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New Haven's Ghost Walk Past the Shubert Theatre, City Hall, and Grove Street Cemetery
1070 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$
New Haven's Ghost Walk from $25.98 per person. Pricing per reseller listings; limited to about 10 travelers per group; optional EMF-reader add-on offered.
Access
Wheelchair OK
A roughly 1-mile outdoor walking tour of downtown New Haven near the Yale campus, opening at 1070 Chapel St.
Equipment
Photos OK
New Haven Green (colonial-era common) · Shubert Theatre (1914) · Grove Street Cemetery (1797, National Historic Landmark)
US Ghost Adventures markets its New Haven program as New Haven's Ghost Walk, meeting nightly at 1070 Chapel St near Yale's campus. The roughly 1-mile route opens at the Union and New Haven Trust Building, a former bank building later converted to apartments, and continues past the Shubert Theatre, a historic performing-arts venue that opened in 1914; New Haven City Hall; the New Haven Green, the city's colonial-era central common; and Grove Street Cemetery, a National Historic Landmark burial ground established in 1797.
The tour is listed independently on TripAdvisor and Viator as 'New Haven's Ghost Walk,' with visitor reviews corroborating regular operation.
Sources
The operator's route material opens at the Union and New Haven Trust Building, described as a former bank whose conversion to apartments left behind more than just living tenants. The route continues to the Shubert Theatre, drawing on its century of performances for reported backstage activity, and touches on Yale's Skull and Bones Society as local secret-society lore tied to the campus-adjacent route.
New Haven City Hall, the New Haven Green, and Grove Street Cemetery round out the route, each carrying the operator's own account of reported hauntings tied to the city's colonial and 19th-century history. All of this is the tour operator's own marketing and narrative material, not documented history independently verified for this listing; it is included here as a description of what the tour covers, not as an endorsement of any specific claim.
A nightly, all-ages walking tour meeting at 1070 Chapel St, near the Yale campus. The route covers the Union and New Haven Trust Building (a former bank later converted to apartments), the Shubert Theatre, New Haven City Hall, the New Haven Green, and Grove Street Cemetery. Tickets from $25.98 per person; groups capped at about 10. Departs nightly at 7:30 PM.
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Named stop on New Haven's Ghost Walk.
Named stop on New Haven's Ghost Walk.
Named stop on New Haven's Ghost Walk.
Tour's opening stop, described by the operator as a former bank converted to apartments (marketed as "The Union Apartments").
Named stop on New Haven's Ghost Walk.
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