FAQ

Questions you should ask before you drive

Use your head. Then use the headlights.

The self-guided tour

What is The Dark Side of Saskatoon?

A self-guided audio driving tour of real haunted, cursed, and unsolved places across Saskatoon. You drive the route in your own car, after dark, and at each stop you press play and hear what happened on that ground, and what people say has happened since.

Is this an app I have to download?

No subscription and no app store. The Saskatoon self-guided audio tour includes access instructions, the route, and the narrated files you need for the drive.

Is this a PDF guide?

No. The Dark Side of Saskatoon is a narrated self-guided audio driving tour, built around the road, the map, and what you hear at each stop.

How long does it take?

The full route is split into shorter self-guided drives. Each section takes approx. 30 to 45 minutes, so you can do one at a time and pick up where you left off.

Can I pause and continue later?

Yes. It is self-guided, so you can stop, restart, or split the route across nights.

Do I have to do the stops in order?

No. There is a suggested route, but you can run it in whatever order your nerve allows.

Can I do it more than once?

Yes. Once it is yours, it is yours. Replay it as many times as you can stand.

The drive

Is it safe?

The self-guided tour is built for lawful public roads and safe places to stop. You never have to trespass, and you never should. Drive sober, obey every traffic law and sign, and use your head.

Do I have to get out of the car?

Almost never. The Saskatoon self-guided tour is designed around the car, public roads, and safe stopping points.

Do I have to leave the car?

The self-guided tour is designed around public roads and safe places to stop. If any stop invites you out, use judgment and stay legal.

Can I do it at night?

Yes. The self-guided tour is built for after dark, but stay sober, use safe parking, and let a passenger handle the phone.

Can I do it alone?

You can. We do not recommend it. This is better with a full car and people you trust.

How many people can share one self-guided tour?

One purchase covers one car. Pile your friends in.

Can I share it with friends?

One purchase is for personal use in one vehicle. Load the car, but do not repost, resell, or redistribute the route or audio.

Do I need cell signal?

Download or open your files before you drive, especially for remote areas or the edges of a city. Do not rely on perfect signal.

What about winter?

We only recommend driving when there is no snow or ice on the roads.

Buying and access

When do I get access?

Access details are sent by email when the self-guided audio tour is ready.

What do I get?

You get the Saskatoon route, access instructions, and narrated audio for the self-guided drive.

Do I need an app?

No separate app is needed. You receive access instructions for the narrated route and audio when the self-guided tour opens.

Can I buy it as a gift?

Yes. A Dark Drives self-guided tour makes a properly unsettling gift.

What is your refund policy?

Access details are sent by email when the tour is ready. Because this is a digital product, please read the policy before you buy.

The stories

Are the stories true?

They are drawn from real events, local news, urban legend, and reports people have submitted over the years. The crimes and the history are real. The hauntings are what people say. You can decide what to believe by the time you reach the last stop.

Is the self-guided tour based on real events?

Yes. The stories draw from documented history, local legends, and reported accounts, with public pages kept spoiler-safe.

How scary is it?

That depends on you and who is in the car. It deals with real crimes and real tragedy, so it sits closer to true crime and folklore than to a jump-scare haunted house. The fear is the quiet kind, the kind that follows you home.

Is there an age requirement?

You must be 16 or older to buy. The content covers real crimes and mature themes, so use judgment about who is in the car.

Is it suitable for children?

The self-guided tour is built for ages 16+ and includes disturbing history, crime, hauntings, and mature themes. Use your judgment for younger passengers.

Submissions

Can I suggest a Saskatoon location?

Please do. If your street, building, or stretch of road has a story we should know, send it. We read everything.