Boothill Graveyard Tours

Reviews of Boothill Graveyard

4.3
Top Destination
5 - Excellent
95
5 - Excellent 51%
4 - Good
61
4 - Good 32%
3 - Okay
21
3 - Okay 11%
2 - Disappointing
9
2 - Disappointing 5%
1 - Terrible
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1 - Terrible 1%

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveler

It was original when I went there in 1975. Now all the headstones are replaced with replicas and it is a tourist trap.

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveler

Didn’t feel it was worth $3.00 per person however we enjoyed the gift show.

2/5 - Disappointing

Verified traveler

Again this is a historic site and should be free to visitors.

5/5 - Excellent

Verified traveler

Very reasonable entrance fee!  Very interesting!

4/5 - Good

Verified traveler

Kind of sad as there were a lot of graves that were "unknown".

4/5 - Good

Verified traveler

$3 to get in but it's an experience.

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