Perfect for those fascinated by the supernatural, this 1.5-hour ghost hunt in Citizens Cemetery uses high-tech equipment to increase the chances of communication with restless spirits. With the help of temperature guns, laser grid lights, and Ovilius X, a paranormal communication device, you’ll search for specters in Chattanooga locations reputed to be haunted. This tour is not suitable for children or those of a sensitive disposition.
This is an equipment-driven ghost hunt, not a storytelling stroll. Over about 90 minutes in Citizens Cemetery you use gear the operator names, including temperature guns, laser grid lights, and the Ovilius X communication device, with the stated aim of increasing the chances of contact. That is a different animal from a walking history tour: the tools and the hunt are the experience, not narrated landmarks.
The operator is explicit that it is not suitable for children or for anyone of a sensitive disposition, so it skews toward committed paranormal-curious adults over families or casual sightseers. If you want light entertainment or a general city overview, this is the wrong fit; if you want hands-on investigation, it is aimed right at you. Chattanooga's river-town past of fire, flood, disease, and Civil War upheaval is the general backdrop guides here draw on for its haunted reputation.
Questions people ask
Is this suitable for kids?
No. The operator states the tour is not suitable for children or those of a sensitive disposition.
How long is it and what do we do?
It runs about 1.5 hours in Citizens Cemetery, using high-tech equipment to search for signs of the supernatural.
What equipment is used?
The card lists temperature guns, laser grid lights, and Ovilius X, described as a paranormal communication device.
