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Combine a French Quarter pub crawl, a scavenger hunt and a ghostly history lesson on the Drunken Turkey Hunt. Follow a local guide through haunted mansions, hidden courtyards and watering holes while hunting for a hidden turkey prize.
Combine a French Quarter pub crawl, a scavenger hunt and a ghostly history lesson on the Drunken Turkey Hunt. Follow a local guide through haunted mansions, hidden courtyards and watering holes while hunting for a hidden turkey prize.
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The gate at Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar opens onto Bourbon Street like a starting pistol — voices, the clink of ice, and the distinct sweetness of beignets rolling on the humid air. On the New Orleans Drunken Turkey Hunt, that chaos becomes an organized chase: a guide with a loud, knowing voice, a map of rumor and history in their head, and a clutch of guests clutching to-go cups while they scan shuttered balconies and shadowed courtyards for a hidden turkey.
moderate.
1–2 hours.
Suitable for most people who can walk short city distances at a steady pace; minimal elevation but lots of standing and walking on uneven surfaces.
Meet at the gate of the courtyard attached to Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, 941 Bourbon Street; the tour concludes in the heart of the French Quarter.
Children under 18 need a parent or guardian; note some bars do not admit minors and parts of the tour include alcohol service.
No — audio or video recordings of narrated portions are not permitted; photos are allowed and encouraged.
Tours depart on schedule; late arrivals cannot join and are not entitled to refunds — contact the operator before departure if you expect to be late.
The operator lists the tour as wheelchair accessible, but note the Quarter’s old streets can be uneven — contact the operator for specific accommodations.
No — guides will share stories and occasional guests have captured odd photos, but there’s no guarantee of supernatural encounters.
The French Quarter dates to the early 1700s; its layered architecture and above-ground cemeteries reflect colonial, Creole, and American eras and the city’s unique relationship with the river and swampy terrain.
Respect for residents and historic fabric matters—keep noise down at night, carry out trash, and avoid trespassing on private property to protect the neighborhood’s character.
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