Ghosts Of Palm Beach

I bought the Ghosts of Palm Beach voucher for my fiancé for Father’s Day! We have been on multiple ghost tours in various cities including St. Augustine, Charleston, Savannah, and Key West! We had a great time on the tour up and down Worth avenue! Although it wasn’t as scary as the other tours we’ve been on, our tour guide Damian provided a lot of facts about the early 1900’s. He also provided us with dowsing rods and taught us how to use them to find electromagnetic activity. I would recommend this tour to visitors and well as Palm Beach locals!

The content is not as scary or spooky as other ghost tours I have been on, but Evan and his son made the experience enjoyable. They were enthusiastic, gave trivia prizes, took pictures and had communications rods for us to us. So 5 stars for good energy and fun. Oh bring mosquito repellant!

Had a great time with my family on Saturday. The tour guide Damian was quite knowledgeable and humerous. Enjoyed the ghost tales and walk.

Our family LOVES ghost tours. That being said, this was a bit boring. These tours are VERY dependent on the tour guide, and ours (Jake) obviously had somewhere else to be. He hustled through his lines, and practically ran from stop to stop.(To the point where I felt sorry for the older people on our tour that had to keep up) The 90 minute walking tour was over in short of an hour.
Also, The ambiance is missing because obviously downtown Worth AVE is all about the $$, so you NEED the history delivered in a way it is believed.
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Well, this was a disappointment. We’ve been on several ghost tours, and this just doesn’t measure up. Our guide, Kat, was really good in explaining the history of Worth Avenue, famous early inhabitants, Flagler and Meizner, but overall, Palm Beach just doesn’t have a sordid past. She did the best she could do with limited content to work with.
This was more of a historical walking tour of the buildings around Worth Avenue. In past ghosts tours we’ve done in many other cities, we usually hear details of murders, suicides, unexplained deaths… you get the picture. The stories on this tour were just unexplained happenings, i.e. a ding-​dong sound when the door opened at Saks, but no one there, a shadow in the windows of Neiman Marcus. Big deal. There’s very little history of terrible things happening in the area, and I really don’t think Palm Beach warrants a ghost tour because of it.
We had highly anticipated this tour since reading about it late last year. They just started the tours in December, so we bought a Groupon in February and it was just about to expire My husband and I, along with about 30 other people (they promised a small tour, but this was NOT a small group whatsoever), walked along the sidewalks of Worth Ave and adjoining streets, admiring architecture and shops and cars of the extremely wealthy residents of the area. However, there was just nothing creepy at all about this tour. I really wanted creepy! Oh, but we DID get to see the tombstone of Johnnie Brown inside Addison Meizner’s mansion. That was cool and probably the highlight for us. (Johnnie Brown was Meizner’s pet spider monkey).
Save your money and skip this one.