Haunted Tampa Golf Cart Tour

Tampa Theatre (Pass by) The magnificent Tampa Theater is an architectural masterpiece that transcends time and transports you to a different era. Designed as an atmospheric theatre-style movie palace by architect John Eberson, it opened on October 15, 1926. Every theatre has a ghost and Tampa Theatre is no different. Learn who the “Fink” is and how he makes his presence known.

The University of Tampa Campus (Pass By) The breathtaking University of Tampa sits directly on the banks of the beautiful Hillsborough River, covering over 110 acres. The university's stunning Mediterranean-style architecture features picturesque palm-lined walkways, ivy-covered brick walls, Gothic-style spires that reach for the sky, distinctive minarets, and a large Moorish dome. It is a mix of historic and modern buildings, with many older buildings dating back to the early 1900s. Learn about the “Brown Man” who monitors and patrols Plant Hall making sure students get their homework in on time.

Hyde Park Village (Pass By) Hyde Park Village is a dazzling open aired jewel nestled in the heart of Tampa. Step into a realm of pure enchantment, where charming brick-lined streets embrace upscale boutiques, vibrant entertainment, infectious energy, and delectable eateries & restaurants. Hear tales of mischievous spirits that still haunt homes in the area.

Bayshore Boulevard (Pass By) Bayshore Boulevard is a 4.5-mile picturesque waterfront road that offers a breathtaking panorama ride along the sparkling waters of Tampa Bay. The magnificent mansions and manicured gardens that proudly line the boulevard will leave you utterly awestruck. Hear about the Ballast Point area's involvement in the Civil War and of those left behind.

Jose Gasparilla The Jose Gasparilla is the flagship of the Gasparilla boat parade and large part of Tampa’s annual January festival for the past 70 plus years! It is a great representation of the pirate ships of old. While checking out the ship, hear the tale of Jose Gaspar, the ship's namesake and his untimely demise.

Tampa Convention Center Get out and enjoy one of the most entertaining areas, filled with breathtaking views of Tampa. This is where the Channel District, Water Street, and Downtown intersect. Step into a world where relaxation intertwines with excitement, as this area is a whimsical oasis perched on the waterfront of Tampa. This vibrant area of Tampa has waterfront views and the city's skyline. Every moment feels like a treasure discovered at the edge of the sea. It is also the location of the Tampa’s first ghost story!

Fort Brooke Garage (Pass By) The Fort Brooke Garage is one Tampa’s main parking areas and central to many Downtown activities like the River Walk, The Tampa Trolley and Amalie Arena. Learn about what was found during the garages construction and the interesting events that still happen in the area.

Tampa Federal Courthouse/Le Meridien Hotel (Pass By) Tampas Federal Courthouse was built in 1905 and is the oldest federal building in the city. It has been recently renovated to become Le Meridien, an amazing downtown boutique hotel that has maintained the courthouse theme by repurposing courtrooms as meeting rooms and using a judges bench as the concierge desk! However, not all guests that hotel are paying for their stay. Learn who “checks in” regularly, but has yet to leave.

Tampa Federal Courthouse/Le Meridien Hotel (Pass By) Tampas Federal Courthouse was built in 1905 and is the oldest federal building in the city. It has been recently renovated to become Le Meridien, an amazing downtown boutique hotel that has maintained the courthouse theme by repurposing courtrooms as meeting rooms and using a judges bench as the concierge desk! However, not all guests that hotel are paying for their stay. Learn who “checks in” regularly, but has yet to leave.

The Florida Brewing Company (Pass By) The Florida Brewing Company was founded in partnership with Mr. Ybor himself and the tap room was raucous from the very start. The building is currently a law office but there are tales some of the regulars at the tap room still make themselves known.

Don Vincente Hotel

Ybor City - The Cuban Club The Cuban Club of today was built in 1917 and was a place for Cuban immigrants to socialize and support each other. The building originally contained a two story theater, pharmacy, library, ballroom. Later on a gymnasium, swimming pool and two bowling lanes were added. However, not everyone has a good time at the club. Learn why it is on Travel Channel's list of the 10 most haunted buildings in America.

Ybor City - Don Vicente Inn The building that became the Don Vicente Inn was originally built in 1895 as The Ybor City Land and Improvement Company offices by Mr. Ybor. It was purchased by a doctor in 1903 to serve as a medical clinic, which it continued to be until 1980. After 2 decades, the building reopened as a hotel. Hear the stories about the patients and staff that became regular guests at the hotel.

Ybor City Ybor City was founded by Vicente Martinez Ybor in 1886 and in 14 short years became the cigar capital of the world, producing as many as 90 million cigars per year at the height of production. For this reason, it became known as “Cigar City”. The City also had its darker side, becoming a haven for Tampa’s organized crime during prohibition. Hear the stories of the speakeasies and underground tunnels and those that still haunt them.

Oaklawn Cemetery Oaklawn Cemetery, the oldest cemetery in downtown Tampa. In its day it was considered to be a place to relax and visit loved ones, even picnic. Learn about the people buried and hear stories about vengeance, hope and even love regarding the cemetery’s residents. Learn who haunts the original City Hall in downtown and the story behind the four sided clock ●  Hortense Oppenheimer, Curtis Hixson, Tampas biggest mobsters, Charlie Hall ●Learn why Tampa has been called the City of Bones.