Hearse Ghost Tours

Hearse Ghost Tours offers an unusual way to explore Savannah's Historic District: families ride through the city in a restored, converted funeral coach. The standard experience mixes haunted stories, local history, mystery, supernatural themes, and jokes. The operator describes the content as family-friendly and not graphic.

Its strongest option for younger visitors is the Missions experience, a 40-minute interactive ride designed for children 13 and younger. During that ride, children solve mysteries, answer questions, and look for spooky surprises instead of simply listening to a long series of stories.

This experience works best for school-age children who enjoy playful scares. Ages 6 to 13 are the clearest fit for Missions, although individual comfort with ghosts and funeral themes matters more than age alone. Older children and teens may prefer the standard tour.

Toddlers could find the seating, darkness, or subject matter difficult, and the operator does not publish infant-restraint guidance. Families should call before booking a very young child.

The vehicle has a roof, but its sides are open. There is no heat or air conditioning, so the ride feels like an outdoor activity. Tours run in light rain, but wind and wet weather can still make children uncomfortable. Severe weather may delay or cancel a departure. When the operator cancels for unsafe weather, guests are offered a reschedule or refund.

Reservations are important because each hearse seats up to eight passengers. Smaller groups may share the vehicle with other guests. Reserving all eight places creates a private ride. The operator does not publish static family pricing on its main pages, so families should use the official booking calendar for the current total. Tours leave on time, and late arrivals are not guaranteed a seat.

The listed pickup point is the Owens-Thomas House at 124 Abercorn Street on Oglethorpe Square. The operator cannot collect guests from hotels, Airbnbs, or private homes. Riders need to step into the hearse and use open-air bench seating.

The vehicle is not ADA-accessible, and guests with mobility needs should contact the company before purchasing. Stroller storage and family-care facilities are not described on the official site.