



by Dallas Terrors By Us Ghost Adventures
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✓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.$52This Dallas ghost walking tour lasts about one hour and covers roughly one mile through the city’s historic district. The tour begins at the La Quinta Inn & Suites, formerly known as the Lawrence Hotel, where several deaths have occurred including four murders and one suicide. These events have led to reports of spirits haunting the building. The tour then proceeds to the Old Red Museum, a site where many executions took place, contributing to its reputation for hauntings. Next, visitors walk to Dealey Plaza, the location of President Kennedy’s assassination and the second largest tourist attraction in Texas. The tour continues to the nearby Grassy Knoll, known for theories about the shooter’s position and stories of spirits said to roam the area. Additional stops include the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, where ghost sightings predate the 1963 assassination, and the John Neely Bryan Cabin, which cannot be entered but is known for reported ghostly sounds at night. The guide shares documented accounts of deadly events, bloodshed, bones, and burials connected to these locations. The tour includes all fees and taxes and is led by professional, courteous guides. Tips, food, drink, and motorized transport are not included.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
The tour begins outside the La Quinta Inn & Suites, once known as the Lawrence Hotel. This building has witnessed multiple violent deaths, including four murders and the suicide of a notable Congressman. Visitors will hear accounts of spirits said to haunt the hotel’s walls, affecting guests and staff.
Dallas County Courthouse
This stop is recognized as a haunted location due to several tragic events throughout its history. The guide shares stories of spirits that are believed to remain in the building, making it a notable point on the ghost tour.
Old Red Museum
The Old Red Museum offers insight into regional history and culture and is known as one of Dallas’s most haunted places. Many deaths here were executions of criminals, and the tour includes stories related to these events and the spirits said to linger.
Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District
This grassy area is famous as the site where President Kennedy was assassinated, making it the second largest tourist attraction in Texas. The tour covers the tragic events that occurred here and the ghost stories connected to the location.
Grassy Knoll
The Grassy Knoll was a focus of speculation regarding the shooter’s position during Kennedy’s assassination. The tour discusses this history along with reports of other spirits believed to inhabit this spot.
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Visitors learn about the dark history of the Sixth Floor Museum, which holds ghosts predating the 1963 assassination. The building was not only the site of the shooting but has a broader history of hauntings.
John Neely Bryan Cabin
Although entry is not allowed, the cabin is known for numerous nighttime reports of giggling and voices. The guide explains the history of the cabin and the friendly spirit said to reside there.
400 S. Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202 in front of Union station. - Your guide will be carrying a lantern!
End point
400 S. Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202 in front of Union station. - Your guide will be carrying a lantern!




by Dallas Terrors By Us Ghost Adventures
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.$52This Dallas ghost walking tour lasts about one hour and covers roughly one mile through the city’s historic district. The tour begins at the La Quinta Inn & Suites, formerly known as the Lawrence Hotel, where several deaths have occurred including four murders and one suicide. These events have led to reports of spirits haunting the building. The tour then proceeds to the Old Red Museum, a site where many executions took place, contributing to its reputation for hauntings. Next, visitors walk to Dealey Plaza, the location of President Kennedy’s assassination and the second largest tourist attraction in Texas. The tour continues to the nearby Grassy Knoll, known for theories about the shooter’s position and stories of spirits said to roam the area. Additional stops include the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, where ghost sightings predate the 1963 assassination, and the John Neely Bryan Cabin, which cannot be entered but is known for reported ghostly sounds at night. The guide shares documented accounts of deadly events, bloodshed, bones, and burials connected to these locations. The tour includes all fees and taxes and is led by professional, courteous guides. Tips, food, drink, and motorized transport are not included.
La Quinta Inn & Suites
The tour begins outside the La Quinta Inn & Suites, once known as the Lawrence Hotel. This building has witnessed multiple violent deaths, including four murders and the suicide of a notable Congressman. Visitors will hear accounts of spirits said to haunt the hotel’s walls, affecting guests and staff.
Dallas County Courthouse
This stop is recognized as a haunted location due to several tragic events throughout its history. The guide shares stories of spirits that are believed to remain in the building, making it a notable point on the ghost tour.
Old Red Museum
The Old Red Museum offers insight into regional history and culture and is known as one of Dallas’s most haunted places. Many deaths here were executions of criminals, and the tour includes stories related to these events and the spirits said to linger.
Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District
This grassy area is famous as the site where President Kennedy was assassinated, making it the second largest tourist attraction in Texas. The tour covers the tragic events that occurred here and the ghost stories connected to the location.
Grassy Knoll
The Grassy Knoll was a focus of speculation regarding the shooter’s position during Kennedy’s assassination. The tour discusses this history along with reports of other spirits believed to inhabit this spot.
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
Visitors learn about the dark history of the Sixth Floor Museum, which holds ghosts predating the 1963 assassination. The building was not only the site of the shooting but has a broader history of hauntings.
John Neely Bryan Cabin
Although entry is not allowed, the cabin is known for numerous nighttime reports of giggling and voices. The guide explains the history of the cabin and the friendly spirit said to reside there.
400 S. Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202 in front of Union station. - Your guide will be carrying a lantern!
End point
400 S. Houston St, Dallas, TX 75202 in front of Union station. - Your guide will be carrying a lantern!