If you go to the alamo and nothing happenes to you, it’s ok, the ghosts may be bored of you or something. Anyway, if you want to get killed by any ghosts, try sprinkling some holy water around, that would make them mad.
There is also a way of protecting yourself from ghosts, but don’t think you will need it as you will eventually die soon.

I’m not quite sure as to if this has been addressed, but “P”, who posted sometime during 2006, was quite wrong about the battle at the Alamo. There was actually battle that occurred within the walls of the Alamo. The very last attack ordered by Santa Anna consisted of Mexican troops surging toward the Alamo from every direction, and the troops. The 2004 movie “The Alamo” factually depicts this aspect of the battle. This can be found in any book based upon this event.
Maybe before attacking someone’s credibility, “P” should check out their facts.
http://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/alamo1.html

Alii, Rebecca and P you are all screwed. I went to the Alamo and walked past west wall and heard a fiddle Playing. When I went to check, there was a man with a joyful grin on his face and I waved to him, he waved back. I walked up to shake his hand and he looked startled and dissapeared… I wet my pants

not everybody thinks the same wtf

mayeb alice is right

maybe alice is right

I do belive that it is hunted after the war and everything when I was little me and my family went there and I stud in front of it and looked there was a face in front and it looked at me I went to go tell my family but I know thay would not belive me.

I went there with my mom and I wasn’t suspecting that it would be haunted at all. I had just always been interested in the alamo. Anyways in the barracks (I think that’s wat its called) I saw a man in a blue uniform and he looked at me and just walked away. I thought it was an actor or something but when I looked he was gone. And my mom said she sensed something.

I’ve been able to see things as long as I can remember, but when I went to the Alamo, all I felt was excitement that I was somewhere with historical value. No chills, no ghosts, no eerie feeling or feeling dread. I was actually quite disappointed. A lot of death happened there so of course you’re going to have a weird feeling. I actually went there thinking, “Oh great. It’s going to be like when I walk into a hospital.” but it wasn’t, it was like walking into my own house when I know that there’s a surprise waiting behind the door. I did get a LOT of great pictures though. Beautiful plants and fountains there.

i live in San Antonio, Texas and i love it here but i havet heard the almo being haunted but you never know ..

I was in the long barricks and felt someone there. And something wouldn’t let 2 ladies out that were watching the film, even tho it had no lock. When I got mad and got up to help, it suddenly opened by itself.

Day four of our San Antonio vacation, we went to the Alamo, all was well until we came out of the gift shop going towards the church, my six year old became very upset! She was inconsolable crying that she felt weird there and didn’t want to sit on the benches because she felt very sad there, and inside the chapel she was still I’ll at ease.

I have been at the Alamo,and never seen no ghost.The only scary people i have seen are the people that go to visit the Alamo. Those are the ghost i’ve seen, only.And they are very scary,never been so scared.People just like to invent stories just to come on the news and be famous, thats it. They should go to church and pray for all those ghost they say they’ve seen. Istead of inventing so many lies,and scaring the little ones.Then they dont want to go back to the Alamo.The people that say they’ve seen ghost , those or the ones that need to go to church everyday.Cause they dont know what they’re talking about.They may have been very bad persons thats why they say they see ghost.And start to prey,so they wont see no more ghost.

haha this site has some funny **** on it lol but i think it could be haunted tho

ummm just because youve been to the alamo how ever many times and have not had any encounters with “ghosts” doesnt mean they’re not real. so with all do respect to you alls opinions, but dont doubt something thast there just because you havent had your experience.

I went to alamo in 2009 or 2010 I hadn’t experienced anything haunted or parenormal while I was there seeing the sites but I am positive it’s haunted