Tucson Arizona | Tucson's Most Haunted Places

[@joaquinmartinez7151]

I used to work as a security guard for Pima County on the overnight shifts. The Old Court House is extremely haunted and there is a lot of activity in there. Definitely don't have to worry about falling asleep on shift there lol

[@TucsonArizona]

Haha great story! Thanks for checking out the channel!

[@thedouglaspodcast]

OMG!!!! No wonder!!! I thought I was just crazy but I’ve had the weirdesttttt experiences at Fort Lowell park 😳 I’m so mindblown lmao. I just moved here three and a half years ago and lived by that part for two years. I stopped going because I got so scared a couple of times 😂

[@TucsonArizona]

Haha! I’ve heard that from a lot of people! 😆 thanks for sharing!!!

[@STAY-GOLD-VINYL]

Can you share a few stories?? I've had several experiences over the last 8 years.

[@TucsonArizona]

I would love to hear your stories also!!!

[@ArtifisticA]

A cold spot in room 242? All my wallet just heard was free air conditioning. I'll take it!

[@TucsonArizona]

😆😆😆

[@TheLikeButton2]

most haunted room is a room with a draft? i will take my chances. the most hqunted place i have been was a house on montecito i think i spelled it right near the zoo. things would get moved around and there is a recording of two evps. one saying no no it doesnt belong here and the other saying stop stop

[@TucsonArizona]

Crazy! Thanks for sharing!

[@elijahayers6093]

Clicked on this because I didn’t believe in ghosts but just yesterday was exploring ft lowell park for other reasons and 100% saw something that was not a human or animal

[@elijahayers6093]

Still skeptical and trying to wrap my head around it, had no idea it was known as haunted before going over there and this was a completely random, terrifying and unplanned experience

[@TucsonArizona]

Oh wow that’s freaky! I have heard these same types of comments from many people about that place

[@rustybhc]

#1 is the old pioneer hotel, I worked security there and dam not only seen things but smelled smoke, and the screams of people trapped from the door being padlocked . In case you never heard the story it was a new years eve party, that's why the doors were padlocked and people could not sneak in or get out when the fire erupted. The downtown hotel where the entire kitchen crew was murdered by robbers is also very haunted.

[@TucsonArizona]

We will have to check that out! Thanks!

[@Brittanygoss92]

I’m just glad nobody is saying Slaughterhouse. I implore anyone who thinks that the story of Slaughterhouse is real to do some additional research. I’ve checked the TPD call logs and the newspapers at the time (some papers were 100+ pages long and there were plenty of ads for the Slaughterhouse meats that would be on sale). No deaths have actually occurred there.

[@TucsonArizona]

Interesting🤔

[@Brittanygoss92]

@@TucsonArizonaI’m not a video editor, so I can only get the info out in comments. It would be cool if you did a deep dive story on it! It was featured on Ghost Adventures (ft. Post Malone), so it just irks me that a story is being passed off as real when it isn’t. I don’t want to destroy a local business but there’s definitely a false advertising angle, here.

[@TheLikeButton2]

The Fort Lowell ghost is real. He often will ask for a light if you encounter him if you have a light once you strike it he will vanish if you dont he continues his patrol.

[@TucsonArizona]

Oh wow that’s amazing!

[@XC797]

I would like to tell you about a very haunted place in Tucson . This is a real account of a haunted building near Grant / Country Club . Please let me know if you are interested in learning more about the haunted building .

[@TucsonArizona]

Of course! Very intrigued!

[@yourdrinkingbuddy]

Great video! Really cool history. I havent heard of any of these!

[@TucsonArizona]

Yeah we had fun making this one. Thanks for the view and comment!

[@Greenchileaddict]

Hotel Congress conducts seances in the 3rd floor room that survived the 1930's fire. Check their website for more info.

[@TucsonArizona]

I didn’t know that! Thanks for the view and comment!

[@Greenchileaddict]

@@TucsonArizona Welcome! 👻

[@ShantinellFoster-xk2pl]

I was born and raised here in Tucson and one thing I can be sure of for certain is that the ranch i was raised on is definitely haunted or something evil going on there

[@TucsonArizona]

Sounds spooky!

[@ShantinellFoster-xk2pl]

@@TucsonArizona check out... No BS... My grandmother RIP even knew something wasn't right there... From people to our pets becoming possessed... My grandparents are deceased now and I was left the ranch in the will to continue raising goats which was my grandfather's dream and I can't because I'm terrified of that place... In my nightmares the ranch is there...

[@STAY-GOLD-VINYL]

THANK YOU!!! Thanks for sharing! Know I have some places to look into possibly investigating. I have had some wild experiences in Hauntes locations in Yuma and San Diego. I love history and the unexplained so it's a

[@TucsonArizona]

So glad you enjoyed the video!

[@AbnerAgogo]

The Pioneer Building is the most haunted building in Tucson. Look up the fire and the experiences that happened after it reopened. It’s at least tied to Congress ( ps I’ve stayed in rm 242 AND I knew Vince)

[@TucsonArizona]

Sounds interesting! We will have to check it out!

[@cherylreichardt]

Omg! I was in Colossal Cave! Great video! Go Wildcats!

[@TucsonArizona]

Thanks so much! We had fun making the video!

[@danteLui-wb2ey]

I would like to hear the ghost story of Wyatt Earp please who haunts tombstone

[@TucsonArizona]

We have a Tombstone video coming out in a few weeks! Stay tuned!

[@danteLui-wb2ey]

Okay

[@Stinkiycheeks]

22nd street antique store. There is a log book when you enter for people to write down their ghost experience. I had my own experience here. Made my hair on my arms stand straight up. Go visit....its fun...also 2 story building

[@TucsonArizona]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@zonacamphike2904]

Great Video!

[@TucsonArizona]

Thanks!

[@elenaculcer5405]

Old Tucson Studios is haunted. I have experienced it at two different times when I had worked there on two different occasions for the Nightfall events.

[@TucsonArizona]

I can see that!

[@cw32587]

Weird question but do you have any other footage from the shot of the hotel congress at 5:19 or so? The person with their back to the camera MIGHT be me. Trying to figure it out. Or do you know which date this video was taken? Would be cool to find out if I have a tiny sliver of KZbin fame.

[@TucsonArizona]

Hi there! I’ll check! 😁

[@GonzoCiosain]

The most haunted place in Tucson is the punk scene, the scene's been "dead" since 1977!

[@TucsonArizona]

😆

[@Thewritlazrevenge]

Vfw lofts downtown Tucson

[@TucsonArizona]

Good to know!

[@tricia8530]

Please do a story on this … there’s definitely a weird energy there

[@TucsonArizona]

We can add it to the list! :)

[@nadiaborzacchini1987]

I got married s4 years ago in the haunted hotel congress come Halloween I the that place

[@TucsonArizona]

Very cool! So much history!

[@cherokeerose7661]

Where is the haunted cemeteries

[@Brian.mihalka]

Let's go find some ghosts!

[@TucsonArizona]

Heck yeah!

[@user-km4bx1ct8t]

thanks how about the famous house at 2nd ave and 2nd st. try jerome cfc

[@TucsonArizona]

Bisbee is pretty haunted too!

[@user-km4bx1ct8t]

yes spend a night walking the streets@@TucsonArizona

[@jenniferopstad7057]

Doubletree Reid park Rm 129

[@TucsonArizona]

Good to know!!! 😁

[@blazingtortis9017]

i heard San Xavier Mission is huanted as well?

[@TucsonArizona]

I’ve never heard that but thanks for the view and comment!

[@janiceevans331]

The hotel congress is haunted

[@TucsonArizona]

Yesss!!! By many ghosts!!! That’s probably Tucson’s most haunted place! Thanks for checking out the channel!

[@fridgeghost6664]

hotel congress will give you free cucumber water if you’re in need

[@TucsonArizona]

Great! 😊

[@chrismayer3919]

With my being Goth, I ain’t ‘fraid of no ghost…

[@TucsonArizona]

Haha! Good! 😁