This tour was a disappointment. Even though Six Sense's literature says that by law they are only allowed to take 35 people at a time on a tour, there were at least 40 in our group. My tickets said to meet at Johnson Square at 9:30. We were there about 20 minutes early waiting in the large square. A guide for another tour approached us because he was checking off the names of people he had reservations for. At 9:30 I noticed a very large group about to leave the square. It turned out to be the tour I had reservations for. The guide, Chris, did not even check to see if everyone with reservations was there, nor did he have a sign or make an announcement that he was the guide for the America's Most Haunted City tour. We could have easily been left behind even though we were there 20 minutes early. The tour itself was very unbelievable. For example, Chris informed us that the way to scare off spirits was to eat a hard boiled egg or carry a coconut. I felt like he made up most of what he told us. The tour was advertised as a 2 hour walking tour. It actually lasted only 1 1/2 hours and that included about a 10 minute break at a convenience store. Chris told us he made a tape of a spirit answering questions. I think if that were true, Chris would have played the actual recording instead of just telling us about it. I was on another Savannah ghost tour several years ago that was much better than this one -- more believable and we actually went inside one of the haunted buildings instead of just standing outside hearing stories.

I have to completely agree with the review earlier about Adam as a tour guide. We were so excited to go on the Trip Advisor ranked #1 ghost tour, or so their flier says, but we were completely disappointed!! I wish that I would of read her review so I could of completely skipped it!!
The tour started out good, well the first 15 minutes was good, minus the excruciating humidity. When we stopped at the 432 House thats when things went down hill as well. The other reviewer was lucky we were there for over an hour!!!!!He kept trying to tell us that the Water Damage on the side of the building was actually satan taking over the house and that he had friends who have disappeared. I have to admit in the beginning I was a little scared, but later as we continued the tour I began to realize that every single story that he told had to do with a family member or close friend. I guess he was trying to make it believable but it just wasnt happening. By the end of the tour we couldnt wait to get out of there, his stories were very boring since no one has that many friends and family with paranormal. encounters. I definetly could of spend my 40 dollars else where. The Horse and Carriage driver that we had in the afternoon was more entertaining and more informative than this 2 hour bug infested walk!!! I definetly do not recommend it to anyone!!!!

Had we ever MADE it, this review might be better. We called the local and 1-800 numbers for Sixth Sense tours for three days straight, hoping to go on the midnight tour. The first day, no one called us back. The second day, they called us back at 10:30 to tell us that they weren't doing it that night. The third day, we'd asked for a reservation for the early tour (7:30, I think?). They finally called us 5 minutes before it was supposed to leave, as we were boarding another tour because it was our last night in Savannah. I'll never again try to do anything with this company. Even poor service would be better than no service at all.

I guess maybe I was expecting more from a ghost tour. After reading the webpage and talking to the gal in the office who said we would be going into some buildings but we never entered any buildings at all. Basically this tour is a walk around Savannah with a guide who has a few stories to tell. The stories were okay but nothing exciting. We had 5 in our party and went on a 9:30 tour and about 15 mins into it we were ready to leave. Actually about half the tour wandered off before it ended. No surprise there. Chris was our guide and he seems like a great guy but i just don't get how they can call it a paranormal tour when you just walk around the city reviewing it's history. A lot of what we heard was talked about on the trolly ride we had taken in the afternoon which I do recommend. I will never waste my money on something like this again unless I am guaranteed that we get to go inside some buildings and explore and try to actually see some ghosts.
5 thumbs down on this sort of entertainment.