Ghost Bus Tour in Galveston

My boyfriend and I had a great time learning about Galvestons past and about the stories people had to share on their experiences

I've been to Galveston several times. We learned new things about the history. Great presentation,but didn't get our picture.

Selena was awesome, I really enjoyes going around Galveston and it's a great option for thosr who can't walk around for a long time like the other tours.

We were actually the only two on the tour becuase of the time we booked it. It was early afternoon at 3. The later times were already full. But despite that the tour guide, Celina was professional and informative. I am very certain that even a packed tour would be the same experience but it was really cool being the only two on the bus. At each stop she would explain and point out some of the small details of each building and the story behind it all. Our ghost meter went off several times in the Strand area at two of the more active and spooky sightings which was also pretty cool! My only regret is not having any cash to tip with becuase she deserved a very good tip.

Loved the AC bus as it was humid! Loved having the screen on the bus! Loved we could bring alcohol! Would recommend!

Loved it. The history was interesting and delivered well with a mix of family friendly jokes. I didn’t leave a believer, but a little less of a Ghost Skeptic!

This was a great tour of the historic district of Galveston. The tour guid was very nice and funny. Good for a family.

The guide was very informative. He took us to all the neat spots in town. He was really a very interactive guide. We really enjoyed the ghost bus tour

Informative and fun! Learned a lot about Galveston’s rich history. Would definitely recommend this to friends!! A+++

Stopping at the cemetery was a nice little detour. The tour guide was also very pleasant to talk to as well as enthusiastic about the trip. However. Overall, very disappointed. I paid 50 dollars to listen to selections of a podcast, see very few sites, and listen to a bunch of drunk people scream over the podcast. The tour guide had very little input on the places we were visiting, it was all about the podcast. We'd listen to one story about the place we drove by 10 minutes ago, and every podcast selection would end with "go follow the podcast to hear the rest". The guests were too rowdy and it was impossible to hear the stories for the majority of the trip. We also departed late because some of the guests needed to go to the adjacent store beforehand, and we had to stop 20 minutes in for a restroom break. I paid 50 dollars to not-listen to a podcast, play with a toy EMF, and be yelled at by drunks.