Search For Ghosts Of Christmas Past With Seaside Shadows, A Haunted Holiday Walking Tour In Connecticut

Mystic is known for having one of the jolliest Christmas streets in Connecticut, but there's something spooky hiding among the tinsel and lights. If you want to experience a taste of Christmas past, embark on a tour with Seaside Shadows. This company has been leading visitors through Mystic's most mysterious places for years, and it's not uncommon to encounter a spirit or two. This haunted holiday tour will send a chill down your spine.

Every year, Mystic lights up with holiday cheer.

Jingle bells ring, children laugh, and carols fill the air. But if you look closer, you may just encounter something seriously spooky.

Seaside Shadows' Ghosts of Christmas Past Stroll is an exciting adventure.

This tour will make you feel like you stepped into Dickens's most famous tale. If you hear the rustle of chains behind you.. beware!

The tour is illuminated by lantern light.

A knowledgeable tour guide will tell dark tales of Christmases gone by.

It's not uncommon to hear the sounds of carols sung in the distance... even when no one is around.

You'll learn about the creatures that roam the streets during the holiday season, and you'll hear tales of a ghost that appears every winter.

If you're lucky, you may even see one up close.

Mystic's fascinating history will captivate your imagination.

Learn about Mystic's storied past while exploring the streets by lantern light. Even if you don't see any paranormal activity for yourself, you'll return home with incredible stories.

Add some creepy fun to your holiday season with Seaside Shadows.

This haunted holiday tour is one of the most unique things you can do in Connecticut. Their Ghosts Of Christmas Past Stroll takes place at 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 4 p.m. on Sundays. To learn more about pricing and availability, visit their website here.

Are you brave enough to experience this spine-tingling holiday tour? What are your favorite Christmas events in Connecticut?