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Haunted Food Tours

Haunted Food Tours in Mobile, Alabama

EXPERIENCE THE BEST TASTING HAUNTED TOUR IN THE WORLD!

👻 Taste your way through the oldest streets in Alabama!

This unique experience is the only haunted food tour in U.S.

👻 We offer a variety of haunted experiences.

ALL tours feature haunted landmarks, frightening stories, and delicious food and drink from some of the best restaurants in Mobile. 

👻 Tours available for all ages!

Some of our experiences are great for kids, while others are intended for adults only.

👻 Our team has years of skillfully giving excellent haunted tours in Mobile.

You may even meet a member or two from Mobile’s past on our tour!

Halloween Trick or Trolley Tour
  • Boo's Cruise on a Trolley!
From $149

Dare to embark on the “Trick or Trolley” adventure on October 30th and 31st! From the historic grounds of Fort Conde, glide through Mobile’s eeriest haunts, sipping on bewitched cocktails and savoring gourmet bites. It’s not just a tour—it’s a spine-tingling journey through Mobile’s shadowy past. Secure your seat… if you dare. 🎃👻

7 Haunted Houses in Mobile, Alabama

By: Chris Andrews Mobile is a city that over three centuries old that has been influenced by many different nations and cultures. The quickest way to see the melting pot of culture in our town is through the lens of our historic homes. Mobile was an incredibly wealthy city for the first half of the…

Haunted History of Mobile – The Boyington Oak

By: Chris Andrews  Mobile is the most haunted city in Alabama. From the very moment the Europeans set foot on our soil in 1699, they were frightened by this place but one story that occurred in 1834 is perhaps the most bizarre story in Mobile’s history. A story that includes friendship, a love story, murder,…

Haunted History of Mobile – The Battle House Hotel

by: Katherine Sprinkle The Battle House Hotel is a historic hotel located in Mobile, Alabama. It was recently named the Best Historic Hotel in the United States by the Historic Hotels of America. Three Battle brothers built a 4-story hotel in 1852 at the corner of Royal and St. Francis Streets. The same location…