MKE Tours’ “Spirit Experience”

Ready for a hair-raising adventure? Join us for a fully guided and narrated Milwaukee crawl for Halloween! This is a tour with a haunting difference…

Travel to the “past” in style in our own MKE Cruiser as you meet spirits of the past and hear stories of Milwaukee’s ghostly history. You’ll find out first-hand why Milwaukee is said to be one of the most haunted cities in the country!

Don’t worry, we’ll make sure you can enjoy some liquid courage as we stop at two popular bars along the way.

These special tours only run on October 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, and 23. If you want a different date, you can contact us to book a private tour that fits your schedule.

About Our Milwaukee Halloween Pub Crawl

Prepare to encounter some of Milwaukee’s famous, infamous, and interesting characters who are not yet ready to leave our fair city. Hear their stories and learn how they play a part in our ethereal history during our MKE Spirit crawl!

During the tour, you’ll learn…

• Which president had a strange connection to Milwaukee
• About the beer baron continues to make his presence known more than a century after his passing 
• Who the woman was who decided to enact her vengeance against a cheating cad on a busy downtown street 
• What hard-working men quietly went about their businesses – but are determined that people remember them

Our haunted pub crawl is our flagship tour – it’s where City Tours MKE began years ago as a hobby. We loved making the hair stand up on the arms of our unsuspecting guests! Since then, our hobby has grown into a thriving business serving locals and visitors alike.

For larger groups or private tours, please get in touch and we’d be happy to arrange accommodations.

Please note: While we try to avoid splitting folks up between cars, occasionally this is necessary based on group tour numbers. If you absolutely do not want to risk going into separate cars, please consider booking a private tour instead. Cars travel together during a tour. It’s only during transport between stops that you would be split. Each car seats 5 passengers, so any groups larger than 5 will need to split.