We had a wonderful time with a wonderful guide. Lot of fun!! The stop at the Pirate House was interesting. And you can get a drink for the road. The ride in the open air hearse just adds to the fun. I'd recommend it

we took the tour with "Peg Leg Ron" as our driver/guide. he was very knowledgable and friendly. we were picked-up right across the street from our motel, and dropped off at our hotel. it was fun to look at some of the famous Savannah landmarks at dark. the hearse was something diffrent and made the trip a little more fun.

It's was a fun experience. "Dawn of the Dead" was our driver and she was great at incorporating history with the ghost stories. The other reviews that mention it's hard to sit on the high stools while being driven around are correct, but it can be done and it's worth it to be driven around in a hearse listening to... More

John was our driver and he was knowledgable, flexible, and easy-going. We were three couples (40+) and all had a blast. In fact, we didn't want it to end. The tour is relatively inexpensive compared to others and it is a unique experience!

Even though our travel plans delayed our arrival, we were still able to re-arrange our hearse tour to a later departing time. Peg Leg Ron made our excursion quite enjoyable. It gives you another look at the city at night and then the daytime view puts everything into perspective.

This is a real hoot. I suggest to all visitors. The old hearse with the top lifted and seats for 8 where the coffin used to ride! The tales of America's most haunted city are fun and quite believable. A must do for all travelers.

Our tour guide was excellent. We learned a lot about the local history with a lot of fun antecdoctal stories!

It was okay not really a so called scary ride but something to see Savannah at night. It got to see the inside look into old homes from the hearst.

My husband convinced me to go on this tour. I didn't want to go at first because I thought it would be really "cheesy", but I was pleasantly surprised at how fun and informative it was. He knows I love all things having to do with ghosts, hauntings and such, so touring Savannah in a hearse that was actually in... More