Nashville's Ghost Bus : un vero viaggio criminale lungo il tour infestato





Descrizione
Guarda i luoghi più stregati di Nashville in tutta comodità con The Haunted Nashville VIP Ghost Bus. Questa VIP Experience a posti limitati porta il nostro premiato tour dei fantasmi al livello successivo con trasporti, narrazione da brivido, luoghi aggiunti il tutto sorseggiando un drink opzionale mentre esplori i segreti più oscuri della città. Dagli angoli ombreggiati di Printers Alley alle sale infestate dell'Union Station Hotel, scoprirai storie reali di omicidi, tradimenti e spiriti irrequieti, il tutto mentre pedali con comfort e stile. Perché i viaggiatori scelgono questo tour - Salta la passeggiata e pedala in tutta comodità su un pullman. - Goditi storie bonus esclusive e luoghi non coperti nel nostro tour standard. - Vivi la storia infestata di Nashville con la tua Esperta Guida locale e narratore. - Sorseggiate bevande dai nostri locali partner prima della partenza. - Piccole dimensioni del gruppo garantisce un'esperienza personale, VIP.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Un tempo la grande porta verso sud, l'Union Station Hotel aprì nel 1900 come il terminal ferroviario più elegante di Nashville: un luogo in cui i soldati baciavano i loro innamorati, i gangster scivolavano attraverso sotto falso nome e i viaggiatori di ogni estrazione sociale passavano sotto gli archi simili a cattedrali. Ma dietro la sua bellezza si celano strazio e orrore che non hanno mai lasciato.
Un tempo luogo in cui i locali mettevano alla prova il loro talento prima di salire sui palchi di Broadway, ora è perseguitato da un omicidio e da un pazzo che ha fatto saltare in aria l'isolato perché credeva di essere posseduto da gente lucertola.
Ascolta la tragica storia di David "Skull" Schulman, l'ex autoproclamato "Sindaco di Printer's Alley"
Printer's Alley, situato nel centro di Nashville, nel Tennessee, ha una storia inquietante e inquietante che aggiunge un ulteriore livello di intrigo alla sua reputazione di storico quartiere dei divertimenti. Questo vicolo stretto e suggestivo è stato un centro di vita notturna, musica e varie attività commerciali sin dalla metà del XIX secolo. Il nome del vicolo: Printer's Alley prende il nome dalle numerose tipografie che un tempo si trovavano nella zona. Si dice che il fantasma di un tipografo morto in circostanze misteriose infesti il vicolo. I testimoni affermano di averlo visto vagare per i vicoli stretti, a volte in abiti d'epoca.
In cima alla collina si erge il Campidoglio di Stato del Tennessee, progettato nel 1840 dall'architetto William Strickland, che era così orgoglioso del suo lavoro, che scelse di essere sepolto al suo interno. Sotto la sua elegante facciata si nasconde un passato più oscuro: tunnel della Guerra Civile usati un tempo per spostare i corpi, sussurri di passi dopo mezzanotte e storie del fantasma di Strickland che ancora ispeziona il suo capolavoro.
Fondato nel 1822, il cimitero cittadino di Nashville è il luogo di riposo più antico e famoso della città, ed è tutt'altro che tranquillo. Oltre 22.000 anime giacciono sotto le sue dolci colline, tra governatori, schiavi, soldati e peccatori. Durante la Guerra Civile, sia i morti dell'Unione che quelli confederati furono coricati fianco a fianco, i loro fantasmi intrisi di sangue si diceva vagassero ancora tra le lapidi.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(364)
The overall experience was incredible. A haunted historical trip through Nashville with an incredible tour guide.!!
Matt was a very engaging speaker! Very friendly and made the night fun
We toured with Faith as our guide, and she was amazing!! The way she told her stories was almost entrancing. She was incredibly knowledgeable, and even our driver, Jay (or scaredy Jay as he told us to call him), could answer a lot of questions we had. We got lucky with a really small group, so the experience was much more intimate. As a Nashville local with some family in town, even I was surprised by some of the stories and experiences.
Not what we expected. Definitely not the scare factor we thought. It’s a history lesson that’s long and drawn out. Definitely would not do again or recommend to friends or family.
We’re sorry our haunted history tour contained so much haunted history. We’re not sure what level of scare you expected. Were we supposed to drive the bus off a cliff and have a ghost catch it? For insurance reasons, we stick to true stories, haunted landmarks, and Nashville history instead of turning the evening into Final Destination. We hope you find a tour your friends and family can survive recommending.
The tour guide was very nice but we felt that it was a bit unorganized and not much instruction as to where to go when we got there. Also although we could hear her when the bus was not moving or we were off the bus, once the bus was moving we couldn’t hear anything. There should have been some form of speaker system in the bus specially with how many speed bumps we hit and how loud the back was.
Hi there, thank you so much for taking the time to write this, and I am really glad you liked your guide. Alexis is one of our very best! You are right about the sound, and I want you to know our buses do have a speaker system. It sounds like ours had a technical issue that night, which is on us, and we have already had it looked at so the next group hears every word, even over all those speed bumps. I hate that it pulled you out of the stories, because those stories are the whole reason you came. I also hear you on the organization and knowing where to go once you arrived. That is an easy one for us to tighten up, and your note helps us do exactly that. If you are ever back in Nashville we would love to have you ride with us again and experience the tour the way it is meant to run. Thank you again for the honest feedback, it genuinely makes us better.
Matt was awesome, he was so personable and thorough about every aspect. His stories were entertaining and detailed and he was also able to answer other random questions we had about the area.
It’s more so just about history. You don’t see anything but some landmarks. The guide was great! But it’s definitely not worth the price. It’s all stuff that Google will tell you as well as the photos they show are from Google. The bus was hot. I just wouldn’t recommend. It’s also confusing when you got to even get on the bus you walk in and are not told what to do.
We’re glad you thought the guide was great! Yes, you can find Nashville history on Google. You can also see the Grand Canyon on Google, yet people keep buying plane tickets. For the record, the ghost photos shown on our tour are not from Google. And yes, we visit landmarks. Relocating the Ryman, the State Capitol, and Nashville City Cemetery to make them more surprising was unfortunately outside our budget. The hot bus and unclear check in are fair criticisms, and we will address both. As for not seeing a ghost, we apologize. They received the schedule but remain wildly unprofessional.
Truly an amazing experience from start to finish. Alexis is so knowledgeable and truly cares about providing a wonderful experience to all passengers.
We had a tour with Alexis tonight and we had a great time! She was very informative and had interesting stories to tell.
Matt did a great job and was very passionate and knowledgeable!! Would do again with a larger group.



