Question 1

Is this a scary tour?

Accepted Answer

PG-13 atmospheric, not R-rated horror. History and hauntings are intertwined: the haunting IS the history. Not suitable for children under 7.

Question 2

How long is the tour?

Accepted Answer

90 minutes, approximately 1 mile, covering 14 haunted landmarks through downtown Prescott.

Question 3

Where do we meet?

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Courthouse Plaza, at the Rough Rider Statue. 120 S Cortez St, downtown Prescott. Arrive 10 minutes before your 7:00 PM start time.

Question 4

Where does the tour end?

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Hassayampa Inn, 122 E. Gurley St. A short walk back to Courthouse Plaza.

Question 5

What if it rains?

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We run rain or shine. Prescott weather can shift at 5,300 feet. Bring a jacket and dress in layers.

Question 6

Is this tour good for kids?

Accepted Answer

Not suitable for children under 7. Content is PG-13: eerie and immersive, not jump-scare horror.

Question 7

Do I need to book in advance or can I walk up?

Accepted Answer

Book in advance via Peek. Tours fill up, especially on weekends and holidays.

Question 8

How many people are in a group?

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Up to 25 guests per tour.

Question 9

What's the cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

72-hour full refund. 24 to 72 hours: 50% refund.

Question 10

Do we go inside any buildings?

Accepted Answer

No. The tour is entirely outdoor. Due to the length of stories and number of stops, we will not be entering any historic haunts.

Question 11

What makes this different from other Prescott ghost tours?

Accepted Answer

Every story is originally researched from archival sources. No scripts someone Googled overnight. 131+ verified reviews at 4.9 stars. #1 Tour in Prescott on TripAdvisor. Locally owned for over a decade.

Question 12

How many stops are on the tour?

Accepted Answer

14 haunted landmarks through downtown Prescott, from Courthouse Plaza to Hassayampa Inn.

Question 13

Are the ghost stories real?

Accepted Answer

Every story on this tour is grounded in archival research: court records, old newspaper clippings, and first-person accounts from the town's territorial days. The history is real. The hauntings are documented.

Question 14

What's the most haunted building on the tour?

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The Hotel Vendome is known locally as 'the most haunted place in town.' Its reputation is earned, documented, and deeply unsettling.

Question 15

Has anything paranormal happened during a tour?

Accepted Answer

Guides and guests have documented experiences across multiple tours. The details are part of the tour itself.

Question 16

What is the Palace Saloon's history?

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Arizona's oldest bar, pouring since 1884. The Palace survived the Great Fire of 1900, prohibition, and every economic cycle Prescott has weathered. Staff report that 'something happens every day.'

Question 17

What happened in the Great Fire of 1900?

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On July 14, 1900, a fire began in the O.K. Lodging House on South Montezuma Street, spread to the neighboring Scopel Hotel, and consumed an entire block of wooden saloons and businesses along Whiskey Row. The exact cause was never confirmed. The fire reshaped downtown Prescott, forcing a rebuild in brick and stone.

Question 18

What should I wear?

Accepted Answer

Comfortable walking shoes and layers. 5,300 ft elevation means evenings cool quickly, even in summer. A light jacket is essential year-round.

Question 19

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with designated side routes. Stroller accessible. Service animals welcome. The route covers approximately 1 mile on flat, paved downtown sidewalks.

Question 20

Where can I park downtown Prescott?

Accepted Answer

Downtown Prescott has street parking and public lots near Courthouse Plaza. Arrive early on weekends.

Question 21

Are there restrooms on the route?

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Public restrooms are available near Courthouse Plaza. We recommend using facilities before the tour begins.

Question 22

Can I take photos during the tour?

Accepted Answer

Photos are encouraged at every stop. Bring a charged phone.

Question 23

What's the elevation?

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5,300 feet. Dress in layers. Evenings cool quickly, even in summer.

Question 24

What's the weather like in Prescott at night?

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At 5,300 feet, Prescott evenings cool quickly year-round. Summer evenings can drop into the 60s. Winter evenings are cold. Layers and a jacket are essential.

Question 25

What else is there to do in Prescott after the tour?

Accepted Answer

Whiskey Row has bars, restaurants, and live music. The tour ends at Hassayampa Inn, and downtown Prescott is walkable in every direction.

Question 26

Is this a good date night activity?

Accepted Answer

One of the best in Prescott. 90 minutes of stories, a walk through downtown at night, and plenty of places to grab dinner or drinks before or after.

Question 27

Can I combine this with dinner on Whiskey Row?

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Absolutely. The meeting point and route are in the heart of downtown. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance.

Question 28

How far is Prescott from Phoenix? From Sedona? From Flagstaff?

Accepted Answer

Phoenix: about 1.5 hours. Sedona: about 1 hour. Flagstaff: about 1.5 hours. Prescott is a central hub for northern Arizona travel.

Question 29

What hotels are near the meeting point?

Accepted Answer

The Hotel St. Michael and Hassayampa Inn are both on the tour route. Several other hotels and B&Bs are within walking distance of Courthouse Plaza.

Question 30

Who runs Freaky Foot Tours?

Accepted Answer

Founded by a mother and son with five generations of Arizona roots. Over a decade of telling Arizona's stories. 1,000+ five-star reviews across all markets.

Question 31

How long has FFT been operating?

Accepted Answer

Since 2015. Over a decade of haunted history tours in Arizona.

Question 32

What other tours do you offer in Prescott?

Accepted Answer

The Prescott History Tour runs daily at 10 AM. Two hours, 1.5 miles, Whiskey Row to Nob Hill Victorian mansions. Adult $35 / Child $25. History by day, haunts by night.

Question 33

Do you operate in other cities?

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Yes. Freaky Foot Tours operates in Flagstaff, Prescott, and Tucson. Visit freakyfoottours.com for the full lineup.

Question 34

What's the Prescott History Tour?

Accepted Answer

A different tour, different stories, same team. The History Tour runs daily at 10 AM, covers 1.5 miles from Whiskey Row to Nob Hill, and focuses on daytime history. History by day, haunts by night.

Question 35

Do you run tours year-round?

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Yes. The tour runs daily at 7:00 PM, rain or shine, year-round.

Question 36

Is the tour different during Halloween?

Accepted Answer

The tour content is consistent year-round. Prescott during Halloween season adds its own atmosphere. Call us at (928) 224-0518 for details on seasonal availability.

Question 37

Do you offer special holiday tours?

Accepted Answer

Call us at (928) 224-0518 for details on holiday scheduling and availability.

Question 38

How is this different from Tours of Prescott?

Accepted Answer

Our tour focuses on haunted history with original archival research. 131+ reviews at 4.9 stars vs. 43 reviews at 4.4 stars. Locally owned for over a decade, not a one-person operation.

Question 39

Is this the same as the Prescott History Tour?

Accepted Answer

No. Different tour, different stories. The History Tour runs at 10 AM, covers 1.5 miles from Whiskey Row to Nob Hill, and focuses on daytime history.

Question 40

Do you also have tours in Flagstaff?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our Flagstaff ghost tour has 500+ reviews. Visit flagstaffghosttour.com.

Question 41

Is the Jerome Ghost Walk related to Freaky Foot Tours?

Accepted Answer

No. Different company. We're Freaky Foot Tours, locally owned since 2015.