My wife and I went on the midnight tour. I don't know what to feel worse about the $40 or 2.5 hours I'll never get back. The tour consisted of personal anecdote which cannot be verified. It further amazes me that one person can have so many personal ghost experiences.

On July 12, 2008 my friends took me on the SIxth Sense Savannah ghost tour for my 50th birthday. It will truly be a birthday gift I will never forget. Our tour guide Dawn was native to Savannah and her knowledge of Savannah past history and present paranormal activity was felt by me and captured on many photo's we took. Dawn's gift of story telling and her own personal investigations she has uncovered great true stories that other companies do not dare to cover. Other reviews about this company should be taken lightly. Sixth Sense Savannah is the real thing and so is Dawn!!!

I recently graduated from the Sixth Sense Savannah ghost academy when I successfully completed their spookiest tour ever; the Midnight Tour. Every bit as thrilling as their brochures and website promise, the stories are intense, gruesome and absolutely bone-chilling. With a story on every corner as we strolled though the darkened streets of the downtown area, I found myself leaving behind my original skepticism and becoming genuinely interested in the tour. Sixth Sense Savannah truly sets themselves apart from the crowd by telling interesting stories of documented hauntings backed up by actual research and historical information, not to mention how extremely helpful and completely obliging their tour guides seem to be. Being a Savannah resident myself, I have long avoided recommending tours of any kind, but I now feel confident enough to say that Sixth Sense Savannah is not only worth your money, it's worth your time.

My family and I went on the ghost tour in late July and we were very disappointed. Adam was our tour guide and his stories were not very believable. I would have liked to hear some more history or "real" stories instead of some hokey bologna about his friend, cousin, sister, etc. I have only been on one other ghost tour in another city and it was much more interesting. I was excited to do one in a place with such deep history, but we didn't hear much of anything that I thought could have been construed as history.

Our tour guide also seemed to get mixed up with his stories, starting out telling about a man named Henry and then later in the story calling him Nathan??? It also was supposed to last 2 hours, but barely lasted 1 1/2 hours. I'll try a different tour when I go back to Savannah.