Old Town Albuquerque Ghost & History Tours
Guests embark on a lantern-lit walking tour through the historic alleys and plazas of Old Town Albuquerque. Professional guides share local folklore, true crime stories, Civil War phantoms, and eyewitness accounts of paranormal activity outside historic buildings. Visitors can bring cameras and ghost-hunting gear to document any strange encounters along the way.
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Plan Your Visit
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Tickets
$35 per person (also described as $35 per adult).
Hours
8 PM nightly.
Ages
All ages (PG-13 for public tours, 18+ for some private tours)
Neighborhood
Old Town Albuquerque
Parking
Parking in Old Town can take time; street, paid, or free lots nearby.
Accessibility
Tour routes are flat with no stairs and accommodate wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and strollers.
Pets
Pets are welcome on all tours if well-behaved; they may be leashed, carried, or in a stroller. Dog waste stations and clean-up bags are available around Old Town Plaza.
Location
Tips & Advice
- Arrive 15 minutes early to check in and use the public restrooms next door, as there are no restroom stops during the walk.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the elements, as tours operate in all weather conditions, including rain, snow, and wind.
- Bring your camera or ghost-hunting gear such as EMF meters, but note that audio and video recording are prohibited.
Special Events & Promotions
- Tours run during Balloon Fiesta and Halloween, which are busy times.
Links & Contact
Run by ABQTours
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my dog on the tour?
Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome if they are leashed, carried, or in a stroller, and cleanup stations are available around Old Town Plaza.
Are the ghost stories based on real events?
Yes, the tour does not use scripts or fiction; stories are drawn from eyewitness accounts, paranormal investigators, psychics, and local history.
Do tours go inside buildings or cemeteries?
No, tours remain outdoors along the streets and plazas outside historic properties and active businesses.
Are alcoholic beverages allowed?
No, alcoholic drinks are prohibited on the walk, and visibly intoxicated or disruptive participants may be asked to leave.
How scary is the tour?
The regular public tour features spooky history and legends rated PG to PG-13, focusing on historical crimes and ghost lore without jump scares or gore.
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