$180 for two people. I didn't even pay and I'm still outraged they charge this amount. \n\nWhat a boring, dated tour! \nFirst, it's advertised as a paranormal experience, but the guide makes it clear immediately that it's more of an informative historical tour than anything else. ...O...kay?\nIt was also terribly disappointing that their main source is the discovery channel. The guide specifically said they won't even look into local stories, so no chance of this tour being updated if you've already participated once before! Basically, unless it's been already broadcasted on TV and researched by someone else, they're not interested in including it. \nI could have gone for some local folklore or creepy stories.... instead of hearing about how Elvis haunts the Hilton (as we drive by it lol)....Really? \nIt was just dull. \n\nThere were 4 locations, seemingly picked at random. I was really surprised by the lack of connections these people have after 9 years of putting on tours in Vegas. \nWhy are we talking about a haunted basement or backstage and not touring it for ourselves? Why are we standing outside of Red Foxx's house like a bunch of fools?? Side note: I was shocked to learn that no one even had the sense to talk to the security guard inside and ask if he's experienced anything unusual. The guide's response was basically \""Nah, the owners (of the tour) don't think it's necessary.\"" !?!?!?!?! \n\n\nWe all got our own set of dowsing rods.... kind of a pointless and misleading tool, if you ask me. And some handheld devices that seemed suspicious. On one of them, a red light would go off (I'm 75% convinced it was rigged to do so) and the driver, who was way too involved for whatever reason, would starting yelling: \""That's a ghost! That's a ghost!\""\nI'm all for people believing and having fun with it, but this was just silliness. \n\nThe first stop was at a pizza place for the \""pizza party\"" we found out about last minute. Um.... what? I'm sure that's tacked on into the price of the tour and honestly, it could really be dropped. I'm not on a tour to interact with other people, so I can't say I appreciated the whole \""let's get to know each other\"" session. For anyone wondering- It wasn't even at a place with a little history, or a backstory that would justify a stop there..and it was in a terrible area. \nOur guide was also Jack. Adorable, but lacked enthusiasm completely. We'd be let out of the van and he'd pretty much walk off. The *entire time* we were reminded how \""rare\"" it is to have only 5 people. It was to the point where it got uncomfortable because you could tell, had he known, he would have cancelled the tour. \n\nInside the van, the videos we were watching were hard to make out- and again, dated and of poor quality. They showed mostly short news clips and old pictures. A few pictures he claimed his \""boss\"" took. Um, no. The DailyMail did. Don't steal photos online and claim them as your own! \nFrom what I'm reading in reviews, their Mob themed tour overlaps with this one- same stories and one repeated location. \n\nI say, save your money and take your spouse out to dinner.