Come walk with us and discover the ghosts of Haunted Saratoga. Hear the stories that have lived on in our city for hundreds of years. The will enchant, entertainand perhaps even scare you. Our 90-minute long walking tour will take you in search of the countless ghosts rumored to haunt the city. Total walking distance is less than a mile, covered at a very leisurely pace so that you can enjoy the Saratoga's many infamous ghosts and haunted locations.

We love giving all our friends and family the tour of the town every time someone new comes to visit us. We couldn't think of a better way to do this other than going all out with a Trolley Tour. The tour will take you through the past 200 years which will give you a clearer picture of why Saratoga Springs is a destination town for tourists across the country.

The tours will run from 1oam-1pm; each tour will start at the hour.

We are so excited for all our families and friends to meet! There's no better way than to do this than having a BBQ before the day of the wedding. The BBQ will start at 1pm and will end when you decide to leave.

Double M Haunted Hayrides has been creating fear for over 25 years in
Upstate New York! We are the Capital District's #1 Haunted Attraction.

You are on your own for this excursion.

Haunted Hay Ride

The enchanting and historic Canfield Casino, built in 1870, is situated in Congress Park, in downtown Saratoga Springs, the Canfield Casino is close to everything, making it the perfect location for our guests.

The high rollers came out after dark and gathered around the gaming tables upstairs in the Canfield Casino in Congress Park. Even for a nouveau riche 19th-century tycoon, there was nothing more thrilling than to let a bet of $125,000 (about $2 million in today's dollars) ride on a single turn of a card. Between the horses and the casino, Saratoga was a place where gambling could be mainlined around the clock. Gambling was ended by reformers in 1907.

Although gambling had ended in 1907, there were still illegal clubs throughout the city. The illegal gambling took interest in bootleggers who were running illicit alcohol from Canada to and through Saratoga Springs. Arnold Rothstein was one of the first and most infamous of the gangsters to establish in Saratoga Springs. Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky also had interests in Saratoga Springs illegal Casinos. Bing Crosby, Mitzie Green and Sophie Tucker were just a few of the high end entertainers these clubs featured.

Interesting article about the Canfield Casino (Saratoga Springs: One a Hotbed for Organized Crime).