My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed Gettysburg: History and Haunts Family Friendly Ghost Tour. Our guide Ken, a fellow New Yorker, is incredibly knowledgeable about his adopted town of Gettysburg. At each location Ken regaled the crowd with tragic story after tragic story of the ghosts of Gettysburg and why they can't Rest In Peace. Excellent tour, would highly recommend.

Our Guide Marc was very knowledgeable and his stories were exciting. The Ghost hunt was shocking! My husband experienced many emotions after talking with a local spirit using the spirit box. The area we toured was very active and our group had many interactions and experiences. Highly recommend using this company for you ghost tour needs.

We’d been so excited for this tour all day, and even with the rain we still looked forward to learning some spooky history about the sites in Gettysburg. We had Sam as our guide, and while he’s very friendly, his guide skills are very lacking. He seemed to go off topic more than he kept to the sites and their stories. There weren’t a lot of facts and his stories were very short and seemed paraphrased.. and most of them he just mentioned that he knew people personally who’d experienced things, but that a lot of the stories he was telling had no real truth or proof to them. He mentioned SEVERAL times that he couldn’t wait to be off and go home and have a day off tomorrow. That he was tired and seemed to be a bit irritated about doing so many tours the last couple days. To sum up our experience, we don’t feel we learned anything, the stories sounded like he made them up and the route could probably be way more fluent. To say the least, we’re very disappointed we spent $70 ($35 ea.) on this tour and would not seek tours through this company in the future. Such a shame..

It was only a 3 block walk and just wasn’t very informative. A couple here say ghost stories while we stood on a busy sidewalk next to a busy road. I learned more reading the plaques. $15 charge would have been more appropriate.

For $60 I expected a little more. Also for some reason the extended tour was led by a young woman in period appropriate attire. On the other hand ours, non extended was led by a young man wearing a sweat shirt and skull cap. In addition the stories and accompanying photos left much to be desired. We were a group of 8 and dropped down to 6 mid-way through Disappointing.