• Minneapolis City Hall - Minneapolis City Hall, with its towering clock tower, is believed to be haunted by the spirit of a former janitor who met a tragic fate and now wanders the hallways, his footsteps echoing in the stillness of the night.
• Minneapolis Institute of Art - Numerous staff members at the Minneapolis Institute of Art have reported eerie encounters with ghostly figures that roam the darkened halls after closing hours.
• The Van Dusen Mansion - The Van Dusen Mansion is known for its chilling encounters with ghostly apparitions that wander its darkened halls after hours.
• Eli’s Food & Cocktails - Who was Harry Hayward, and why was he dubbed the “Minneapolis Svengali” during his murder trial?
• Mill Ruins Park - As night descends, the shadows of Mill Ruins Park whisper ancient secrets, and the restless spirits of long-forgotten mill workers roam the crumbling remains.
• Foshay Tower - Legend has it that the Foshay Tower is haunted by the ghost of its creator, who roams the halls at night, whispering secrets of his unfinished dreams.
• Washington Avenue Bridge - The Washington Avenue Bridge is said to be haunted by the spirits of those who met tragic ends there, their whispers carried by the wind.
• First Avenue & 7th St Entry - First Avenue, a famous music venue made iconic by Prince in Purple Rain, is also known for its ghostly tales. A female apparition, often seen in a green army jacket, has been reported in the women’s restroom and on the dance floor.
• Guthrie Theater - Minneapolis’ most renowned haunted theater. Who was the usher that can’t seem to stop coming to work, even after death?
• Saint Anthony Main - Saint Anthony Main, nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, is more than just a charming historic district. As the sun sets and shadows grow long, whispers of the past seem to echo through the cobblestone streets. Legend has it that the spirits of early settlers and mill workers still wander the area, their restless souls trapped between worlds. The old buildings, with their creaking floors and dimly lit corridors, hold secrets of untold hauntings. Visitors have reported eerie footsteps, ghostly apparitions, and a chilling sense of being watched. As night falls, Saint Anthony Main transforms into a spectral landscape, where the line between the living and the dead blurs into unsettling obscurity.
• Northrop Auditorium - Long rumored to be the most haunted building on the University of Minnesota campus, discover its secrets for yourself!

• Guided haunted history tour

• Food and drink

Embark on the Minneapolis Ghost Bus Tour and delve into the city’s eerie past with a 3-hour guided journey through its haunted history. Starting at the W Minneapolis - The Foshay, you’ll explore iconic landmarks like the Foshay Tower, Minneapolis Institute of Art, and the Van Deusen Mansion, each with its own spine-chilling tales. Led by an expert in the paranormal, the tour blends historical facts with ghostly lore, revealing secrets from Hollywood’s Golden Age to modern-day hauntings. Enjoy the comfort of a coach as you traverse the city, making stops to experience the haunted sites up close. This tour promises to captivate and thrill, offering a unique perspective on Minneapolis’ darker side. Perfect for history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike, it’s a journey you won’t forget.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.