I just got this offer in my e-mail inbox. The Boston page for Livingsocial.com is offering a deal for night-time/ghost tours of Boston, Plymouth and Salem. The tour is 50% off. Here is the text of the deal:
So far the scariest history lesson you've ever gotten was when your bald, overweight sixth grade teacher dressed up in a toga for your class's "Greek Olympics" day. Put the bad memories aside and enjoy some local frights with today's deal: $7 (regularly $15) for an adult ticket to the Boston Night Tour or Plymouth Night Tour, or $6 (regularly $13) for an adult ticket to the Salem Night Tour. For a child's ticket to any of the three tours, pay $5 (regularly $10). In Boston, take part in a 90-minute lantern-led walk along the Freedom Trail, where you'll learn about paranormal activity in the Hub. During the Plymouth trek, take a trip to the haunted graveyards and other phantasmic sites of the oldest town in Massachusetts. Or if you opt for the Salem experience, you'll visit 15 haunted sites while you hear tales of witchcraft, lies, jealousy, and scandal. It'll give you a good scare without the trauma, but more of the savings.
For anyone planning on visiting one of these cities this summer and is looking to add to their itinerary this could be a good deal. We've not done the night time tours but have done the day time tours of Boston/Freedom Tail through the school and thoroughly enjoyed it. For price comparison we're going again in two weeks and I just paid $24 for two people for our group rate. HTH someone.
So far the scariest history lesson you've ever gotten was when your bald, overweight sixth grade teacher dressed up in a toga for your class's "Greek Olympics" day. Put the bad memories aside and enjoy some local frights with today's deal: $7 (regularly $15) for an adult ticket to the Boston Night Tour or Plymouth Night Tour, or $6 (regularly $13) for an adult ticket to the Salem Night Tour. For a child's ticket to any of the three tours, pay $5 (regularly $10). In Boston, take part in a 90-minute lantern-led walk along the Freedom Trail, where you'll learn about paranormal activity in the Hub. During the Plymouth trek, take a trip to the haunted graveyards and other phantasmic sites of the oldest town in Massachusetts. Or if you opt for the Salem experience, you'll visit 15 haunted sites while you hear tales of witchcraft, lies, jealousy, and scandal. It'll give you a good scare without the trauma, but more of the savings.
For anyone planning on visiting one of these cities this summer and is looking to add to their itinerary this could be a good deal. We've not done the night time tours but have done the day time tours of Boston/Freedom Tail through the school and thoroughly enjoyed it. For price comparison we're going again in two weeks and I just paid $24 for two people for our group rate. HTH someone.
