Ghost Tours
Every ghost tour city in New England, compared on what actually decides it: price, length, whether you're walking or riding, and who they'll let on board. Prices come from the operators themselves, and where an operator doesn't publish something, we say so instead of guessing.
ME · checked August 3, 2026
Bar Harbor Ghost Tours: The Indigenous-Owned One and the Other One
Two ghost tours run in Bar Harbor. One is the only Indigenous-owned tour company in Maine, telling Wabanaki spirit stories alongside the local hauntings.
MA · checked July 31, 2026
Boston Ghost Tours Compared: Trolley, Walking, and Pub Crawl (2026)
Five Boston ghost tours compared on price, format, and age limits — and why Boston's version of this is true crime and disaster rather than witchcraft.
CT · checked August 3, 2026
Mystic and New London Ghost Tours: One Operator, Several Routes
Mystic's ghost tours run through a single independent operator working the whole southeastern Connecticut coast — here's what's published and what isn't.
RI · checked August 17, 2026
Newport RI Ghost Tours: What Runs, Where They Meet, and What Nobody Publishes
Newport's two lantern-led ghost walks compared — meeting points, timings, and the awkward fact that neither operator posts a price.
ME · checked August 17, 2026
Portland Maine Ghost Tours: Two Walks Along the Old Port
Portland's two ghost walks compared — including the only tour in New England that publishes an all-in price with tax already included.
NH · checked August 17, 2026
Portsmouth NH Ghost Tours and Halloween Events 2026
What actually runs in Portsmouth after dark — the nightly ghost walk, the family Halloween event with confirmed October dates, and the operator whose website has gone dark.
MA · checked August 17, 2026
Salem Ghost Tours: Which One Is Actually Worth It in 2026
Eleven Salem ghost tours compared on price, length, and who actually runs them — with what each one gets right about 1692, and what it doesn't.
The Haunted Almanac
We check all 50 New England haunted attractions against their own websites, every week. 25 have published 2026 dates so far. Last sweep: September 15.
The ones that matter never announce. Spooky World published twenty-three nights and put them nowhere but its ticket widget; Scary Acres rebuilt its whole site in nine days without a word. We find those and send them to you. Free, and one click gets you out.