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US Ghost Adventures Ogden

Ogden Ghosts: A Nightly Walking Tour Past Union Station, Peery's Egyptian Theater, and the Ben Lomond Hotel

2500 Wall Ave, Ogden, UT 84401

Wheelchair Accessible Research-Backed · 2 sources

Research updated August 2026

Age

All Ages

Cost

$$

Ticketed walking tour; see the operator's site for current pricing. Advance reservations required.

Access

Wheelchair OK

About one mile of downtown Ogden sidewalks along 25th Street; the tour stays entirely outdoors and does not enter privately-owned buildings.

Equipment

Photos OK

ApparitionsUnexplained FootstepsMoving Statues

The core route covers Union Station, where the operator ties ghostly-children reports to the 1944 Bagley train disaster; Peery's Egyptian Theater, where the operator describes spectral stagehands and the apparition of a young girl who died before the theater opened; and the Ben Lomond Hotel, referenced by the operator as the Bigelow Apartments/Bigelow Hotel, tied to a reported drowning and a fatal elevator-shaft fall.

The operator's extended-tour material covers Ogden City Cemetery, tied to local cemetery legend Florence Grange and a World War I soldier statue said to move; the Ogden Exchange Building, a former county mental-health clinic and morgue; Roosters Brewing Co. and other 25th Street businesses, tied to the district's early-20th-century reputation for brothels, opium dens, and gambling parlors; and Tinseltown Theaters, tied to a reported double-suicide legend.

All of this is the tour operator's own marketing 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. Reported suicide material is presented strictly as the operator's own account, with no named individuals, consistent with this corpus's dignity standards.

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Ogden Ghost Tours: Oracles, Omens, & Oaths

A guided walking tour of about one hour over roughly one mile of downtown Ogden, run by US Ghost Adventures under its local Ogden Ghosts brand. The route covers the city's Wild West-era 25th Street history and reported hauntings at stops including Union Station, Peery's Egyptian Theater, and the Ben Lomond Hotel (formerly the Bigelow Hotel). The tour stays outdoors; advance reservations are required and the meeting point is Union Station Plaza at 2500 Wall Ave.

Duration:
1 hr
Days:
Nightly, year-round
Age:
All Ages
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Stops on this tour

  1. 1
    Ogden Union Station

    Core stop and meeting point; the operator ties reported activity to the 1944 Bagley train disaster.

  2. 2
    Peery's Egyptian Theater

    Core stop; the operator's material covers reported stagehand apparitions and the ghost of a young girl who died before the theater opened.

  3. 3
    Ben Lomond Hotel (Bigelow Hotel)

    Core stop, referenced by the operator as the Bigelow Apartments; ties reported activity to a drowning and a fatal elevator-shaft fall.

  4. 4
    Ogden City Cemetery (Flo's Grave)

    Extended-tour stop; the operator ties reported activity to local legend Florence Grange and a World War I soldier statue.

  5. 5
    Ogden Exchange Building

    Referenced by the operator, tied to the building's former use as a county mental-health clinic and morgue.

  6. 6
    Roosters Brewing Co.

    Referenced by the operator as part of 25th Street's Wild West-era haunted reputation; no independent venue page exists for this site in this corpus.

  7. 7
    Tinseltown Theaters

    Referenced by the operator, tied to a reported double-suicide legend; no independent venue page exists for this site in this corpus.

Sources & Further Reading

Every HauntBound history is researched from documented sources. We clearly separate verified historical fact from paranormal folklore.

  1. 1.usghostadventures.com/ogden-ghost-tour
  2. 2.getyourguide.com/utah-l564/ogden-ghost-tours-oracles-omens-oaths-t1317750

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is US Ghost Adventures Ogden family-friendly?
A storytelling walking tour open to all ages. About one mile of downtown sidewalks along 25th Street over roughly an hour, entirely outdoors. Overall family fit: Moderate.
How much does it cost to visit US Ghost Adventures Ogden?
Ticketed walking tour; see the operator's site for current pricing. Advance reservations required.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are required.
Is US Ghost Adventures Ogden wheelchair accessible?
Yes, US Ghost Adventures Ogden is wheelchair accessible. Terrain: About one mile of downtown Ogden sidewalks along 25th Street; the tour stays entirely outdoors and does not enter privately-owned buildings..