Chicago: Prairie Avenue Ghost Hunt

About this activity

Dive into the haunted history of Chicago's Millionaire's Row with the Prairie Avenue Ghost Hunt. Encounter the spirits of Gilded Age magnates like Marshall Field and George Pullman.

Highlights

  • Explore the haunted Prairie Avenue Historic District
  • Learn about the lives and spirits of Gilded Age titans
  • Engage in modern paranormal investigation techniques

Full description

Embark on a spine-chilling journey through Chicago's prestigious Prairie Avenue Historic District, famously known as Millionaire's Row. This exclusive ghost hunt combines a haunted history tour with a hands-on ghost investigation, revealing the eerie secrets of the Gilded Age's elite. Meet the spirits of legendary figures such as Marshall Field, George Pullman, and Philip Armour as you explore the magnificent homes that once belonged to Chicago's wealthiest residents. Despite the passage of time, these spirits linger, eager to share their stories with those brave enough to listen. Please note: Some of the stories can be graphic, so be prepared if you get scared easily!

Included / Excluded

  • Spooky guide in English

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts

Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund

Reviews

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Mitzi Gray
Oct 2026
5.0

Had a wonderful time

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Joshua Hazelrigg
Oct 2026
5.0

Very knowledgeable tour guide. Interactive, entertaining, and definitely a great way to celebrate the spooky season.

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James Brown
Oct 2026
3.0

I feel like the tour guide went out of her way to discredit many of the positions Eric Larsen took in his book. You’re selling a haunted tour lean into some of the stories. No one knows so talk about the murder house, allegations suggest secret hallways cremation ovens in the basement. The book was popular because of the horrors committed by Holmes. I have read everything written by Larsen and he goes to great lengths to research the subject matter in his books. The reason we went on the tour was because of his book not to speculate on the Holmes crimes