VANCOUVER WALKING TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Night Sets and Ghost Stories: A Walking Film-Haunt Through Vancouver

A 2.5–3‑hour nighttime walking tour that pairs local ghost stories and scandal with film clips shown on the streets where they were shot.

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Night Sets and Ghost Stories: A Walking Film-Haunt Through Vancouver.

Duration

2.5-3 Hours

Location

Vancouver

Operator

Storyboard Experiences Inc

Outing Highlights

THE STORIES

Local ghost tales and scandal

Hear ghost stories and the colourful histories of Vancouver’s most iconic buildings delivered by a local actor, anchored in the real-life scandals and events that inspired them.

THE FILM

Horror and thriller clips on location

View film and TV clips on a tablet at the spots where they were filmed to see how Vancouver’s streets and theatres have been used in the horror and thriller genres.

THE ROUTE

Historic landmarks after dark

Visit notable Vancouver neighbourhoods and landmarks — including the Vancouver Art Gallery, Granville Street, Orpheum and Vogue Theatres, Gastown, Blood Alley, Victory Square, the Steamclock and Waterfront Station — while remaining outside the buildings.

What the day feels like

What the night feels like

The tour unfolds as a relaxed, roughly 3‑hour walk after dark: guides stop regularly to tell stories and show film clips where scenes were shot, moving between neighbourhood landmarks while keeping to exterior vantage points. It’s structured to combine theatrical storytelling with on‑site viewing of clips, creating a layered sense of place.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits

Accessible groupsThis tour is accessible to all ages and mobilities; if you have mobility restrictions, note them in your booking so the operator can plan ahead.

Families with older childrenSuitable for family groups given the tour’s accessibility to all ages, though content combines real‑life crime and ghost stories with film clips.

Film and genre buffsIdeal for those interested in how Vancouver locations are used in horror and thriller productions, with clips shown on site, and accessible for a wide range of guests.

Visitors with mobility needsRecommended — the tour is accessible to all mobilities; include any mobility needs in your booking notes so the guide can accommodate you.

Practical planner

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What to Bring

Good walking shoes, clothing for the elements (umbrella, rain jacket or sun protection as appropriate), snacks and water; the operator provides a brief break as needed.

Weather & Conditions

The tour proceeds rain or shine and takes place outdoors, so dress for the weather and bring an umbrella or sun protection.

On‑the‑go comfort

Plan for about 3 km (2 miles) of walking at a relaxed pace and bring whatever you need for a comfortable evening walk (water, layers, comfortable shoes).

Booking Notice

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