The Spirits of Jennie Wade Ghost Night Tour in Gettysburg offers an intriguing paranormal experience for those eager to uncover the secrets of the Jennie Wade House. This historic site, where the only civilian casualty of the Battle of Gettysburg occurred, sets the stage for a captivating exploration. Armed with specialized ghost hunting equipment, visitors venture into Jennie’s bedroom, kitchen, and cellar, hoping to commune with her spirit and unveil the mysteries that linger within these hallowed walls. The tour’s low price and money-back guarantee make it an enticing option for those seeking a unique and potentially supernatural encounter.
Key Points
- The Gettysburg Ghost Tour takes visitors to the Jennie Wade House, the site of the only civilian casualty during the Battle of Gettysburg.
- During the tour, participants use specialized ghost hunting equipment to explore Jennie Wade’s bedroom, kitchen, and cellar and attempt to commune with her spirit.
- The tour is not wheelchair accessible, but service animals are permitted, and it is accessible via public transportation with some steps involved.
- Cancelation up to 24 hours in advance is eligible for a full refund, and cancelation due to weather allows for rescheduling or a full refund.
- The tour is priced from $15.00 and includes ghost hunting equipment and free parking at the meeting location, Ghostly Images of Gettysburg on Baltimore Street.
Overview of the Tour
The Gettysburg Ghost Tour is a popular activity in the historic town, offering a spooky exploration of the area’s haunted sites.
Visitors can expect to meet at the Ghostly Images of Gettysburg location, where free parking is available, before embarking on the supernatural journey.
The tour allows participants to use certain ghost hunting equipment, adding to the eerie atmosphere.
While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, service animals are permitted.
The experience lasts for an undisclosed duration, with guests returning to the starting point at the end.
Confirmation of the booking is provided within 48 hours, and cancellations can be made up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What’s Included in the Experience
Certain ghost hunting equipment is typically permitted on the tour, allowing participants to fully enjoy the paranormal experience.
Visitors meet and are picked up at the Ghostly Images of Gettysburg location, where free parking is conveniently available.
The tour lasts for the duration of the activity, and confirmation is provided within 48 hours of booking, or immediately if the reservation is made within 2 days of travel.
While the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, service animals are welcome.
The experience is easily accessible via public transportation, and most travelers can participate, though there are some steps involved at the Jennie Wade House and light walking throughout.
Tour Details and Duration
The Gettysburg Ghost Tour lasts for the duration of the activity, with participants returning to the original meeting point. Confirmation of the booking is provided within 48 hours, or immediately if the reservation is made within 2 days of the tour date.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are permitted. It’s located near public transportation, and most travelers can participate. There are steps involved at the Jennie Wade House, as well as light walking.
The group size is limited to a maximum of 10 travelers per tour. The tour may be canceled due to poor weather, with the option of a different date or a full refund provided.
Confirmation and Accessibility
Customers receive confirmation of their booking either immediately if made within 2 days of the tour date, or within 48 hours otherwise.
The Spirits of Jennie Wade Ghost Night Tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed.
The Jennie Wade House, where part of the tour takes place, has stairs that participants must navigate.
Light walking is involved throughout the tour.
Public transportation is available near the meeting point, making the tour accessible to a wide range of travelers.
Cancellation Policy and Refunds
Travelers can cancel their Gettysburg Ghost Tour up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If they cancel less than 24 hours before the tour, they won’t receive a refund. Plus, any changes made less than 24 hours prior are not accepted. The cancellation policy is based on the local time zone. In case of poor weather, the tour may be canceled, but guests will have the option to reschedule for a different date or receive a full refund.
| Cancellation Policy | Refund |
|---|---|
| 24 hours or more | Yes |
| Less than 24 hours | No |
| Weather Cancellation | Reschedule or Refund |
Pricing and Guarantee
The Gettysburg Ghost Tour is priced from $15.00 and comes with a lowest price guarantee. This means that if you find the same tour for a lower price elsewhere, the tour operators will match that price.
The tour offers excellent value for money, with the following included:
- Certain ghost hunting equipment for participants to use during the tour.
- Free parking at the meeting location.
- Confirmation provided within 48 hours of booking, even for last-minute reservations.
With its affordable pricing and price match guarantee, the Gettysburg Ghost Tour provides an engaging and accessible way for travelers to explore the haunted history of this iconic American town.
Meeting Location and Parking
The tour meeting point is Ghostly Images of Gettysburg, located at 778 Baltimore Street in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Ample free parking is available at this meeting location for participants.
From there, the ghost tour will begin, and tour-goers will be provided with certain ghost hunting equipment that’s permitted for use during the experience.
The tour doesn’t offer wheelchair accessibility, but service animals are allowed. While there are some steps involved at the Jennie Wade House and light walking required, most travelers will be able to participate.
The tour ends back at the meeting point, so participants can conveniently return to their vehicles after the ghostly adventure.
Exploring the Jennie Wade House
During the Gettysburg Ghost Tour, visitors explore the Jennie Wade House, a significant landmark with a haunting past. This historic home was the site of the only civilian casualty during the Battle of Gettysburg, and it’s said to be haunted by the spirit of Jennie Wade herself.
The tour group ventures through the home, investigating three key areas:
- Jennie Wade’s bedroom, where she was fatally struck by a stray bullet while baking bread.
- The kitchen, where eerie noises and unexplained phenomena have been reported.
- The cellar, known for its chilling atmosphere and potential paranormal activity.
With the aid of specialized ghost hunting equipment, participants attempt to uncover the secrets of this haunted house and commune with the spirit of Jennie Wade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Ghost Hunting Equipment?
According to the tour details, certain ghost hunting equipment is permitted on the tour. Guests are welcome to bring their own equipment, provided it does not interfere with the tour or pose any safety concerns.
How Is the Paranormal Activity in the Jennie Wade House?
The Jennie Wade House is reported to have high paranormal activity, with visitors often experiencing unexplained occurrences such as strange sounds, ghostly apparitions, and unexplained phenomena. However, the extent and nature of the activity can vary.
Will the Tour Guide Share Personal Ghost Encounter Stories?
The tour guide will likely share personal ghost encounter stories during the tour. Many guides have reported paranormal experiences in the Jennie Wade House and enjoy recounting them to enhance the ghostly atmosphere for participants.
Are There Any Restrictions on Photography/Videography During the Tour?
The tour allows certain ghost hunting equipment, but there may be restrictions on photography and videography during the tour. Travelers should check with the tour operator for specific guidelines on capturing images and video.
Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
No, there does not appear to be an option to extend the tour duration. The tour details indicate the activity ends back at the meeting point, with no mention of the ability to extend the length of the experience.
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Recap
The Spirits of Jennie Wade Ghost Night Tour offers a captivating paranormal experience at the historic Jennie Wade House in Gettysburg.
Visitors can explore the home, including Jennie’s bedroom, kitchen, and cellar, using specialized equipment to uncover the secrets and potentially commune with the spirit of the only civilian casualty during the Battle of Gettysburg.
While not wheelchair accessible, the tour provides an excellent value for money with a low price guarantee.
