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Haunted Hotel Tours

Hotel Congress · Tucson

311 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701

A 30-minute guided walking tour through the 1919 Hotel Congress covering its reported ghosts, the 1934 fire and John Dillinger's capture, ending in the hotel's séance room. Stops include the lobby staircase and Room 214.

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When

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Getting in

$15 adults, $10 children, plus Dice fees

Tickets through Dice (fees added); small-group tours may sell out. Tour meets at Club Congress inside Hotel Congress. Requires climbing one flight of stairs (the elevator was destroyed in the 1934 fire). Tours continue Fri Nov 6 and Sat Nov 7.

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Where

Sources

  1. hotelcongress.com organizer
    Friday, October 30, 2026, 6 PM, 30-minute run time, $15 adults / $10 children, Dice ticket link
  2. hotelcongress.com organizer
    Saturday, October 31, 2026, 12 PM, 30 minutes, $15 / $10
  3. hotelcongress.com organizer
    Saturday, October 31, 2026, 1 PM, 30 minutes, $15 / $10
  4. hotelcongress.com organizer
    Recurring schedule Fridays 6pm and Saturdays 12pm/1pm at Club Congress, prices, tour description, stairs requirement
  5. tucson.com media
    Arizona Daily Star roundup (Oct 26, 2026) lists the tours for this weekend: Fridays 6 p.m., Saturdays noon and 1 p.m., $15 adults / $10 kids, 311 E. Congress St.
  6. tucsonloveletter.com aggregator
    Lists Haunted Hotel Tours Oct 30–31, 2026 at Hotel Congress as a 30-minute haunted walking tour
  7. link.dice.fm ticketing
    Ticket purchase link published by the organizer for the Oct 30 tour (page returned 403 when fetched; contents not verified)
  8. link.dice.fm ticketing
    Ticket purchase link published by the organizer for the Oct 31 12 PM tour (not loaded; 403)
  9. link.dice.fm ticketing
    Ticket purchase link published by the organizer for the Oct 31 1 PM tour (not loaded; 403)
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