Downtown LA Walking Tour Haunting Tales Presented by The Grudge
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- Опубліковано 4 січ 2020
- DTLA Walking Tour Haunting Tales Presented by The Grudge:
Culturally Obsessed was invited to celebrate The Grudge coming to theaters with Downtown LA Walking Tours Haunting Tales Tour around the city.
We heard about the dark side of Downtown LA with this haunted tales tour of murders, mysteries, suicides and unresolved crimes. The stories revolve on the City’s most infamous tales and unexplained activity that disturb our mysterious past. This tour will expose you to the spooky ghost stories that continue to haunt Los Angeles.
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Robert Garcia
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Down the street from the Alexandria is the King Eddy Saloon (Bukowski was a drinker there). It has a haunted history as well plus a basement that is now walled off from the tunnels that used to connect to it. The tunnels would go under the streets into the basements of other hotels and large buildings. These were well used during prohibition. The security provided was often off duty LAPD. Prohibition wasn’t taken very seriously in Los Angeles unless it involved rum runners who wouldn’t pay off the police and city council members. In the basement is a mural that was painted in the 1930’s showing a festive debauched scene with a cop as a doorman chastising someone for trying to sneak in their own liquor. Also Auto Park (across from the Biltmore Hotel) has a lot of returning spirits.
I was born here and downtown L.A. is awful now. Homeless, crime and the smell of urine.
I was born here too in the 90s downtown always been that way.
And in the 2 years since you posted, it’s no longer recognizable 😢
Amazing History. I did that whole Tour Last Night. It was a lot of Fun. $45. Lots of Homeless & Criminal’s all over down there. Be careful.
This is so cool... I just moved downtown! I want to go walk by these buildings!
You moved to downtown? Why would you do that to yourself?
@@Uncle_Ruckus_ I’ve never had any sort of problems here. Not sure why you’re so concerned?
@@galileasalinas9803 give it time.
@@galileasalinas9803 I'm just saying even if you had money to live in a nice new condo, why would you spend two to $3,000 a month living in a building that used to be section 8 housing in the 90s or new condo that's built right next to skid row? There's way better places to live if you got money. It's dirty smells like piss and parking is atrocious. I have delivered in the downtown area a lot there's a literally rats running around everywhere, I just have no clue why you chose to live there. But you do you. And rent there is way overpriced for what you get there
How’s that worked out for you?😮
Love dtla! Now I hava a great conversation starter!
The elevator story reminds me of the tower of terror
Has anyone found the drone footage he is referring too (Hotel Alexandria)?
ua-cam.com/video/AYIebHvUElg/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MikaelSharafyan
Thank you
where are the drone videos he says u can look up?
How do I link up with this tour ??
Sad that in the 4 years since this was posted, people don’t even feel safe in that area for tours and walking. Everything is vacant and boarded up.
Back in the 80 s i live there 4 st and main
In this millennium age!! where you live now?
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