Deadly Dallas Ghost Tours: Blood, Bones, and Burials

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1. Our tour begins in front of this unassuming large hotel, the La Quinta Inn & Suites, formerly the Lawrence Hotel. Unfortunately, not all stories from this hotel are pleasant as this has been the site of horrific violence over the years. Half a dozen people are said to have died in this building with 4 of them being murders and one of which was a suicide of a prominent Congressman and their spirits are trapped in the walls, haunting guests and employees alike. Hear the haunting ghost tales that reside here.

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2. It's no wonder this location is considered a haunted hotspot after the horrific events that have unfolded over the history of this building. Only on this spooky ghost tour of Dallas will you hear the haunting tales of the spirits that linger.

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3. This museum offers a fascinating look into the rich culture and history in this region of Texas. It's also one of the most haunted sites. Of the many deaths that took place here, a large portion of them were executions of criminals. Join our haunted walking tour to hear the creepy tales associated with this location.

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4. Perhaps the most widely known patch of grass in the state of Texas, famously known as the place President Kennedy was assassinated. It is so famous in fact that it is the second largest tourist attraction in the state of Texas. Hear you will here the tragic tales associated with Dealey Plaza.

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5. After President Kennedy was murdered and before Lee Harvey Oswald was discovered, there was a lot of speculation as to where exactly the shooter was positioned and this spot had a lot of scrutiny. Could this be it? This historic walking ghost tour explores chilling tales of the other spirits that roam the grassy knoll.

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6. Many who have visited this building wonder if the ghost haunting the halls is that of JFK or Oswald himself.... But the ghosts that linger in this historic building aren’t just of those since 1963, and pre-date JFK's assassination to when the sixth floor was more than just the place a killer stood. Learn about the dark history beyond it's infamous history.

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7. Guests are unable to enter the building, but at night there have been dozens of reports of giggling and voices coming from within. This may just be the home of the friendliest spirit in all of Dallas. Learn about the history and hauntings of this location.

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Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Dallas

• Its from-price is 67% below the median of the 257 experiences we list in Dallas.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 11 of 257.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Dallas

Dallas is a large Texas city of glass towers, an arts district, the Kennedy assassination site and Tex-Mex food, with the Fort Worth Stockyards close by.

Dallas grew on the Trinity River as a cotton and cattle trading town and became a centre of oil, banking and technology. Downtown, Dealey Plaza is where President Kennedy was shot in 1963, and the Sixth Floor Museum in the former book depository tells the story. Reunion Tower, topped with a lit ball, rises near Union Station. A deck park, Klyde Warren Park, built over a freeway, links downtown to the Arts District.

Top-ranked sights in Dallas: John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, Dealey Plaza, Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza .

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