This haunted trolley tour takes you to Vancouver's scariest locations
A haunted trolley tour is returning to Vancouver this October, and it’s looking to show you the spookier side of the city.
Hosted by Westcoast Sightseeing, guests are invited to ride a San Francisco-style trolley to some of Vancouver’s eeriest and most bone-chilling locations.
Highlighted spots of the tour include Gastown’s “Blood Alley,” Stanley Park, the Vancouver Police Museum, and the Mountain View Cemetery, among others.
The Vancouver Police Museum/Westcoast Sightseeing
Scary stories of some of Vancouver’s most famous landmarks will be shared, like the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver’s lady in red, the babes in the woods at Stanley Park, and the Castelanni Milkshake Murder.
The tours are approximately two and a half hours long, and begin at 6:30, with subsequent tours leaving every hour after.
See also:
- Set sail on a Halloween cruise in Vancouver this month
- A giant Ferris wheel is coming to Sunset Beach this week
- Playland’s terrifying Fright Nights returns this weekend
Anyone attending is recommended to dress warmly and bring an umbrella or hat – part of the tour includes a walk through a cemetery.
Tickets are available online for $59, anyone attending must be over the age of 13.
Haunted Vancouver Trolley Tour
Where: The tour begins at Canada Place – 999 Canada Place, Vancouver
When: October 11 to October 31
Time: Tours take place every hour from 6:30 to 9:30 pm
Admission: Tickets start at $59
