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What is the Ghost Tour?
The Ghost Tour of Ocean City is a 90 minute candlelight walking
tour of historic downtown Ocean City, NJ.
Do we need reservations?
Yes. Call 609.814.0199 to make reservations.
Is advanced ticket purchase required?
No, but it is recommended.
Where do I purchase tickets?
Call 609.814.0199 for ticket locations or to purchase tickets with
a credit card over the phone.
What time should we get there?
Arrive no later than 15 minutes before
tour time.
What should we wear?
Wear weather appropriate clothing and
comfortable walking shoes.
What happens if it rains?
We make every attempt to conduct the tours; therefore, we do go
in the rain. (So bring an umbrella!) If weather conditions become
severe, the tour may be cancelled. This decision is typically
made at tour time. Cancelled tours may be rescheduled or
refunded.
What is the average size of a tour?
Tour sizes are limited, and additional guides are called in as
needed.
Where does the tour go?
The tour takes place in the historic downtown, with less than a
half hour of walking, generally stopping at eight haunted sites.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes.
Do you tell true stories or did you make them up?
All stories are historically documented through interviews and
research, and are based on the book Ghost Stories of Ocean
City, NJ. What's more, the stories uniquely weave together the
history and haunted tales associated with the sites.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is family appropriate, combining history, folklore
and ghost stories.
Are cameras allowed on the tour?
Definitely! Many people have sent us strange photos they have
captured on the tour.
How many people do I need to get a group rate?
Group tours are available for groups of 15 people or more. Call
609.814.0199 or email us for group rate information and
reservations.
How do I arrange a private tour?
Call 609.814.0199 or email us for private tour
information.
Are we going to see a ghost?
There have been many reports of unusual
sightings on the tour, so bring your camera.
You never know what might appear!
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