Fort Worth's Ghost Bus Tour

The Ghost Bus Tour offers a unique way to explore Fort Worth's darker side after dark. Board a comfortable coach and listen to a live guide recount tales of ghostly encounters, unsolved mysteries, and tragic events that have shaped the city's paranormal reputation. The route passes historic sites like the Fort Worth Stockyards, the Texas Hotel, and the old courthouse, where passengers may catch a glimpse of spectral figures or feel a sudden chill. The tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes brief stops at particularly eerie locations for photo opportunities and closer inspection. It's a family-friendly experience, though younger children might find some stories intense. The narration weaves in local history, making it as educational as it is entertaining. Riders often report feeling a shift in atmosphere as the bus moves through different neighborhoods, adding to the immersive quality of the tour.

Don't miss

• Hear the story of the 'Lady in White' at the historic Texas Hotel
• Stop at the Fort Worth Stockyards for tales of cowboy ghosts
• Pass the old Tarrant County Courthouse, a known paranormal hotspot
• Listen for unexplained sounds during quiet moments near the Trinity River
• See the exterior of the haunted McDavid Studio building

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Ways to visit Fort Worth's Ghost Bus Tour

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Know before you go

• Arrive 15 minutes early to check in and find your seat.
• Bring a camera for photos at stops, but avoid using flash inside the bus.
• Dress warmly in cooler months; the bus can be chilly at night.
• Keep an open mind – even skeptics enjoy the stories and history.

A bit of history

Fort Worth has a rich Wild West and cattle-driving history, which includes its share of violent deaths and tragic accidents. Many of the sites visited on the tour are associated with these events, such as the 1909 opera house fire and the lingering spirits of outlaws and lawmen. The tour itself began in the early 2000s, capitalizing on the city's storied past.