Awesome tour! - Very knowledgeable and had a great time! Our group already knew a lot about Tombstone history but learned so much on our tour. Our tour guide (Pepper) did a fantastic job! Highly recommend!

A western Americana Delight - Fun history here. Took the theater tour and enjoyed the displays. The stores have both souvenir collections as well as jewelry, clothing and art.

An excellent tour, a must do while in Tombstone - This was an amazing tour of Tombstone, my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Pepper and Belle were excellent hosts and did not disappoint. The stories and history of this little town were so interesting, a definite must while visiting Tombstone, AZ

Above and beyond! - Pepper and Belle gave us a thorough and detailed tour that was as much fun as it was informative! There is so much to Tombstone you won't learn about on any other tour in town!

Great historian - We were on the tour in Tombstone AZ Sat night 2/2. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour, as the tour leader was a true historian. I did catch 3 supernatural ‘faces’ in one of my pictures I took. It was through a window of the location concerning a guy in the 1800’s who abducted young ladies from this certain hotel room/apartment and the girls would disappear into the red light district. He said this guy is spotted next to the beam in the room. Well, here he is ! There also is what appears to be a small ‘girl/woman’ face to his left side and lower. Finally, on the lower right corner is the profile of a dark haired man. Let me know what you think. I have the larger (original) version of the photo as well. Again, great tour guide! Thanks! Heather & Michael

I'll Be You Huckle Bearer - Our walking guide was great. She was very informative and made the walking tour educational and fun. Bring a jacket and comfortable shoes. Thanks Ghost City Tours, Tombstone, AZ Sincerely, Janet & David

Just The Three of Us! - The information presented was very impressive. The explanations along with photos added to the experience. We enjoyed the entire tour.

Good time - Very informative about some history of Tombstone that is not in all the books and movies. Tour took us to some places that were not as well known

Not quite as advertised - The guide was funny however there wasn't much of a tour in the way of bordellos and only a few bullets. We took the Dead men's tales last year and it had more of both the bordellos and bullets. Also it's advertised as 18+ but both of my children 5 &15 could have came along it was so tame.

Disappointed - not as expected - As I re-read the advertisement for this tour it leaves you with the impression it is a paranormal, ghost tour. There were a few elements of that but mostly it was a history of Tombstone and especially the movie. We started out on Fremount St and 3rd and stood there for 20 minutes or more listening to the guide tell us the history of the movie Tombstone and how it depicted the shootout at the OK Corral. This was with noisy semi trucks, cars, exhaust fumes and distractions that made it very difficult to hear the guide. Next we cross the street to the "uptown houses" where we walk through a neighborhood and to a church. We are told to be quiet as we walked beside the church to the back yard of the church to view a small building that was a bordello at some point. The guide quietly tells us the caretaker of the church has scolded him on a number of occasions saying that is not true. Whether or not it is, it's just a nondescript little shack in the backyards of people living there and the feeling amongst most of the group[ (there were 6 of us in our party) was "What does this have to do with ghost and paranormal?" We later were behind an occupied motel and lights in the occupied rooms would come on beside us. Although there were no interactions we again felt uncomfortable and maybe intruding. The guide showed us a few pictures on his cell phone that supposedly were of paranormal apparitions. Imagination played heavily to see anything. We finally spent about 15-20 minutes on Allen Street looking at other buildings including the Birdcage. Here, the guide showed us an interesting video taken of 3 girls dancing in front of the Birdcage where a very clear spirit of some type joined them briefly. That was the highlight of the entire night. The rest was mostly uninteresting stories where we were standing and walking through areas where we felt we were intruding. Our guide was Larry and he was personable and likable, joking with us and knew his material. But whoever is responsible for determining where the group should be led to and the associated stories need to rethink this particular tour. We had 6 in our group and I spoke with 2 others (there were 10 altogether in the group) and they also shared our disappointment and felt this was no way near any "Ghost Tour" we were anticipating. The price of $39 each just did not match the quality of the tour.