Colonial Williamsburg Ghost Tour

Tour was great. The only concern is that the guide did not wear face covering. He only wore it when he was in the university grounds. He was excellent and all, but out of respect, he should have worn a face covering. There were old people among the audience. Regardless of how the guide feels about this CDC recommendation, he should have worn a face covering. However, he mentioned that out of respect of others, smoking was not allowed and keeping a safe distance was recommended.

The host was very friendly and animated, and you could tell that she enjoyed her job.

The tour guide (Carrie?) was fantastic and funny. We were already planning our next trip to go to the extreme tour!!!

Rick was a very good narrator and a very good story teller

The tour guide looked more like an employee at an amusement park than someone giving a ghost tour in Williamsburg. The stories or folklore weren't remotely creepy, nor very interesting. She also didn't even have us stand in front of the home she was talking about. Instead, she told is to look down the street 3 lamp posts (to the actual home) whilewe stood under a bright street light. The tour was also significantly shorter than advertised, but I was actually glad because the tour was a waste of money and I just wanted it to be over. Many other tours are going on at the same time, and their guides were dressed in colonial costumes and had lit torches to set the scene. I've been on many ghost tours before, but regardless of other great experiences, this was super disappointing.

Nikki was an awesome tour guide. She made it fun and interesting. I highly recommend her to all who dare to journey the Ghost Tour 👻

We left our tour after the 1st house due to tour guide being too interested in misbehaved kids of the group, and the fact no one except my family were wearing masks yet all were super close because you couldn’t hear the guide. It was more annoying than the fact we wasted $40 due to no fault of our own.