Trolley of Terror Tour

One hundred years ago, thousands of Winnipeggers boarded the city’s trolleys and streetcars every day. Blending into the background, the drivers of these vehicles were always watching, listening, and learning about the people who rode with them. Join the Midnight Conductor—so named because he worked the graveyard shift—on the Trolley of Terror tour as he shares some of the creepiest stories he heard while roaming our darkened streets. Learn about the gruesome executions of the early Canadian West; the local doctor who became one of the world’s foremost séance experts in the early 1900s; the most famous UFO sighting in Canadian history; and of course, the many, many ghosts that haunt this old prairie town.

He’ll take you inside:

• The eerie Dalnavert mansion to share Victorian traditions around death and mourning;
• Seven Oaks House, the oldest and most haunted house in Winnipeg; and
• The famous Fort Garry Hotel’s Room 202.

You’ll hear the room’s tragic tale of the lady in the white wedding dress and the hundreds of guests who have been left shaken—sometimes literally—by…something…once they turn out the lights for night…