A Ghost Host Drives You to Bisbee's Haunted Hotels
An evening ghost tour of Old Bisbee by open golf cart, with stops at the Copper Queen Hotel, the Oliver House and the Bisbee Inn.
Old Bisbee is a town of steep, narrow streets and long stairways. This tour takes its ghost stories off foot and onto an open golf cart, run by B Active Bisbee with a Ghost Host from the partner Old Bisbee Ghost Tour at the wheel. The operator's own promise is no stairs or hills to climb.
Departures are shared and the cart takes five riders, which means a couple may share it with strangers. One traveler can book on this listing, and the listing does not cancel a departure for too few riders. Children pay the same per-seat price as adults.
Bisbee After Dark: A Ghostly Tour on WheelsA guided evening ghost tour of Old Bisbee by open-air golf cart for up to five riders, with stops at the Copper Queen Hotel, the Oliver House and the Bisbee Inn.www.viator.comThree Stops the Listing Names
The listing names three stops. One is the Copper Queen Hotel, which it calls the oldest continuously operating hotel in Arizona, with about ten minutes there. The Oliver House gets another ten, and the listing counts 26 deaths in the building, a mass murder among them. The Bisbee Inn on OK Street gets five, with its stories told overlooking Brewery Gulch.
The listing describes these as stops. Several travelers in 2025 and 2026 wrote that their guide took them inside some of the hotels, while one in 2025 found the visit stayed in the hallways.
The Rest of the Ride Is the Streets
The listing gives the remaining 35 minutes to riding the streets to smaller stops where, it says, paranormal events have been seen. The operator adds Bisbee's mining history and Old West legends to the ghost stories. Travelers differ on the route. One in 2025 wrote that the cart reached more places than a walking tour could, and another in 2026 found it circled the same few blocks while the children lost interest.
The length has two figures. B Active Bisbee and the listing sell it as an hour, while the Old Bisbee Ghost Tour's own page puts it at about 45 minutes. Plan the evening around the shorter one.
Five Seats, Two of Them Facing Back
The cart is open to the air and seats five. A traveler in March 2026 counted three seats facing forward and two facing backward, found the back pair harder going and warned about motion sickness, and a 2024 reviewer in the back could not hear the guide well. Riders prone to motion sickness, or keen to catch every word, do better facing forward.
The operator says it gets cold once the cart is moving and asks riders to dress for it. Several travelers mention the guide handing out blankets on chilly nights, and the listing's only inclusion is the cart ride itself. The listing says infants ride on an adult's lap, and the operator allows well-behaved pets on their owner's lap.
Thursday to Monday Evenings, and a Rare 9:00 PM
On this listing the cart leaves at 6:15 PM and 7:45 PM, Thursday through Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday are not offered. A 9:00 PM departure sits on the calendar too, but as of October 22, 2026 it was closed on most nights for the rest of the year. Halloween, Saturday, October 31, is one of the few nights it was open.
- Full refund when cancelled at least 24 hours before the start, no refund after that
- The listing does not cancel for weather, and the Old Bisbee Ghost Tour says its ghost tours run rain or moonlight
- Gratuity is not included, according to the Old Bisbee Ghost Tour page
📍 Meet at B Active Bisbee and its Spirit Refresh Bar, 86 Main Street, Old Bisbee. The tour starts and finishes there, with no hotel pickup, and the operator invites riders to have a drink at the bar before setting off.
The cart carries you between stops, but each stop still means stepping down into the dark. One 2026 reviewer suggested a small light for the walking paths, and a phone torch does the job. After that it is an open cart, a Ghost Host at the wheel and Old Bisbee's ghost stories told street by street.