• Cabin Boys Brewpub - The tour kicks off in a former Ford motor car plant, now a brewpub, offering a historical overview of this area.
• Cain’s Ballroom - This iconic concert venue, constructed by a controversial and now discredited city founder, has hosted legendary musicians who have even left their mark on the walls. The King of Western Swing is rumored to haunt the site. Note that Cain’s is not entered during the tour.
• OKPOP Museum - Discover the history of Tulsa’s infamous den of hate, once home to a notorious organization. The original building, now demolished, was located diagonally from this museum, which is not yet open to the public.
• The Hunt Club - Hear tales of this former brothel and the ongoing paranormal activities that occur there.
• The Tulsa Theater - Arguably the most somber stop on the tour, this former convention hall not only hosted musical legends but also played a troubling role in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
• The Tavern - Previously known as the Fox Hotel, this is the oldest surviving building in downtown. It was once a prime spot for visiting businessmen before becoming a flophouse on skid row.
• Bull In The Alley - Conclude the tour with another ghost story in a dim alley situated between a chic steakhouse and a craft cocktail bar.

• Live tour guide

• Tip for guide

Experience the thrill of true crime stories and eerie hauntings as we delve into Tulsa’s intriguing history. Stroll by Arts District cafes and museums that were once the sites of notorious hotels and legendary figures — some of whom are said to linger still.

This tour is designed for adults and covers mature themes such as adult misconduct, murder, and racial violence.

• Requires standing for 1 hour, no seating available

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.