Los Angeles: Terrors of Tinseltown Ghost Tour

Terrors in Tinseltown

Did you know Los Angeles is haunted by some of the famous names from its Golden Age? The City of Angels has a history that’s as ghoulish as it is glamorous.

As a city built on the American dream of fame and fortune, Los Angeles is full of stories of stardom and success- but it’s also composed of tales of heartbreak, regret, despair, and tragedy. Tragic and violent events have left a dark shadow of grief and turmoil on the glittering shine of LA’s legacy.

“This is the best tour I’ve ever been on! LA is so much more haunted than I thought!”

What is the Los Angeles: Terrors of Tinseltown Ghost Tour About?

The LA Ghost Tour is based on fascinating legendary tales backed by documented historical events, blending into an unforgettable experience like no other in the city. Immerse yourself in compelling stories of terror and tragedy as professional storytellers take you for a spine-chilling visit to the most haunted locations in the City of Angels. From iconic hotels where the dead haven’t checked out, to the magnificent chateau built to explore the mystical world, seek out the darkness behind the glittering facade of Los Angeles.

What You Will See on This Tour:

This tour will fascinate you with an exciting hour of terror at the most haunted locations in LA, including:

• The glamorous ghost of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
• The phantom whispers of the Magic Castle
• The tragic spirit of the Hollywood Sign
• The ghostly prankster of the TCL Chinese Theatre
• And so much more…

Professional local experts will share terrifying tales of Los Angeles’ tragic history and hair-raising hauntings that shed a new light on the dark side of this larger-than-life city. Unexplained sounds, eerie visions, and disembodied touches are just a few of the sensations you may encounter while on this incomparable tour.

Join us on a journey to the side of Los Angeles that few people experience and be drawn into the darkness seeping into the city’s sunny facade.

“Dreaming men are haunted men.”

Stephen Vincent Benet