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From: reservations@benedictsbus.com
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Haunted Halloween in Salem, MA
October 27 to 29, 2027

COST: $1,258 per person, based on double occupancy, and includes motorcoach transportation, tour director service, 3 breakfasts, 2 dinners, Ghosts and Gravestones Trolley Tour of Boston, Real Pirates and Witches Experience, admission to the Salem Witch Museum, admission to the Salem Wax Museum, Candlelit Ghostly Walking Tour, free time at Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall, Halloween on the Hill-Beacon Hill Private Homes Tour (Beacon Hill is THE place to see the best Halloween Decorations!), all taxes, meal gratuities, and local guide gratuities.

Triple: $1,213 pp;  Quad: $1,188 pp;  Single: $1,482

A $150 PP Deposit is due within 3 weeks of making your reservation. $50 is non-refundable. Final Balance Due by 08/27/27. Please call our office for information on Travel Insurance Protection.

 Please note: All trips and itineraries are subject to change, pending factors out of our control.

IMPORTANT NOTE: All customers need to know that this is a VERY active tour, with a lot of walking.  Our day in Salem is ALL walking. The motorcoaches cannot get around easily, so that will be a full day of walking until the evening activities. This is a very long, but FUN day in order to pack all the best activities into our trip! 

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Wednesday, October 27

  • Depart from Terminal - Available Pickups: Mansfield, Lawrenceville, Big Flats, Sayre
  • BREAKFAST is included at CRACKER BARREL in Binghamton.
  • Fast food lunch break will be made en route.
  • Arrive in BOSTON, MA for an early DINNER included at the CHART HOUSE RESTAURANT

Following dinner, we will walk 2 blocks to the Trolley pickup.

  • It's "All Aboard" for a GHOSTS AND GRAVESTONES TROLLEY TOUR OF BOSTON.  Hear all about Boston's darker side! In a city nearly four hundred years old - troubled with war, murderers, strife and the occasional bout of stray molasses, it is hardly any wonder that Boston remains one of the most haunted cities in America and stories of the glory days of Colonial Boston only scratch the surface of Boston's darker side. Walk amongst the dead in burying grounds nearly 400 years old, hear stories of those who's mortal remains lie beneach your feet, and listen to tales of many of the sordid practices that went along with them. Venture to the site of the biggest grave-robbing scandal in New England's history ... ask yourselves - are you afraid to be buried alive? Walk atop Boston's largest unmarked burying ground and hear tales of the tortures, punishments and executions that took place there.  See Boston's most haunted hotel - Omni Parker House.

NOTE: We will get off the trolley during this tour to walk through graveyards at night, or you can stay on the trolley and wait.

    • Walk Amongst the Dead in Burying Grounds nearly 400-years-old
    • Exclusive Night-Time Access into Two of Boston's Oldest Burying Grounds  
  • Depart for the suburbs of Boston to check in for a 2-NIGHT STAY at the COURTYARD MARRIOTT in Woburn, MA.

Thursday, October 28

  • BREAKFAST is included at the hotel
  • Depart with a LOCAL GUIDE and travel to SALEM, MA for a FULL DAY OF TOURING.
  • Arrive in Salem to begin our day with ADMISSION to the REAL PIRATES - PIRATE AND WITCH EXPERIENCE.  Immerse yourself in the stories of Real Pirates! The family-friendly pirate experience features the true tale of 'Black Sam' Bellamy - the richest and one of the youngest pirates of all time - and Maria Hallett, the love of his life and so-called "Witch of Wellfleet." During the early 1700s, Bellamy captured the infamous slave ship Whydah, as well as more than 50 other ships, earning him the nickname the "Prince of Pirates."  Meet the crew and follow their journey as they seek fortune on the high seas, amass the greatest pirate treasure of all times, and ultimately meet their untimely fate when the Whydah sinks in a violent Nor'Easter off the coast of Cape Cod.
  • Next, ADMISSION is included at the SALEM WITCH MUSEUM.  You are there.  Witness the testimony of the hysterical girls, the suffering of the blameless victims, and the decisions of the fanatical judges who sent innocent people to their deaths.  When the witch hunt began no one was safe from being accused.  This presentation is based on actual trial documents.  With 13 stage sets, you'll enter the web of lies and intrigue of the Salem Witch Hunt, one of the most enduring true stories in American history.
  • Lunch is on your own in Salem. Your guide will make suggestions.
  • Enjoy some FREE TIME this afternoon in Salem.   Options to visit The House of Seven Gables and/or Gallows Hill Theatre for Witchcraft and Ghose Experience.
  • DINNER in included tonight at FINZ RESTAURANT (or similar).
  • After dinner, ADMISSION is included to the SALEM WAX MUSEUM.  The original Salem Wax Museum has transformed into The Wax - a bold, immersive journey where Salem's eerie past meets modern storytelling. Wander gas-lit cobblestone streets, explore hands-on activities like gravestone rubbings, and experience lifelike London-made wax figures.  Celebrating 30 years of history, The Wax offers a fresh, thrilling take on Salem's legendary 1692 hysteria.
  • Tonight, enjoy a ONE-HOUR CANDLELIT GHOSTLY WALKING TOUR. This hour walk through the streets of Historic Salem takes you to many of the most haunted houses and locations.  This tour explores the history of the building, as well as various accounts of spirit activity.  The tour guide will advise you on the best methods of ghost photography as well as different types of spectral evidence that appear in people's home photography.  Some highlights of this tour will include: the JOSHUA WARD HOUSE, the HOWARD STREET CEMETERY, OLD SALEM PRISON, and the LYCEUM.


Friday, October 29

  • BREAKFAST is included at the hotel.
  • Check out and meet our LOCAL GUIDE for a morning of touring in BOSTON, MA.
  • Enjoy HALLOWEEN ON THE HILL - BEACON HILL PRIVATE HOMES TOUR! Beacon Hill is THE place to see the best Halloween decorations. The group will meet at the gates of the historic Boston Common, the country's oldest park where cattle once grazed, public hangings took place and Bristish troops camped before the revolution. You will walk alone brick sidewalks shaded by colorful trees, lit by gas lamps and lined with rows of 19th century brick townhouses. Knowledgeable guides will talk about the architecture and history of those homes, tell wonderful stories about the artists, writers, and dignitaries who once owned them, and share amusing anecdotes and trivial tidbits about life in the neighborhood then and now.

As you walk, you'll step beyond those brick facades into three of their homes.  You will get a rare glimpse of how these homes have been restored and decorated with their very own personal touches, and how people live in the 21st Century inside homes as old as 200 years.  

  • Enjoy some FREE TIME for lunch and browsing on your own at QUINCY MARKET and FANEUIL HALL MARKETPLACE.   Faneuil Hall is Boston-shopping at its best, with more than 100 of the finest shops and specialty pushcarts. Locally-owned treasures, nationally-recognized retailers, and the Bullmarket...the world's first "fleet" of wholly unique pushcarts featuring New England artisans and their fabulous wares.
  • Depart from Boston this afternoon, with a fast food dinner break en route.
  • Return to Terminal, with "hauntingly" good memories of your trip to Boston and Salem!

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