Adventure Brief
Step into Phoenix’s haunted past with a private ghost tour through its eerie Warehouse District. Discover haunted jails, old rail stations, and grave tales that will leave you breathless.
2–3 hours
easy
From $47.70
Family Friendly
Step into Phoenix’s haunted past with a private ghost tour through its eerie Warehouse District. Discover haunted jails, old rail stations, and grave tales that will leave you breathless.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be able to walk steadily for a couple of hours on mostly flat urban terrain.
Wildlife
History
Phoenix’s Warehouse District was once a bustling transport hub, now full of ghost stories tied to its historic jails and railroads.
Conservation
Get Ghosted Phoenix promotes responsible tourism that respects historic sites and encourages low-impact visitation to preserve these urban landmarks.
Get Ghosted Phoenix
Step into Phoenix’s haunted past with a private ghost tour through its eerie Warehouse District. Discover haunted jails, old rail stations, and grave tales that will leave you breathless.
Get Ghosted Phoenix offers guided ghost and true-crime walking tours in Phoenix and Tempe, Arizona. Founded to highlight the city’s darker history, the company leads small-group tours that combine local history with hands-on paranormal investigation.
Tours visit historic downtown landmarks including hotels, theaters, morgues, jails, the Warehouse District, Phoenix Union Station, the Hayden Flour Mill, and St. Mary’s Basilica. Each experience blends storytelling with equipment-driven investigation. Several tours provide EMF detectors, spirit boxes, and other professional ghost-hunting tools so participants can engage directly in investigations.
Tour formats vary from 1.5 to 2-hour guided walks to themed events at specific sites; small group sizes are used to create intimate, interactive experiences. Get Ghosted Phoenix’s offerings include a true crime walking tour that explores infamous trials and historic crime scenes, multiple haunted history walks through central Phoenix, a Tempe ghost tour focused on the Hayden Flour Mill, and special events such as evening investigations at St. Mary’s Basilica and a speakeasy-themed haunted evening.
One exclusive tour is hosted at the former First Avenue Jail, now an animal safe haven, where proceeds support rescued animals. Guides emphasize documented local history paired with oral accounts and reported hauntings. The company operates publicly scheduled tours and limited-capacity special events, with clear meeting locations in downtown Phoenix and Tempe. For visitors seeking a factual, equipment-based paranormal experience rooted in local history, Get Ghosted Phoenix provides recurring, guided options. Reservations are available online and many tours run on weekends and select evenings throughout the year, seasonally too.
Location
Phoenix, AZ
Central meeting points in Phoenix and Tempe
Tours Offered
8 Tours
Ghost hunts and true crime walks
Group Size
Small Groups
Intimate, guided experiences
Equipment
EMF & Spirit Box
Hands-on ghost-hunting tools included
Book a small-group, hands-on paranormal experience — limited spots for special events and themed nights.
Wear comfortable shoes
The tour involves walking on uneven sidewalks and cobblestone streets, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is a must.
Bring a flashlight
Though the tour is guided by lanterns and streetlights, carrying your own flashlight enhances safety and helps explore dim corners.
Stay hydrated
Phoenix nights can sometimes be dry, even in cooler months, so bring water to stay refreshed throughout the tour.
Prepare for outdoor conditions
Dress in layers to adjust to fluctuating temperatures as the tour moves between indoor ruins and outdoor spaces.
Comfortable walking shoes
Ensures comfort and safety while navigating uneven streets and sidewalks.
Light jacket or layered clothing
Keeps you warm during cooler night temperatures in fall and winter seasons.
fall
Flashlight or headlamp
Helpful for seeing in darker areas and exploring less illuminated parts of the tour.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated is critical during warmer nights and dry desert climate conditions.
summer