Paranormal Investigation The Haunted Speakeasy

The unusual draw here is that you do not simply hear ghost stories outside a historic building. You take part in a hands-on paranormal investigation inside a downtown Savannah speakeasy, using equipment that can record sound and map human-shaped figures. The evening starts with a lesson, then turns you loose on the investigation.

I like the included drink and appetizer, which make the speakeasy setting feel like part of the experience rather than a backdrop. I also like that you receive the audio and video files captured during the session. The main caution is that this is a short, introductory investigation, so you may get only a few odd moments rather than a long chain of clear spirit communication.

Key points to know before booking

• The investigation begins at Wright Square: Meet at 12 W State St in downtown Savannah at 6:00 pm, then return to the same point at the end.
• You get practical training first: The session includes Paranormal Investigation 101, equipment instruction, site history, and a general question period.
• One drink and one appetizer are included: That adds real value, especially if you want a social evening rather than a strictly technical ghost hunt.
• You can handle the custom equipment: This is not only a demonstration. You are allowed to use the tools during the investigation.
• Recorded files come with the experience: Audio and video captured during the event are provided afterward.
• Keep expectations measured: One account found the SLS figure mapping especially interesting, while no spoken communication occurred during that session.

A 90-minute ghost hunt in a Savannah speakeasy

Savannah offers no shortage of ghost stories, but this experience takes a different route. Instead of walking through several outdoor sites while a guide tells stories, you remain focused on one haunted speakeasy in the downtown area.

That narrow focus can work well. You have time to learn the equipment, ask questions, and pay attention to what happens in the room. You are not rushing from one street corner to the next. The tradeoff is simple: if the activity at the speakeasy is quiet, there are no additional locations to provide a change of pace.

The evening lasts about one hour and 30 minutes. That makes it easy to fit into a night in Savannah, especially if you want to pair it with dinner or another downtown activity. The start time is 6:00 pm, a useful slot for anyone who wants to spend the afternoon sightseeing before switching to a darker subject.

The experience is offered in English. The group can include up to 20 people, so you should expect a shared investigation rather than a private session. A group of that size can add energy and make the event less intimidating for first-timers, though it may also mean taking turns with equipment or standing close to other participants.

Meeting at Wright Square at 6:00 pm

Your meeting point is 12 W State St, Savannah, GA 31401, identified with Wright Square. The activity ends back at the same meeting point, which keeps the logistics simple.

This location is near public transportation, so you do not need to build the evening around a distant pickup point. Still, check the exact meeting instructions before setting out. Mobile tickets are accepted, and confirmation is sent when you book.

The downtown setting matters. You can reach the meeting point as part of an evening on foot around Savannah, and you will not need to arrange a separate ride between stops. Since the full activity returns to the starting location, it is also easier to plan a meal or a later outing afterward.

Arrive ready to start at 6:00 pm. The available time is limited, and the first portion includes instruction, so arriving late could mean missing the basics that help you make sense of the investigation.

What happens before the investigation

The first part is designed to prepare you for the activity rather than send you straight into a dark room with unfamiliar gadgets. You receive Paranormal Investigation 101, which sets out the basic approach used during the session.

That introduction is especially useful if you have never attended a paranormal investigation. Terms and equipment can feel confusing when you see them used on television or online. A short lesson gives you a clearer idea of what you are looking for and how to take part without simply watching a guide work.

You also receive paranormal equipment training. The important point is that this is participatory. You are allowed to use the custom equipment during the investigation, so the experience feels more like a workshop followed by fieldwork than a standard storytelling tour.

The opening also includes site history. The information provided does not spell out the full backstory of the speakeasy, so you should not book this expecting a long historical lecture. One practical observation is that limited background can make it harder to connect a particular room or event with a possible spirit response.

A general question-and-answer period follows. I consider that a useful part of the schedule because it gives you a chance to clear up basic concerns before the investigation begins. If you are new to paranormal tools, use that time to ask how the equipment works and what counts as a meaningful result.

Using the equipment inside the haunted speakeasy

The strongest feature for hands-on learners is the chance to use the equipment yourself. You are not only listening for a story or waiting for a host to announce something unusual. You can take part in the process and see how the tools respond.

The supplied information specifically highlights an SLS device with figure mapping. This type of tool is used to create a stick-figure style image when it detects shapes or movement that may resemble a person. That can be one of the most visually striking parts of the evening, but you should treat any result as something to examine, not instant proof of a ghost.

The practical value is in seeing how the equipment behaves in a real setting. You can watch the screen, listen for sounds, and compare what the tool records with what people in the room notice. That makes the activity more engaging than a simple haunted-house attraction.

There is also a limit. Equipment can produce intriguing results without producing a clear answer. One session produced a few occurrences and found the SLS mapping especially interesting, but no spoken communication took place. That is useful to know before you book. The tools may create moments worth discussing, but the evening cannot guarantee an audible reply or a dramatic apparition.

The speakeasy atmosphere and included refreshments

The setting does part of the work. A speakeasy gives the investigation a social, atmospheric feel, and the included drink ticket and appetizer help make the evening comfortable.

You should see those inclusions as part of the value, not as the main reason to book. They give you something tangible during a short activity and help the event feel less formal. If you are comparing this with a basic ghost walk, the food and drink add a useful difference, although the overall value still depends on the admission price, which is not provided here.

The atmosphere also suits people who want paranormal entertainment without committing to a full night of serious investigation. You can share the experience with friends, have a drink, and try the equipment in a historic downtown setting.

At the same time, the social setting may not suit someone seeking a silent, highly controlled investigation. With a maximum group size of 20, conversation and movement are part of the evening. If you want a private session with long periods of quiet, this may feel too communal.

What you receive after the session

A particularly practical feature is the delivery of audio and video files captured during the investigation. You do not have to rely only on memory or on what you noticed in the room.

These files let you review the session later. You might catch a sound that was easy to miss at the time, or you may find that a strange visual effect looks less mysterious when watched again. Either result can be worthwhile. The files give you a record of the activity and a way to continue the conversation after you leave Savannah.

Do not treat the recordings as a promise of dramatic evidence. The information available does not state how many files you receive, what format they use, or how soon they arrive. It also does not promise that every recording will contain paranormal activity. Think of them as a useful memento and a chance to examine what happened, not a guaranteed collection of proof.

For someone interested in photography, sound, or the process of investigating unusual claims, this follow-up element adds more value than a tour that ends when the guide says goodnight.

The biggest strength, and the main limitation

The best reason to book is the balance between instruction and participation. You receive a basic lesson, learn how to handle the equipment, hear some site history, and then help with the investigation. That structure makes the activity approachable for someone who is curious but not experienced.

The atmosphere also earns its place. The speakeasy setting, the included refreshment, and the friendly, helpful hosting create a relaxed way to explore Savannah’s darker side. One account specifically praised the atmosphere and reported hearing audible responses, which is the kind of moment that can make the evening memorable.

The limitation is consistency. Paranormal activity is unpredictable, and the session is only 90 minutes long. One experience produced audible responses, while another found only a few occurrences and no spoken communication. You should book for the process, setting, and chance to investigate, not for a guaranteed supernatural exchange.

The limited site backstory may also matter to you. If you enjoy historical context and want to understand exactly why a place is considered haunted, you may want more background than this format provides. The included site history gives the investigation a foundation, but the main focus is using the tools.

Who will enjoy this experience most

I would recommend it to paranormal beginners, couples, friends, and curious visitors who want an evening activity with a social side. The introductory training keeps the experience accessible, and the equipment gives you something active to do.

It also suits people who like to make up their own minds. You can listen, watch the devices, ask questions, and examine the recordings afterward. You do not need to accept every result as proof to enjoy the evening.

This is less suitable for someone who wants a long, research-heavy investigation or a private appointment. It is also not the best choice if you need a fully predictable performance. The outcome depends on what happens during that particular session.

Most people can participate, according to the booking information. The activity is near public transportation and begins and ends at the same downtown meeting point. Weather can affect the event, so keep your plans flexible enough to accept a new date if poor conditions cause a cancellation.

Booking value and cancellation advice

No admission price is provided, so I cannot judge the exact dollar value. The included drink, appetizer, equipment training, recorded files, and 90 minutes of activity give you several components beyond a basic ghost story. Compare the total fee with what you would pay for a downtown walking tour plus a drink and small bite, then decide how much the hands-on equipment matters to you.

The free cancellation policy is fairly forgiving if your plans are uncertain. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the 6:00 pm start are not accepted for a refund.

The experience requires good weather. If poor weather causes the operator to cancel, you are offered another date or a full refund. That is worth noting when planning a tightly packed Savannah itinerary.

Should you book The Haunted Speakeasy?

Book this if you want a short, participatory ghost experience rather than a standard walking tour. The strongest reasons are the equipment training, the chance to use the tools yourself, the included drink and appetizer, and the audio and video files you receive afterward.

Go in with realistic expectations. You may hear an audible response, as one session did, or you may see only a few unusual occurrences, with no spoken communication. If that uncertainty sounds interesting, this is a sensible way for paranormal beginners to test the waters in downtown Savannah. If you need a detailed backstory, a private group, or guaranteed supernatural evidence, spend your evening elsewhere.

FAQ

Where does The Haunted Speakeasy experience begin?

It begins at 12 W State St, Savannah, GA 31401, at Wright Square.

What time does the experience start?

The scheduled start time is 6:00 pm.

How long does the paranormal investigation last?

The activity lasts approximately one hour and 30 minutes.

Where does the experience end?

It ends back at the meeting point.

What is included with admission?

Admission includes one drink ticket, one appetizer, Paranormal Investigation 101, paranormal equipment training, site history, and a general question-and-answer session.

Can I use the paranormal equipment?

Yes. You are allowed to use the custom equipment during the investigation.

Will I receive recordings from the investigation?

Yes. Audio and video files of paranormal activity captured during the event are provided.

How many people can join the experience?

The maximum group size is 20 people.

What happens if poor weather cancels the activity?

You will be offered a different date or a full refund.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.