Ghost Tour With Robert the Doll in Key West
Meet Robert the Doll After Hours in a Civil War Fort
Duration
60–120 minutes
Includes
Guided tour, Robert encounter
Highlights
Enter Fort East Martello after public hours for a dark, spirit-focused experience centered on Robert the Doll. Explore a Civil War-era fortress constructed in 1862 that houses Florida's largest collection of haunted artifacts.
- Explore the historic fort in a dark museum setting
- Discover local history, folklore, and reported paranormal activity
- Learn the legend and latest reported activity surrounding Robert the Doll
- Investigate independently during the VIP experience
Itinerary
- Haunted History Ghost Tour inside Fort East Martello Museum
- Seated encounter with Robert the Doll
- Photo opportunity with Robert the Doll
- Optional VIP Backstage Pass investigation with provided equipment
- Access to the museum's exhibits during the day
Important details
- Ages 10+ only
- Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- Arrive 15 minutes early; doors lock at the scheduled start time
- Wear flat shoes
- Drugs and alcohol are not permitted; intoxication may result in denied entry or removal
- Requires accepting the risks of a dark or dimly lit historic structure and spirit-focused tour
- Take photos, but record video only during VIP investigation time
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a refund. No refunds for same-day cancellations, no-shows, or late arrivals. If the tour is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, you will receive a prompt refund.
FAQs
Arrive early: doors open 30 minutes prior and you should check in 15 minutes before start time. This tour has a hard lock-out at the start time, and late arrivals are locked out without a refund.
This experience is not appropriate for anyone under 10 years old. Anyone under 17 must be accompanied by someone 18+.
Wear flat shoes.
Meeting details
Fort East Martello Museum
Related locations
Fort East Martello Museum
Admission included<p>Standing guard along the Atlantic shore of Key West, Fort East Martello Museum draws you into a world of sun-warmed brick walls, shaded courtyards, and stories that stretch back to the Civil War. The fort was never completed, yet its cylindrical tower and vaulted chambers survived intact, making it one of the best-preserved examples of Martello architecture in the country.</p><p>Today Fort East Martello Museum houses an eclectic collection ranging from salvaged ship artifacts and iron sculptures to the island's most notorious resident, the haunted doll Robert, whose unsettling glass eyes have captivated visitors for generations.</p>
