, which can be opened in Google Maps for directions.
| Booking Details | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Activity | Minneapolis Ghost Walk | ||
| Price | From $27.50 per person | ||
| Duration | 2 hours | ||
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours |
The tour offers flexible booking options, allowing you to reserve now and pay later. With these convenient booking details, securing your spot on the Minneapolis Ghost Walk is straightforward.
Starting Location
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The Minneapolis Ghost Walk begins at Mill Ruins Park, a poignant starting point steeped in history and supernatural intrigue.
This former industrial hub is now a haunting reminder of the city’s past, with reports of ghostly sightings and paranormal occurrences. As participants gather at the park, they’ll be captivated by the guides’ chilling tales of the site’s dark history, including:
- The 1878 mill explosion that claimed numerous lives
- Sightings of deceased phantoms, lingering in the shadows
- The eerie feeling of being watched, as if by unseen forces
- Unexplained noises and disturbances that defy rational explanation
- A palpable sense of unease that permeates the very air
From this atmospheric starting point, the ghostly journey through Minneapolis is about to unfold.
Key Stops
From the haunting grounds of Mill Ruins Park, the Minneapolis Ghost Walk winds its way through the city’s most eerie landmarks. Visitors will make 10-minute photo stops at the Guthrie Theater, Weisman Art Museum, Foshay Museum and Observation Deck, Minneapolis City Hall, The Depot Minneapolis, St. Anthony Main, and the iconic Stone Arch Bridge.
| Key Stop | Haunted History |
|---|---|
| Guthrie Theater | Presence of a former usher |
| Foshay Tower | Ghostly figure of its builder rumored to roam |
| Minneapolis City Hall | Known for botched public executions and wandering apparitions |
| The Depot | Reports of encounters with a mysterious man in a fedora |
| St. Anthony Main | Former encampment of Union soldiers |
Return to Departure
After visiting the haunted landmarks across the city, the Minneapolis Ghost Walk tour finally returns participants to its starting point at Mill Ruins Park. This concludes the spooky 2-hour adventure, where guests:
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Relived the history and legends behind the Guthrie Theater, Foshay Tower, and other eerie locations
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Captured photos at iconic sites like Minneapolis City Hall and the Stone Arch Bridge
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Heard chilling tales from expert guides about the paranormal side of the city
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Explored the Soap Factory and Hennepin Avenue Bridge, known for ghostly encounters
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Gained a new appreciation for the spirits that are said to haunt the streets of Minneapolis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Are Photography and Video Recording Allowed During the Tour?
Participants are generally allowed to take photographs and record video during the tour, though guides may request that flash photography be avoided in certain areas to respect the atmosphere. It’s best to check with the tour operator for the latest policies.
What Should Participants Wear or Bring for the Tour?
Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes and dress in layers, as the tour involves outdoor and indoor settings. It’s recommended to bring a camera or smartphone for photo opportunities at the various haunted landmarks.
Is the Tour Suitable for Children and Families?
The tour is generally suitable for children and families, though some content may be spooky or frightening for younger kids. Parents should use their discretion based on their child’s age and sensitivity level.
Can the Tour Be Customized or Personalized for Private Groups?
The tour can be customized for private groups. Groups can request specific changes to the itinerary or focus on areas of particular interest. However, the standard tour is non-customizable for individual bookings.
Are There Any Additional Fees or Charges Not Included in the Listed Price?
The listed price for the Minneapolis Ghost Walk tour covers the standard tour experience. There are no additional fees or charges unless customers request any customized or personalized services for private groups, which may incur extra costs.
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Recap
The Minneapolis Ghost Walk offers a thrilling 2-hour exploration of the city’s haunted landmarks. With expert guides sharing spine-chilling ghost stories and ample photo opportunities, it’s a must-do for thrill-seekers. The wheelchair-accessible tour starts and ends at the atmospheric Mill Ruins Park, inviting participants to capture eerie moments at notable sites like the Guthrie Theater and Foshay Tower. With a flexible booking policy and full refunds available, it’s an experience not to be missed.