Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures in Boston
Compare the 3 routes currently available in Boston, then choose the story, route and access model that fits your plans.
Ghost tours and horror games in Boston
Halloween 2026 in Boston
Plan a self-guided Halloween outing with ghost stories, haunted walks or a fictional horror game. Compare the available quests before choosing.
Check the starting point, duration, available languages, recommended age and access details on the quest page. These are app-guided games, not tickets to a scheduled Halloween event.
A walk with a plot twist
Look up.
Lean in.
Play along.
Find a quest. Follow clues in the app. Discover the city as you play.
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Choose your quest
Pick a city, a story and your language.
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Explore and solve
Follow the app. Find clues in the streets.
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Go at your pace
Stop for coffee. Pick up where you left off.
Name the creature.
I’m a majestic beast, swift and bold,
In fields of green, my tale unfolds.
A noble creature, with hooves that prance,
A symbol of freedom in every glance.
I can move swiftly, by day or night,
Chasing the wind, my spirit takes flight.
Though I may be pure, like snow, of course,
Can you guess what I am with my grace and force?
Check the access that fits your group
Ghost Tours & Haunted Adventures routes can use different access models. Some product-family games offer Duo or Fellowship access; classic quests are sold per player/device. Each route card links to the current source of truth before you buy.
Confirm its story and starting area.
Read the product-specific device or player details.
Use the app to follow the route at your own pace.
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Places on these routes in Boston
Clough House at Old North
The Clough House is a small brick house at 21 Unity Street in Boston's North End, built in the early 18th century by the master mason Ebenezer Clough. It stands right beside the Old North Church and is one of the few...
Featured in: Ghost Hunt in BostonGreat Molasses Flood site
The Great Molasses Flood site is on Commercial Street in Boston's North End, where a huge steel tank of molasses burst on 15 January 1919. The wave of syrup killed 21 people and injured about 150, and it remains one of...
Featured in: Ghost Hunt in BostonSkinny House
The Skinny House at 44 Hull Street in Boston's North End is a four-story home only about 10 feet wide, often called the narrowest house in the city. It is a private residence, but its sliver of a facade squeezed between...
Featured in: Ghost Hunt in BostonRachel Revere Square
Rachel Revere Square is a small public space on North Street in Boston's North End, named for Rachel Walker Revere, the second wife of Paul Revere. It sits a short walk from the Paul Revere House and the Old North...
Featured in: The Haunting File: Boston — The North End Dead
