TOURS
All Fox Tours last approximately 60 minutes. Everyone must have a ticket to attend the tour. Please plan to arrive 10 minutes early as tours do start on time. Please be aware that the Fox is a working theatre and some spaces may not always be available.
To inquire about booking a Private Tour or a group of 13 or more, please email tours@foxtheatre.org or call (404) 881-2052.
Ghost Tours
The Fox Theatre transforms into a cauldron of spookiness as we open our doors to our top-rated ghost tours this Halloween season. Spooks and scares lurk around every shadowy corner as guides spin chilling tales of eerie spirits and supernatural spectres. Many staff - and more than a few patrons - have felt sudden blasts of cold air, seen shadowy figures float along the walls, or heard mysterious creaks, thumps and whispers. Will you?
Architecture and History Tour
Step back in time to the golden era of the movie palace at the Fox Theatre! Your tour will take you through Ancient Egypt and the Middle East while learning about the history of the Shriner Organization and movie mogul William Fox. See why the city of Atlanta cried out to “Save the Fox!” from the wrecking ball in the 1970s and fall with love the theatre under a canopy of stars.
Mighty Mo Organ Tour
In 1927 Al Jolson declared, “You ain’t heard nuthin yet!” and on Christmas Day 1929 the Moller Opus 5566 Theatre Organ sang for the first time. This one-of-kind theatre organ, affectionately known as Mighty Mo to the citizens of Atlanta, has the ability to create sounds from crashing thunderstorms to beautifully light birdsong and has its own storied history. Join Fox Theatre organists Ken Double and Rick McGee as they take you on a journey that starts in Hagerstown, MD and is still continuing today.
Behind the Scenes Tour
The Fox Theatre invites you to step behind the curtain for an exclusive look Behind the Scenes. Get ready for your close up in our star dressing room and walk the same steps to the stage just like Fox Theatre legends Elvis Pressley, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Prince. See for yourself how the Fox Theatre worked in 1929 compared to today due to our “preserve in place” policy. *Please note that there are a large number of stairs on this tour and several places are not ADA accessible*