Hear yuletide hauntings on a lantern-lit walk through Colonial Williamsburg
Lantern-lit ghost tour, holiday lore
Explore Colonial Williamsburg after dark on a lantern-lit ghost tour that blends local history with holiday lore. Hear chilling tales of yuletide spirits, winter hauntings, and mysterious happenings amid the season's garlands, candles, and wreaths.
All sales are final. Tours run rain or shine; no refunds or exchanges.
Product ID: HYD2BT
The tour starts at 8pm.
Bundle up for the lantern-lit ghost tour.
Ticket Office, 101 South Henry Street, Williamsburg, VA 23185
The guides here absolutely make the experience, and reviewers can't say enough about them. Grace (or Gracie) gets mentioned repeatedly for her infectious energy and storytelling abilities, while Elizabeth, Lexi, Tom, Michael, and Denny all earn glowing praise for bringing Colonial Williamsburg's spooky history to life. What stands out is how knowledgeable and passionate these guides are, transforming what could be dry historical facts into engaging, interactive adventures that keep everyone entertained. Families especially appreciate how well the tours work across age groups. Kids as young as 10-12 stay captivated by the ghost stories and pirate legends, while adults genuinely enjoy the historical insights woven throughout. The guides show real dedication to their craft (one even powered through an injury without missing a beat) and create an inclusive atmosphere where special needs guests and even well-behaved dogs feel welcome. The balance between genuinely spooky tales and authentic history keeps things fun without being overly cheesy, and the professionalism extends from the initial booking confirmation straight through to the end of the tour.
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