Shawn Medrano
Roslyn was friendly, professional and very knowledgeable. All the places we stopped at were interesting, intriguing and fun.
Melissa Horvath
Tis a night I won't forget 👻
Brinkley Clanton
I fully expected this to be hokie but it wasn't. It's more a history of spooky or unexplained happenings around the city. Cesser was a great tour guid...
Remain calm.
The ghosts of Atlanta are plenty but harmless. They’re just saying hi.
Be polite.
Manners are important down here in the South; we’ve put these rules together to give you an idea of what to expect.
Do not provoke the spirits.
The ghosts here had hard lives, and it’s bad enough being a ghost; try not to make their load any heavier.
Stay together.
We’ve not lost any guests to the afterworld…yet. Buddy up and stay close, and we’ll all make it through in one piece.
Watch your step.
We don’t want you to become a permanent feature of the tour; stay safe!
The founder of US Ghost Adventures is no ordinary entrepreneur. His experiences, from his time in the military to his travels across battlefields and haunted grounds, have given him a unique connection to the past. This deep appreciation for history and the lingering spirits of those who came before us is at the heart of US Ghost Adventures. Through the company, we honor the fallen by preserving their stories and blending history with the mysterious world of the spectral.
As proud supporters of the Parkview PSTA and many other charitable causes, we invite you to join us to explore the unknown, hear the whispers of the past, and keep history’s restless spirits alive.
We will delve deep into the dark past of Atlanta, revealing the true stories behind the spirits that still linger. Learn about real historical figures like Mr. William Fox, the original owner of the Fox Theater, whose devastating bankruptcy after the Great Depression cost him his namesake. The city’s ghostly roots stretch back to the pre-Civil War era, leaving behind restless souls from battles, tragedies, and untimely deaths. These lost spirits still wander among us, tied to the places they once called home, and you’ll uncover the unfinished stories of gruesome beheadings, mutilations, and tragic ends, although you might notice that the past never truly dies.
Atlanta Ghosts takes you beyond the typical haunted sites, offering exclusive access to some of the city’s most storied locations. For those who crave more, our extended tour reveals even darker secrets. Visit The Biltmore Ballroom, where the ghostly echoes of a nearby 1970 plane crash still linger in the air. Then, step into Cypress Street Pint and Plate, a historic haunt steeped in a history of embezzlements, suicides, and unexplained phenomena. These shadowy places hold secrets that refuse to rest. Dare to venture further and uncover the untold mysteries that lurk in the city’s forgotten corners.
At Atlanta Ghosts, we pride ourselves on having the best local guides handpicked for their deep connection to the city’s culture and history. Each guide is meticulously chosen for their knowledge of Atlanta’s past and their ability to respect the spirits that linger here. With a passion for storytelling and a keen awareness of the otherworldly, our guides create an immersive experience that blends history and ghostly encounters. When you join us, you’re in the hands of experts who truly understand ATL’s haunted legacy.
The city’s dark past is woven into every street and shadow. As one of the original seven Confederate states, Atlanta bears the scars of a brutal history, from the horrors of the slave trade to the devastation of the Civil War. The bloodshed and suffering of its past seem to have left a lingering effect, with spirits still roaming its streets. This unsettling energy continues to haunt the city, where history and the otherworldly collide.
The Dogwood City’s haunted past comes alive through the gruesome stories hidden within its historic sites. Here are some of our favorite stops, each with its own chilling tale that refuses to be forgotten.
The spirits won’t be the only ones stirring—you’ll be right in the middle of the action. For those craving a more immersive experience, you can enhance your tour by renting professional ghost-hunting gear, like EMF detectors, to sense the unseen forces lurking around you. Our guides will pull you deeper into the shadows of Atlanta’s haunted past, helping you capture unsettling moments on camera. Before you leave, be sure to grab a ghost plushie, a haunting keepsake, to remember your encounter with the unknown. Step into the darkness and become part of the ghostly story yourself.
Our ghost tours have drawn the attention of some of the biggest names in media. Featured in The New York Post, CBS, The Boston Globe, and The Wall Street Journal, our tours have become infamous for their spine-chilling tales and eerie encounters. These stories of the otherworldly have intrigued even the skeptics, captivating audiences across the country. With each feature, the legend of Atlanta’s haunted history grows. Are you ready to experience what the world is talking about? Join us and uncover the chilling secrets that lie within the shadows of Atlanta’s past.
“I really enjoyed our tour. Tour guide Etta was very educated and engaging during the entire time. I would highly recommend thus tour to anyone visiting the ares. Get the bonus areas as well. Worth the money for only a few bucks more.” (5 Stars) Louis Jacobs
“We had a wonderful time touring the city of Atlanta and learning about the paranormal history of each site! We took our EMF detector and that heightened our enjoyment! Etta was our guide and she was so pleasant and personable!” (5 Stars) -Meghan DeSoto
“10/10 recommend! A fun date night idea!” (5 Stars) -Amelia Forbes
We welcome you to take pictures during our tours. The eerie energies swirling through Atlanta’s haunted streets have been known to reveal themselves in photos—shadowy figures, flickering orbs, and chilling apparitions. As we venture to the most haunted spots in the city, keep your lens ready. You never know what may appear in the background of your shot. Snap your photos, but be warned: some things are better left unseen.