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Nashville is considered to be one of the most haunted places in the U.S. Find out why on the Haunted Pub Crawl Ghost Tour and we can help you save money on it.
You’ll visit some of Nashville’s most notorious bars and haunted locations and hear the stories behind the paranormal activity. You’ll get a great look at Music City’s famed nightlife and spectral history.
Your first stop will be Skull’s Rainbow Room. It is a Prohibition era jazz lounge, craft cocktail bar and burlesque venue in Printer’s Alley.
In the early 1900s, Printer’s Alley was home to two major newspapers, 10 printer shops plus publishers. Hence, the name. During Prohibition, nightclubs moved into the alley and the police looked the other way.
David “Skull” Schulman opened the Rainbow Room in Printer’s Alley. Celebrities were frequent guests, including Elvis, Paul McCartney, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and more. In 1998, “Skull” was murdered during a robbery.
Since then, many people have reported seeing him in Printers Alley walking his poodle. Cold spots have been reported in the building where “Skull” had the Rainbow Room.
Your guide will tell you more about “Skull’s” life and afterlife. You’ll also hear about other instances of paranormal activity in Printer’s Alley. And you’ll visit Alley Taps, a speakeasy style bar and live music venue, also in Printer’s Alley. It features local bands and a broad drink menu emphasizing bourbon and beer.
You’ll spend between 15 and 20 minutes at each bar/club. Drinks are not included so you can choose your beverages along the way.
Visit the “Mother Church of Country Music,” the Ryman Auditorium and hear about the spirits that reside there. You’ll also hear about the “Opry Curse” and all the Opry performers whose lives were cut short by fires, ODs, wrecks, accidents and more.
Your tour will take you to the Ernest Tubb Record Shop. You’ll hear about its dark history as a Civil War hospital and the paranormal activity in the building today.
Your crawl will end at Flying Saucer Nashville. It once was a railroad terminal baggage claim. You’ll hear about its haunted happenings.
Experience a fun and spooky evening and learn some local history!
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If you’d like to save money on the Pub Crawl Ghost Tour, book your ticket here. You can save $4.84 (14% discount) on each ticket. The saving will be automatic and you won’t have to enter a discount code or a promo code.