Join a small-group, hands-on paranormal investigation through two private locations in New Orleans’ French Quarter. Learn to use professional ghost-hunting gear, record audio and video evidence, and hear the local histories behind reported hauntings.
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You step out of the humid night air into a narrow courtyard where magnolia leaves whisper and the French Quarter’s brick facades lean in to listen. A small group gathers beneath ironwork balconies; your guide passes around SLS cameras and a spirit box while the city’s distant sirens blur with the hush of the Mississippi. The tour moves inside two private locations—rooms and hallways where floorboards, portraits, and plastered ceilings have absorbed generations of stories.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and short stair navigation for up to three hours.
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History
The French Quarter’s ghost lore is intertwined with Creole and colonial history, 19th-century epidemics, and cultural practices like voodoo that shaped local memory.
Conservation
Respect private properties and historic interiors; minimize light and noise, and support local guides and neighborhood businesses to help maintain the Quarter’s character.
Reserve your spot on the Ghost Hunt Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring ID and cash
Some stops include bars or 21+ areas; bring government ID and small cash for tips or purchases.
Charge your phone and bring a power bank
You’ll record audio/video and may use phone apps—carry a full battery or portable charger.
Wear sturdy, quiet shoes
Expect standing, stairs, and old floors—comfortable, non-slip footwear helps you move silently.
Respect private property and equipment
Do not touch artifacts or enter restricted areas; follow your guide’s instructions during investigations.
Comfortable walking shoes
Provides traction and comfort on uneven historic floors and stairs.
Fully charged smartphone
Useful for recording audio, video, and for emergency communication.
Portable battery pack
Keeps devices and apps running during extended evidence-gathering.
Light rain jacket or poncho
Summer storms are common; a compact jacket keeps you comfortable between stops.
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