Top Dallas Ghost & Vampire Tours

Uncover the dark side of Dallas on this spooky after-hours walking tour. Explore downtown Dallas by night, see the infamous spot where JFK was assassinated, and dive into the city’s grim and gory history at the Dallas County Courthouse. Along the way, hear fascinating tales of haunted hotels, supernatural happenings, and real-life events.

We are Dallas locals, who have researched the history of your city: the good, the bad, and the ugly. We tell your tales with passion, humor, and respect. Your tour is a true crime tour, we don't trivialize your stories with conspiracies and ghosts. We tell the stories as they happened, and how they shaped your society.

See the sights of Dallas on this small-group tour. Traveling with a guide who provides insider knowledge as you go, you'll check out attractions such as Pioneer Plaza, Dallas City Hall (designed by I.M. Pei), the Dallas Arts District, and Dealey Plaza, where JKF was shot. Plus, choose a morning or afternoon departure time to easily fit this tour into your schedule.

Discover an incredible underwater world with a ticket to SEA LIFE Aquarium Dallas, where more than 5,000 sea creatures reside. See a horseshoe crab, marvel at translucent jellyfish and stroll beneath sharks in a transparent sea tunnel. Various talks and feedings take place throughout the day, or take a behind-the-scenes tour to learn about conservation and animal rescue efforts. There's something for the entire family to enjoy.

Get a bird's eye view of Dallas during your visit to the Reunion Tower's geO-Deck. Here, you'll get 360-degree views of the epic urban landscape. Then venture out onto the indoor/outdoor observation deck. Explore sites through high-definition telescopes and discover the best of this Texas city, day or night.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most significant moments in Dallas history. With this tour, gain insight into the fateful events as you tour Dallas sites, including the JFK Memorial, Dealey Plaza, and the Texas theatre where Oswald was arrested. Also included is a guided visit to Oswald's Rooming House, where you can learn more about the man behind the assassination.

Gather the whole family and prepare for tales of the ghostly encounters around every corner. You’ll hear tales of spirits still going to work even though they’ve been dead for decades, haunted hotels where you’re sure to have an unexpected roommate or two, and Jazz musicians, still singing the blues after all these years! Walk, crawl, or roll on into our family-friendly Dallas Ghost Tours, where there are no age restrictions as long as minors are accompanied by an adult. Most of the spirits are friendly, but our guides know exactly where the ghosts are lurking and can cater the tour for ghost enthusiasts of all ages.

Opt for a more eco-friendly method of transport when sightseeing in Dallas and hop aboard an all-electric Cruizer. With just six passengers onboard, you'll have the undivided attention of your licensed guide as you zip through Downtown Dallas. See Pioneer Plaza, the Dallas Police Memorial, and John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza along the way; admire views of Klyde Warren Park; and soak up the atmosphere in the Dallas Arts District.

Somewhere at the intersection of presidential history and American mythology, the JFK assassination continues to fascinate Dallas visitors. See the site where the infamous shooting occurred on this special historical tour to Grassy Knoll and the Kennedy Memorial; separate the facts from the theories with the help of your guide, who will walk you through that day and its aftermath. This tour includes a guide, entrance fees, and round trip transportation.

Explore the Dallas Cowboys’ state-of-the-art football stadium. One of the most expensive sports venues ever built, the stadium boasts enormous video screens and deluxe amenities. Follow your guide through locales including the press box, private suites, locker rooms, post-game interview room, and even onto the field.

Immerse yourself in the history of Fort Worth on this half-day historical tour from Dallas or Fort Worth. Listen to your guide detailing the city's birth in the 1840s to current day while traveling with a small group of just 13 people or fewer. Plus, round-trip transportation from centrally located meeting points is included for a stress-free Fort Worth adventure.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most significant moments in Dallas history. With this tour, gain insight into the fateful events as you visit Oswald's Rooming House, see the JFK memorial, and walk around Dealey Plaza. End the tour with an audio-guided independent visit to the Sixth Floor Museum (admission included).

Immerse yourself in American history on a JFK–themed tour of Dallas, with stops at Dealey Plaza, President Kennedy’s memorial, and the location of Lee Harvey Oswald’s arrest. Your guide, who navigates for you, provides a history of JFK’s assassination and outlines the multitude of conspiracy theories that followed.

Expect only the best of times on this tour of two Texas cities. Get acquainted with Dallas and Forth Worth on a tour that takes you to both cities' main attractions, such as the JFK Memorial and the Cowtown Museum. This tour includes all transportation in an area that's difficult to navigate without a car.

Discover the vibrant city of Dallas and gain free entry to a range of top attractions with a Dallas CityPASS®. Every Mobile ticket includes one-time entry to your choice of four of the following attractions: the intriguing Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck, the Dallas Zoo, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, or AT&T Stadium Tours. Your pass is valid for nine days, allowing you to explore the city at your convenience.

Visit top Dallas highlights, as well as the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, on a small-group tour that explores local history, colorful neighborhoods, and the tragic story of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. Tick off a long list of highlights, then follow the paths of the Kennedys and John Harvey Oswald, the man accused of killing the president. Group size is limited to 13 people to ensure personal service, with a guide to share JFK and Dallas facts and stories throughout the day.