A ghost train, reminiscent of Victorian times, journeys through Brooklyn's concealed graveyards, uncovering a 400-year-old era of mystery and darkness.
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Explore the darker side of Brooklyn with Madame Morbid's Haunted Trolley Tour, a 90-minute ride that promises to send shivers down your spine. Since 2017, this popular ghost tour has been giving New Yorkers goosebumps, and this year it's back for another season of chilling tales.
The tour takes place on an old Victorian trolley, fittingly adorned with red velvet curtains, chandeliers, tufted leather seats, and a red carpet aisle. As you glide through the streets of Brooklyn, you'll be regaled with eerie legends of mafia murders, Revolutionary War battles, alien abductions, and paranormal encounters.
One of the highlights of the tour is the visit to hidden cemeteries in Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Navy Yard. These forgotten burial grounds are said to be home to restless spirits, waiting to share their stories with the living.
Madame Morbid's Haunted Trolley Tour is not just a ghost tour; it's an immersive experience. A screen inside the carriage plays mini-documentaries showing how the tour locations looked hundreds of years ago, adding a layer of historical context to the spooky stories.
But it's not all scares and shivers. The tour also includes a fun quiz game with creepy prizes, making it a perfect outing for a group of friends or family. And if you're looking for a more private experience, private tours for groups are available upon request.
The tour's creator, Theresa Neumann, has a knack for weaving together history and horror in a way that's both entertaining and educational. CNN describes her tours as "chilling tales of ghosts lurking around every corner in Brooklyn", while The New York Times calls them a "disturbing reminder of what the borough really is: a city of the dead".
Tickets for Madame Morbid's Haunted Trolley Tour are priced between $59 and $69, and this year's tours are already selling out fast. So, if you're looking for a unique and thrilling way to spend an evening, be sure to book your spot on Madame Morbid's Haunted Trolley Tour before they're all gone.
And if you're still in the mood for a spooky adventure after the tour, you might want to check out other haunted spots in Brooklyn. Did you know that Trader Joe's in Cobble Hill is reportedly haunted? Or that a bar in Williamsburg sits on 30,000 graves?
But if you're in the mood for something a bit lighter, you might want to head to the NY's biggest & free apple festival returning this October. After all, there's no place like home for the haunted and the not-so-haunted alike.
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