

by Bulldog Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100This 90-minute guided ghost tour takes place aboard the USS Yorktown, a World War II aircraft carrier commissioned in 1943 that housed over 3,000 crew members. The tour provides exclusive after-dark entry to parts of the ship normally closed to visitors, including the flight deck. Participants hear accounts of the crew’s sacrifices and acts of heroism during the war. The guide also shares stories about maritime superstitions, unusual ship christenings, Captain Jocko Clark, Smokey Stover, and a mysterious sailor disappearance. The tour begins at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in Mt. Pleasant, Charleston. Visitors must check in 15 minutes before the tour at the booth inside the admission gate and enter through the front gates only. The experience involves considerable walking, climbing narrow stairways, and ladders throughout the ship.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
The tour meets at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum at 40 Patriots Point Rd in Mt. Pleasant, Charleston. Visitors board the USS Yorktown, commissioned in 1943 and once staffed by over 3,000 crew members during WWII. The guide recounts stories of the ship’s crew and their sacrifices, as well as maritime superstitions and mysterious events. Nighttime access includes areas closed to the public, such as the flight deck after dark. Guests must enter through the front gates and check in 15 minutes prior at the booth inside the admission gate. The water side gate is not open for entry.


by Bulldog Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100This 90-minute guided ghost tour takes place aboard the USS Yorktown, a World War II aircraft carrier commissioned in 1943 that housed over 3,000 crew members. The tour provides exclusive after-dark entry to parts of the ship normally closed to visitors, including the flight deck. Participants hear accounts of the crew’s sacrifices and acts of heroism during the war. The guide also shares stories about maritime superstitions, unusual ship christenings, Captain Jocko Clark, Smokey Stover, and a mysterious sailor disappearance. The tour begins at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in Mt. Pleasant, Charleston. Visitors must check in 15 minutes before the tour at the booth inside the admission gate and enter through the front gates only. The experience involves considerable walking, climbing narrow stairways, and ladders throughout the ship.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum
The tour meets at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum at 40 Patriots Point Rd in Mt. Pleasant, Charleston. Visitors board the USS Yorktown, commissioned in 1943 and once staffed by over 3,000 crew members during WWII. The guide recounts stories of the ship’s crew and their sacrifices, as well as maritime superstitions and mysterious events. Nighttime access includes areas closed to the public, such as the flight deck after dark. Guests must enter through the front gates and check in 15 minutes prior at the booth inside the admission gate. The water side gate is not open for entry.