Explore a 90-minute paranormal investigation inside a historic Savannah speakeasy. Learn equipment basics, hear the building’s past, and handle ghost-hunting gear while receiving audio and video captures of the event.
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You step through a narrow doorway on a humid Savannah night and the room swallows sound: a low hum of conversation, the clink of glass, and the quiet click of investigators setting gear on a scarred wooden bar. Light from Full Spectrum and thermal cameras paints the ceiling in cool blues; a spiritbox flickers like a restless radio. The air feels denser here, as if the building itself remembers the city’s faster, wilder decades.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours (90 minutes)
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults; mostly standing and short periods of walking on flat or uneven indoor surfaces.
Wildlife
History
Many downtown Savannah buildings carry layers of history from antebellum trade through Prohibition-era nightlife; former merchant halls and covert bars left structural quirks that feed local ghost lore.
Conservation
Visitors should respect historic interiors—avoid touching fragile surfaces and follow any site-specific rules; responsible tourism helps preserve these vintage spaces for future study.
Reserve your spot on the Paranormal Investigation The Haunted Speakeasy today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Orientation
Plan to be at the meeting point 10–15 minutes before start time to receive equipment briefing and your drink token.
Bring ID for Alcohol
A drink ticket is included; bring valid ID if you plan to use it and to avoid delays at check-in.
Dress for Uneven Floors
Closed-toe shoes and a light jacket are useful—old bars have low lighting and uneven boards.
Protect Your Devices
Charge phones and bring extra storage; you’ll receive raw audio and video files that you may want to copy on the spot.
Charged Smartphone with Extra Storage
Needed to store or back up audio/video files and for navigation to the meeting point.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects feet on dim, uneven floors inside historic buildings.
Light Jacket or Layer
Indoor temperatures can be cool with air conditioning or drafty in older buildings.
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Small Flashlight or Headlamp
Helpful for moving between dark rooms without using phone flash that interferes with recordings.