Can you visit waverly hills sanatorium

Private Investigation spots do book quickly, so please have a date ready when scheduling goes live in January of each year. Private investigations are for private paranormal groups ONLY, not events. If you intend to bring MORE than 10 participants for your private investigation, you will need to contact the Waverly Hills office before booking.

Ability to stay on Waverly property in an original historic building. After your private investigation, you can opt to stay and sleep in the Waverly Hills Bunk House. Also your own towels and any personals you may need. Television, DVD player with movies and a radio are also provided. You can choose to sleep or continue your investigation in the Bunk House. Checkout time is Noon. Reservations are required. At this time, there are no working elevators.

There are many stairs to walk. They are not walked all at once. They are taken slowly. But, there are 5 flights of stairs in total on the tour.

As we entered Waverly Hills, it was even more eerie on the inside than it appeared on the outside, with rusted lighting fixtures hanging from the ceiling, paint peeling off its graffiti-marked walls, and a musty smell. While the building seemed run-down, our guide explained that it actually had undergone quite a few repairs in the past decade. Part of the reason we started offering tours, in fact, was to cut down on trespassers.

If people want to see Waverly Hills, they can take a tour instead of break in. The main reason visitors come, of course, is not to tour a run-down building but because of the many stories of paranormal activities here. On our expedition through the hospital our guide frequently stopped to tell us about these happenings—voices in empty rooms, ghostly apparitions caught on cameras and other recording devices, odd smells, and unexplained physical sensations.

As we walked the forlorn rooms and hallways of the abandoned sanatorium, I found myself experiencing a blend of creepiness and sadness. This is billed as one of the scariest places on Earth, but to me it seemed more sorrowful than frightening. So much death seemed to have steeped the walls of Waverly Hills in melancholy. Tickets for next year will be released in blocks. We look forward to serving you next year.

Hope to see you soon, good hunting! Due to concerns regarding the Corona Virus — Covid 19, the Delta variant, etc. We believe, all that visit the Waverly Hills Sanatorium deserves an experience like no other, in a safe environment. We are following guidance from federal, state, and local agencies, including the CDC and other health organizations.

Here are the steps we are taking to protect our guests, staff, and volunteers: Cleaning commonly used areas more often. Sanitizing restrooms and restocking with supplies, including soap, paper towels, and hand sanitizer. Adding hand sanitizer to common areas.