Smartphone Guided Haunted Walking Tour in Phoenix

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1. The park holds a long history and some interesting tales

   5 min

2. The tour walks through this area sharing spooky tales of the founding of Phoenix.

   5 min

3. Stop outside the Teeter house and hear its' tale of the resident that resides here.

   Passerar

4. The tour stops at the Arizona State University Mercado, where you'll hear how it became part of the university, and those that deserted it.

   5 min

5. Spooky hotel, we will stop outside and hear the story of the ghosts here.

   Passerar

6. Discover one of the oldest churches and learn about those that once roamed here.

   5 min

7. This basement has some of creepiest dolls you'll ever see, and some spooky sitings.

   5 min

8. The alley was once part of Phoenix’s notorious red-light district in the late eighteen hundreds called “The Deuce”, a place where brothels, saloons, gambling dens, and whispered deals shaped the city’s underbelly. It was here that Malinda “Malindy” Curtis made her mark, a courtesan whose name became synonymous with both scandal and compassion.

   10 min

9. The tour ends at the mysterious and haunted Orpheum Theater. You'll hear about its' past, those that haunt here, and the meaning on the outside of the theater.

   Passerar

10. You'll walk the streets stopping at haunted locations and hearing about the history and haunts of Phoenix.

    25 min

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How it compares in Phoenix

• Its from-price is 94% below the median of the 335 experiences we list in Phoenix.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 167 of 335.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Phoenix

Phoenix is Arizona's desert capital, a sprawling Sonoran Desert city of saguaro cacti, museums, mountain parks and year-round sunshine.

Phoenix spreads across the Salt River Valley in the Sonoran Desert, ringed by mountains and dotted with saguaro cacti. Its name recalls the ancient Hohokam canals on which the settlers built. Camelback Mountain, a red sandstone peak shaped like a kneeling camel, rises in the east, and South Mountain Park is among the largest city parks in the United States. The Desert Botanical Garden shows cacti and desert flowers.

Top-ranked sights in Phoenix: Camelback Mountain, Scottsdale Fashion Square , Tonto National Forest.

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