Haunted Broadway Theatre Walking Tour

Do you find yourself humming the theme from The Addams Family or busting out the Time Warp at random moments?
Then join us for a journey into the spookier side of Broadway, where the ghosts of Vaudeville and Broadway past come alive! On this interactive musical theatre walking tour, you’ll explore the legendary haunted theatres and locales of Broadway, where the likes of Ethel Merman, Fanny Brice, and other legendary performers still take to the stage long after the curtains have closed. Sing along to famous dark musicals like Jekyll and Hyde, Sweeney Todd, Evil Dead, Carrie, Ghost, Little Shop of Horrors, and Phantom Of The Opera – if you dare!
Our expert guides will lead you through the streets of Times Square, sharing the spooky history and secrets of Broadway’s most haunted venues. You’ll even get to participate in interactive performances and games that will leave you screaming with delight! So come and join us for a night of spooky fun on Broadway. But be warned: once you experience the Spooky Broadway Walking Tour, you’ll be singing those creepy tunes for days… or maybe even forever!
What the Tour Includes
- Legendary haunted Broadway theatres and locations
- Spooky stories about Broadway and Vaudeville performers
- Musical moments inspired by Broadway’s darker shows
- Interactive games and stories led by a professional performer-guide
PUBLIC TOUR:
2 Hour Tour for only $49
(Children 10 and under are free!)
PRIVATE TOUR:
2 Hour Tour for only $89
(Children 10 and under are free!)
LOCATION: Outside the Drama Book Shop. Feel free to arrive 15 mins early to stroll around. Our guide will meet you outside but provide a quick tour before the start of the tour.
ENDING LOCATION: In Times Square at 46th Street and Broadway
LENGTH: 2 Hours; 1/2 mile in length
MAXIMUM GROUP SIZE: 20 people
TOUR TIMES: Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 11am & 6:00pm
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Our professional licensed tour guides are gifted triple threats who weave groups around New York’s bustling streets, sharing their love of the stage and the city along half-mile routes that explore the origins of musical theatre and Broadway history. Each guide brings a tablet with photos and videos to enrich the experience.
Please note: We do not enter Equity theatres because of union restrictions. Your guide will still entertain you with backstage stories and personal experiences.

