ABOUT
Get Ghosted Phoenix
Get Ghosted Phoenix isn’t just a haunted tour—it’s a storytelling experience built from the ground up by a native Arizonan with a passion for dark history, ghost stories, and true crime.
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Founded in 2023, Get Ghosted was born on the streets of downtown Phoenix, after months of digging through archives, interviewing locals, and walking every haunted alley and historic building in the city. Today, it’s one of the most talked-about ghost tours in Phoenix, offering small-group experiences packed with humor, horror, and seriously researched storytelling.​​
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Whether you’re a ghost hunting junkie, a history nerd, or just want a killer date night idea—this is a unique, interactive experience you don't want to miss!
Meet the Founder, Nadine Economos
Hello Future Ghosts! I’m Nadine, an Arizona native with a deep love for history, true crime, mysteries, and all things paranormal. My background is pretty interesting—I’ve been a Kindergarten teacher, a sales pro, and a personal trainer. All of that somehow led me to my true passion: creating Get Ghosted Phoenix, a tour that brings Arizona’s rich history and spooky stories to life.
Our ghost tours are designed to be fun, interactive, and totally unique. We keep groups small (20 people max) so everyone feels involved, and we even provide professional ghost-hunting equipment to add a little extra excitement. Whether you're a history buff, a true crime junkie, or just curious about the paranormal, there’s something for everyone on our tours.
So, come join us for an evening of chills, thrills, and a little bit of history—it’s a side of Phoenix you won’t want to miss!
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Your Guides to the Supernatural
Led by a team of storytellers, investigators, and big personalities, Get Ghosted Phoenix is proudly independent, woman-founded, and created by a native Arizonan who knows these streets—and their secrets. We're deeply connected to the local community, partnering with small businesses, supporting historic preservation, and making space for the stories that were buried—sometimes literally.