Not a good tour for people with significant mobility problems since the Spooked in Seattle headquarters where you meet is downstairs, and much of the tour is conducted underground down sometimes uneven stairs with no wheelchair access, but if this is not an issue, I highly recommend the tour. The tour leader, Aten(m), was very knowledgeable, engaging, and funny.(He mentioned he was in his 40's, but I swear he looks 20 years younger - I'm jealous). I decided to purchase tickets to Spooked in Seattle Walking Tour of Pioneer Square after reading the reviews of this place, and deciding that a ghost tour might be a fun and interesting way to spend the early evening with my teenage kids. Thoroughly enjoyed my tour and I can highly recommend it My husband passed on looking at alliterative but I was fascinated The office also has a Death Museum with an interesting collection of artifacts and the creepiest dolls you can imagine He wore a black old timey suit, top hat spats and carried a cane( from a prior injury) so really looked the part Our guide was very funny and engaging and a wealth of knowledge

Never knew about it, hope to return for a drink sometime This tour focused on the history as well as the abnormal sightingsĪ visit to the Merchants Cafe ( the oldest bar in Seattle) was very interesting also. I have walked around there in the evening ( albeit no later than 11pm)and never felt unsafe. Unlike others I love Pioneer Sq in all its grittiness and depravity. I am not a believer in the paranormal but at the end of the tour when we went down to the basement of the tour office(the original first floor of old Seattle)and were in the dark with flashlights it felt a bit spooky as we learned about one of the resident entities-a little girl who would move a chair around and start the music playing in an old doll along with another entity who inhabited another part of the basement whom Aten our guide said he had an encounter with

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