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Businiess name:
Old Town Trolley Tours
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Review by:
Ann E.
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Review content:
We recently went on the Ghosts and Gravestones tour that the Old Town Trolley Tours run, when we had a friend in town. It is headed by graduates from the Flagler College drama department, and how! This is not the tour for the serious ghost hunter and you will actually not visit any graveyards, but this tour was probably better than any walking ghost tour I've taken as you actually gain access to places such as the old jail and old drug store at night, which is pretty creepy. You get to hear stories on the rides on the trolley and different actors greet you at the various locations. It's a good thing that there were kids on the tour that really got into trying to "solve" the mystery type story that was thinly applied to the tour, or else I don't know how it would be received. Don't count on always being able to sit with your party, however, as you are getting on and off the trolley quite a bit (though the rides are never long). Many people were complaining in the back about people "stealing their seats." I was amazed they were able to keep their seats for so long. If you can't handle sitting alone or with strangers for four minutes, then this isn't the tour for you. It is completely worth the money, which I am surprised to find myself saying.
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