May 25
Saturday

Haunted Austin now available

Haunted Austin: History and Hauntings in the Capital CityA killer lurks in the dark streets, victimizing servant girls and Austin becomes the first American city to claim a serial killer.  The spirits of convicts wander amidst the manicured grounds of the Texas State Capitol while inside a man assassinated in 1903 still haunts the corridors. These are just a few of the strange, informative and frightening tales of Haunted Austin. Within the book lies evidence that the frontier bravado legendary in so many Texas men and women lives on long after death. Written by Austin Ghost Tour owner Jeanine Plumer Haunted Austin is now in local stores and Moonshine Patio Bar and Grill or online www.amazon.com

Austin Ghost Tours

Austin Ghost Tours has extensively researched Austin and Texas history so that we may tell the real stories of the people, places and events in Austin's past. Each tour highlights different haunted areas and exposes the ghost stories of the past and present.

Your costumed AGT guide will lead you on a 1 1/2 hour walking tour to explore Austin's paranormal past. Each tour begins on the front porch of Moonshine Patio Bar and Grill* at 303 Red River. Restaurant valet available - $6.00. Check individual tours for departure times. For three hours, you will team up with those featured on PBS "Haunted Texas" and the Biography Channel's "My Ghost Story" as you learn pretty much everything you ever wanted to know about spirits, ghosts, and angels. Enjoy a private Trolley Tour with your family, co-workers or friends.
Take a 90 minute tour - pick up and drop off at any downtown location.
Minimum number of people is 24 and the cost is $25.00 per person
For more information:
info@austinghosttours.com 
or call 512-853-9826

DISCLAIMER BEFORE CONTINUING

Disclaimer: Austin Ghost Tours accepts no responsibility for personal injury, or harm of any nature and reserves the right at all times to refuse admission or cancel a tour. By attending the tour, you confirm that you are of suitable mental and physical health.

If the forecast the evening of your tour includes stormy weather, lucky you! We have arranged for most of the stops along the tour-route to be roofed in some manner, but what we've never, ever done in ten years of leading ghost tours is cancel a tour due to the weather. We call it "atmosphere."After all, spirit activity is said to heighten when the air is charged due to electrical storms nearby! What an opportunity!

  • Bring an umbrella or a hooded rain slicker.
  • Wear appropriate footwear.
  • Protect your camera. 

* Valet Parking in front of the restuarant available for $4 - Pick up your vehicle by 10:30 on weeknights!

Austin Ghost Tours Review @ Trailblazer
Tuesday, 19 February 2013 20:07

Take a look at what McNeil High School Trailblazer editor Emily Parma had to say about Austin Ghost Tours...

"On the corner of Third Street and Red River is where the paranormal come to life, making history a reality.

Ghost Tours have walked the streets of Austin from Third, to the Driskill and all the way to Congress Avenue for more than a decade. Haunted Austin began with a mother on a mission to show the city just how the paranormal keep history alive and how the two worlds coincide."

Read the full review on the Trailblazer web site
 
Austin Ghost Tours - As Seen on TV!
Written by Monica Ballard   
Monday, 13 September 2010 21:49

My Ghost Story B Roll

Our appearance on Bio Channel's "My Ghost Story" has been repeated a few times since its premiere in mid-July 2010, but if you missed it, here's a link to our segment on YouTube, featuring The Driskill Hotel and the mysterious "Peacoat Man."