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Peer into Kingston's Past
Thank you for another wonderful season. Trolleys will return in Spring of 2021.
Hear stories from Kingston’s mysterious past on the Ghost and Mystery Trolley. This 90 minute evening trolley tour takes you off the beaten path to notable sites and neighbourhoods that played a key role in Kingston’s early history.
Kingston Trolley Tours
The Ghost & Mystery Tour
Visit notable sites and neighbourhoods including:
• Downtown Kingston
• The Cataraqui Cemetery and Grave of Sir John A Macdonald
• The Rockwood Asylum
• Kingston Penitentiary
Ghost & Mystery tours are available from May until October.
At the Cataraqui Cemetery you’ll have the opportunity to disembark for an evening stroll among notable graves – none more so than that of Canada’s First Prime Minister: Sir John A Macdonald.
Kingston is one of the oldest cities in Ontario, and has amassed an impressive list of hauntings and mysterious stories: The horrors of Kingston Penitentiary, child deaths at Bellevue House, the fair maiden ghost of Cedar Island. What happened when graves were robbed in Skeleton Park and why one can still stumble upon them today? Find out for yourself!
Before Your Tour
Kingston has issued a public health order making masks mandatory inside any indoor public setting. A face mask for every guest above the age of 2 will be required on this tour. Please bring your own mask as they will not be provided.
Special Halloween Tours
Join us on Saturday, October 31st for special daytime Ghost & Mystery tours! A Family-Friendly version of our tour departs every hour, on-the-hour, from 10am until 2pm. An Adults-Only (19+) version of the tour with scarier stories departs After Dark!
Tour Highlights
Cataraqui Cemetery
Visit the final resting place of Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir. John A. MacDonald, among other historic grave sites.
Rockwood Asylum
Opening in 1878 and surviving until 2000 under various names, this building holds a lot of dark and unanswered history.
Tour Confidently
The safety of our guests and crew is our top priority. We've implemented new health and safety measures on board in response to Covid-19 so that our cruises and trolleys are a safe space to spend time with your family.
Learn MoreSchedule
The Ghost and Mystery Trolley departs at 6:00pm daily until Halloween. Prices are +HST.
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