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   Guests on the Ghost Wagon Walking Tour capture some of the most Amazing Pictures, like this one that shows a translucent Cowboy walking in the Park. There was no one on the tour that night wearing a hat or looking like this.

 

 

 The Ghost Wagon Tour™ of Belton is one of the most unique and interesting haunted ghost tours in Texas.

   The Ghost Wagon is a custom built rolling paranormal ghost hunt on wheels, that leads participants on a 90 minute walking tour through historic haunted downtown areas.

   Ghost Wagon Tour™ participants have the opportunity to hear and see possible ghosts on a radar screen as the wagon moves along, as well as have a “hands on” experience with actual ghost hunting equipment on the wagon.

   The Ghost Wagon Tour™ of Belton is 1 mile long, over mostly flat sidewalks with several stops along the way. Make sure and wear comfortable walking shoes, and be sure to bring your camera to snap plenty of photos.

 

   Start Time: The Ghost Wagon Tour™ starts at designated times on specified nights – Check the website for scheduled Tours. 

   Meet in the parking lot on the corner of Central and Penelope in downtown Belton no later than 15 minutes before the start of the tour. The cost of the tour is $20 per person and Tickets are purchased online.

   Starting Place: The Ghost Wagon Tour™ will start in the parking lot at the corner of Central Avenue and Penelope Street in downtown Belton.

   Wear Comfortable Shoes and Clothing: Dress with the weather and a 1 mile walk in mind!

   Purchasing Tickets: Ghost Wagon Tour™ tickets are $20 per person and are purchased online HERE.

   Private Group Tours: Private tours for groups of 15 or more can be arranged. Contact us by Email: info@GhostWagonTours.com for details.

   Directions to the tour starting point at the corner of Central Ave. and Penelope: From Interstate 35 take the Central Ave. exit in Belton. When you get on Central, head West toward the downtown courthouse. The parking lot where we meet is on your left, at the corner of central and Penelope Street. You will see the lamp light lit on the Ghost Wagon in the parking lot.