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 July 31, 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 3, 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 July 31, 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 July 31, 2026

  Salem Ghost Tours: Which One Is Actually Worth It in 2026

  Six Salem ghost tours compared on price, length, and who they're for — with what each one gets right about 1692, and what it doesn't.