Chicago Ghost Bus Tour

Discover the hidden side of Chicago on a two-and-a-half hour bus tour of the city's most legendary haunts and ghost stories. Climb aboard this bus and discover the spooky story of the demonic Hull House boy with an on-board historian guide.

On this scenic tour of Chicago's landmarks, you'll pass the S.S. Eastland Memorial, a memorial to the 844 people who died in the Chicago River. You can get off the bus to take a closer look at this memorial, a tribute to the disaster that occurred on the high seas on July 24, 1915. Along the route of the Chicago tour you will walk through Death Alley, where more than six hundred people lost their lives in the tragic Chicago Iroquois Theatre fire.

You will stop at the site of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre. It is so named because on February 14, 1929, gangster Al Capone ordered the cold-blooded murder of seven members of a rival gang. You'll also pass by historic Lincoln Park, a landscaped space that was built over an old city cemetery with more than 10,000 abandoned and unmarked graves.

You'll learn the story of alleged ghost ships sailing on Lake Michigan and rumours of the haunted Hull House, the lair of the Devil Baby that struck terror into the hearts of locals. You'll enjoy the eerie scenery of cold-blooded massacre sites, abandoned graves and haunted houses as you board this ghost bus for a truly paranormal tour through Chicago.