This Haunted Trolley In New Mexico Will Take You Somewhere Absolutely Terrifying

Halloween is just around the corner and do you know what that means? Time to crank up the spooky atmosphere and indulge in ghost stories and other potentially petrifying pursuits. If you’re not quite sure where to get started, learning about New Mexico’s hair-raising history is always a good place to start. And there is one unique tour we think you will absolutely love.

Welcome aboard the Trolley of Terror!

This is one spooky ride offered only during the Halloween season in Albuquerque. For two hours, you will have the opportunity to explore haunted, abandoned, and seedy spots of the city.

The Trolley of Terror is hosted by ABQ Trolley Co., a locally-owned tourism company, and focuses on presenting the shadier side of Duke City.

Your tour will start at the beautiful Hotel Albuquerque at 6:30 p.m., well after sundown.

You’ll spend some time exploring each location, so they recommend wearing comfy shoes and to bring a flashlight and camera.

During the tour, you will have the opportunity to learn the history behind some of Albuquerque’s most haunted spots and even embark on a ghost hunt in these locations.

Among the locations you’ll get to tour on this trolley trip? There’s the KiMo Theater…

...Painted Lady Bed & Brew, which we featured just a few days ago…

You can read more about the bed & brew inn's sordid history by clicking here.

...and plenty of other potentially spooky places.

Their roster of featured locations changes every year so be sure to check out their website for details.

The Trolley of Terror is hosted by ABQ Trolley in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Tours operate on select days before Halloween. Tickets are $35 for seniors and $40 for the general public.

You can find additional information about the tour and purchase tickets by visiting ABQ Trolley’s website or their Facebook page.

Address: 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

Website: www.tourabq.com

Phone: 505-200-2642

If you’re not sure you can take the scares on the Trolley of Terror, don’t worry! Strolling through a corn maze might be a little more your style. Read about one of our favorites in Get Lost In The Maize Maze, An 8-Acre Corn Maze In New Mexico, This Autumn.