April was incredible funny and was able to engage everyone on the tour with the stories of Salem but with her jokes she was still able to make people get chills running down their spine she took into account the people on the tour she took into account their own questions and what they thought about the sights letting those who knew a lot about ghosts to have extra time to take pictures of extremely hunted places and aiding those who had never been on a ghost tour by giving tips and suggestions or giving more context all around an amazing tour

I recently took a night tour in Salem and found it to be an engaging experience overall. It was fascinating to learn about historical events and see iconic buildings that tied directly to Salem's rich (and often chilling) history. Our guide, April, was incredibly animated and entertaining, which made the tour lively and enjoyable. However, I believe some of her information could use updating. For instance, she mentioned that Dorothy Good only lived to the age of 16, but the Witch Museum has evidence suggesting she lived until at least 50. There were also a few other inaccuracies throughout the tour, which detracted from the experience. Additionally, April could work on presenting a more unbiased perspective when discussing the Puritans. Her commentary sometimes leaned too heavily in favor of them, which felt unbalanced given the complex and often troubling history of their involvement in the trials. Lastly, the "ghost orbs" she pointed out are simply reflections from streetlights.