There is something oddly fun about trying to hunt ghosts. This 90-minute Paranormal Investigation in Savannah mixes a haunted speakeasy vibe with real prep time, so you are not just wandering in the dark. You start near downtown, get trained on equipment, then run your own attempts at capturing paranormal activity.

I especially like two things: the hands-on equipment use during the investigation, and the included drink ticket and appetizer that make it feel like an event, not a lecture. You also get Paranormal Investigation 101 plus a Q&A before the investigation, which helps you act with some confidence instead of pure guesswork.

One drawback to consider is that communication is not guaranteed. Based on feedback, you may not get spoken back-and-forth, and the pre-story can feel light if you want lots of detailed history before you start hunting.

Key highlights from this Savannah paranormal speakeasy experience

• Paranormal Investigation 101 + equipment training before you start, so you know what to do
• Custom equipment is available during the investigation, not just for show
• Audio and video files are provided after the event
• Wright Square is listed as the first stop, placing you right in the downtown Savannah mood
• Small groups with a maximum of 20 travelers keep the night from feeling chaotic
• Food and a drink ticket are included, which boosts value for a 90-minute outing

How the 6:00 pm Paranormal Investigation runs in 90 minutes

This experience is built for a single, focused night in downtown Savannah. It starts at 6:00 pm and runs about 1 hour 30 minutes, which is long enough to get instruction, settle into the location, and still feel like an active investigation instead of a short photo stop.

A big part of the structure is the before-and-during rhythm. You get a quick run-through of the basics first, then you move into the investigation period with permission to use the event’s custom gear. That pacing matters because it lowers the barrier for first-timers. If you have never done anything like this, you are not stuck guessing what each device is supposed to do.

Wright Square first: why the start matters for your mindset

The itinerary lists Wright Square as Stop 1, and that is a smart choice for setting the tone. Wright Square is right in the Savannah downtown orbit, so you start with that classic, old-street feeling that paranormal tours live on.

Even if you are not there for deep history, starting outdoors helps you get grounded. Your group can settle, your guide can explain the rules, and you can mentally shift from daytime sightseeing mode into investigation mode. That transition is underrated—and it often makes the difference between a gimmicky hour and something you actually remember.

Paranormal 101, site history, and Q&A: the part you’ll thank yourself for

Before the investigation begins, you are not left to figure things out on your own. The evening includes:

• Paranormal Investigation 101
• Paranormal equipment training
• Site history
• General Q&A

This is the practical section. It tells you what the equipment is meant to detect and how to behave while you are trying to capture something. When I think about paranormal experiences that feel good, it is usually because the organizers give you a framework—what to listen for, how to hold devices, and what kind of evidence counts during the event.

There is one balance point here. One set of feedback points out that the back story may not be extensive, so if you crave a long, detailed history lesson before you start, you might feel a bit rushed. Still, the training and Q&A can make up for that if you approach the night as an experiment rather than a deep historical immersion.

Inside the haunted speakeasy: custom gear and what actually happens

The main setting is a haunted speakeasy in downtown Savannah, and the experience is designed around doing, not just watching. During the investigation, you are allowed to use the event’s custom equipment.

Based on the feedback, the strongest results tend to come from equipment focused on mapping and detection—specifically, the SLS with figure mapping. If your goal is to walk away feeling like you tried real tools, this is the right style of night.

You should also calibrate expectations about communication. Some people reported audible responses, which can be genuinely startling in a dark room with a group of strangers listening at the same time. At the same time, there was no spoken communication reported in at least one review. So think of it like this: you might get sounds or signals, but don’t plan on having a full conversation with a spirit.

What I like about this setup is that it encourages participation while still keeping the tone serious enough to feel grounded. You are there to observe, record, and compare what happens—not to act out a scripted séance.

The take-home audio and video files

One of the best practical inclusions is that you receive video and audio files of paranormal activity captured during the event. That turns the night into something you can review later, instead of relying only on memory.

This is especially helpful for two types of travelers:

• People who want to replay the moments they thought they heard
• People who want to compare what their group experienced versus what others noticed

Even if you stay skeptical, listening back can still be fun and useful. You may spot patterns you missed in the moment—like timing, repeating sounds, or what the equipment picked up during quieter stretches.

Who this fits best in Savannah (and who might feel underwhelmed)

With a maximum of 20 travelers, this is sized well for interaction. You are close enough to feel like a team, but not so packed that every person is fighting for space near the equipment.

This tour is a great fit if you:

• Are a paranormal rookie and want guided training
• Want a quick, structured night activity without a full evening commitment
• Prefer hands-on equipment use over passive storytelling

It may not be ideal if you:

• Want lots of detailed, dramatic site history before anything starts
• Expect guaranteed spoken communication or consistent results
• Are looking for a long, deep investigation with extended downtime and repeated sessions

The sweet spot is people who want to try it once, learn how it works, and see what they can capture with the tools provided.

Value in plain terms: what you get for the 90 minutes

You are paying for more than the location. The package includes admission, a drink ticket, and an appetizer, plus the training and the chance to use custom equipment during the investigation.

That mix matters because it solves a common problem with themed tours: you can end up spending an hour paying for vibes but getting no real participation. Here, you get instruction, gear access, and deliverables afterward in the form of audio/video files.

I also think the small group limit adds value. When you are in a group capped at 20, the briefing tends to stay manageable, and you are more likely to get time with the equipment during the investigation window. That is the difference between feeling like a participant and feeling like a spectator.

Practical tips so your first paranormal night feels smoother

Here are a few things that will help you enjoy the experience more, especially if you are new to paranormal investigations.

• Wear shoes you can stand in. The investigation format typically involves being in one or more areas listening and watching for a while.
• Plan to be quiet when it matters. If you are using equipment, sudden noise from the group can wipe out the signals you are hoping to notice.
• Take the training seriously. Those few minutes of Paranormal Investigation 101 and equipment training help you avoid random button-pushing and confusion during the investigation time.
• Keep an open mind about results. Some nights might produce clearer signals than others, and spoken communication is not something you can bank on.
• Bring a simple question for the Q&A. You will usually get the most from the Q&A if you ask something specific to what you want to try to capture.

Also note that this is weather-dependent. The experience requires good weather, so have a backup plan for your evening if conditions are poor.

Should you book this Savannah haunted speakeasy investigation?

If you want a structured, hands-on paranormal experience in Savannah, this is a strong match. The big wins are the equipment training, the ability to use custom tools during the investigation, and the fact that you leave with audio and video files instead of only memories.

I would book it if you are:

• Curious and game for a quick 90-minute night challenge
• Interested in trying the gear approach rather than just listening to ghost stories
• Fine with the idea that results can be mixed and spoken communication is not promised

Skip it if you want a long historical lecture, or if you need guaranteed spirit-to-human conversations. This is more like an experiment in a haunted setting than a sure-fire séance.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point for Paranormal Investigation The Haunted Speakeasy?

The meeting point is 12 W State St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA.

What time does the experience start?

The listed start time is 6:00 pm.

How long does the tour last?

The duration is about 1 hour 30 minutes.

Is this experience offered in English?

Yes, it is offered in English.

Do I get food and a drink with admission?

Yes. Your admission includes 1 drink ticket and 1 appetizer.

Will I be able to use paranormal equipment during the investigation?

Yes. You are allowed to use the event’s custom equipment during the investigation after the training.

Do I receive recordings after the event?

Yes. You receive video and audio files of paranormal activity captured during the event.

What is the maximum group size?

The experience has a maximum of 20 travelers.

What happens before the investigation begins?

Before the investigation, you receive Paranormal Investigation 101, paranormal equipment training, site history, and a general Q&A.

What if the weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

Cancellation: can I cancel and get a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.