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US Ghost Adventures

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Terribly Run - They take advantage of everyone - Tour Guide US Ghost Adventures Employee Review

2.0
4 Jan 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Autonomy to make the tour what you want (as a performer this is nice) Good tips if you know how to get them (however because of the low pay you depend on this and it is hit or miss)

Cons

They make so much money from ticket sales and guides don't see more than 3% of it. And their overhead is negligible. It all goes straight to the owner. The scheduling is a nightmare. They have no customer service so people get angry which can hurt tips. They are difficult to get in touch with. I didn't meet anyone from the company until I'd already been working for four months. They want you to give tours even in a dangerous thunderstorm because they don't want to give refunds.

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5.0
6 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I LOVED working for US Ghost Adventures. My job was to write and edit ghost stories as part of the script a ghost tour guide would give to their customers. The editor I worked with was fantastic--so understanding, clear with the company's expectations, and, above all, fair. The work was intense, involving deep research, and writing a certain kind of "spooky" ghost story. Because each script needed 7-10 stories, it was difficult writing new, unique stories. But as I had never worked as a storyteller, it kept me on my toes and gave me valuable experience.

Cons

Considering the intensity of the work, the pay-per-hour should be a bit higher. In addition, when I was hired, I wasn't told that the work was seasonal. In February, I was informed that the work would be ending in March. I was sooooo disappointed. Hoping to be rehired this fall.

1.0
17 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Can make your own hours. Booking app and customer relations hotline make things easy.

Cons

Employer skims the vast majority of the ticket revenue. No pay per guest -- just a flat rate per tour regardless of how many guests are booked. Was supposed to receive a t shirt, a lantern, and EMF detectors, but they never arrived. So I run in period garb. At my own expense. I'm about to go freelance because aside from the nationally recognized name and the Xola booking app, USGA is a net negative to my bottom line.

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