Chicago Valentine's Day Massacre Ghost Tour Pub Crawl

Mike Huberty • January 30, 2025

Join us for a haunting night of history, spirits, and spirits!

Experience Chicago's most notorious gangster history on this unique Valentine's Day pub crawl that combines chilling tales, craft cocktails, and unforgettable sites from the city's bloody past.

Event Details:

Date: Friday, February 14th, 2025 and Saturday, February 15th, 2025

Time: 8:00 PM - 10:30 PM

Starting Location: Chicago Oven Grinder (1850 N Lincoln Ave)

Tour Highlights:

- Start your evening at the historic Chicago Oven Grinder, built from the remnants of a building that once housed Al Capone's lookout spot

- Visit the original site of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre, where seven men met their tragic end in 1929

- See the Biograph Theater, where legendary gangster John Dillinger had his final showdown with the FBI

Included:

- Expert guided tour of Chicago's most infamous mob locations

- Fascinating historical commentary and ghost stories

Important Information:

• Must be 21+ with valid ID

• Comfortable walking shoes recommended

• Tour runs rain or shine

• Limited spots available

• Cash bar at each location (no credit cards at first location, so bring some cash!)

Pricing:

Regular Admission: $35

Couples Package: $60 (use code BUGS2025 to save on two tickets!)

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