Ghostly gangsters, celebrity curses, and spine-chilling mysteries you on a haunted walking tour in Reno. Hear stories of mobsters, gangsters and criminals as you explore Reno’s infamous past.

 

EXPERIENCE:

Prepare for a spooky and fascinating walking tour through Reno’s dark past for a night of gruesome tales and spine-chilling ghost hunts. With an expert guide, learn the city’s villainous history and be introduced to notorious figures from history.

Opulent casinos and neon lights do little to hide the dark side of Reno’s past. Gunfights, prostitution, and countless murders have made their mark on the city, leaving behind a crowd of restless spirits with harrowing and tragic stories to tell.

Investigate the disappearance of Roy Frisch, a bank cashier who knew too much about the mob’s shady deals. Is his body at the bottom of an abandoned mineshaft, or did disappear to protect his family? No one knows, but people in his former home report hearing footsteps on the porch late at night.

If Roy doesn’t greet you, perhaps the spirits of the Mapes Hotel will. Their vengeful energy is tied to three famous deaths, will you be next?

Explore Reno’s red light district, a key area in the city’s criminal past and a regular hangout spot of mobsters and gangsters throughout history.

All tours meet outside of Lake Mansion, 250 Court Street, Reno, NV 89501 across from Great Basin Community Food Co-Op. Your guide will be wearing a US Ghost Adventures t-shirt and carrying a lantern. Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour start time.

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Find out how a Reno hotel cursed actors Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable
Investigate the disappearance of Roy Frisch, a cashier who knew too much
Hear tales of gangs, doomed celebrities, a famous hijacking and much more
Step into the seedy side of Reno’s red-light district and hear mob stories
Explore Reno with a seasoned guide on a walking tour filled with intrigue

 

 

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