easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and walking on uneven city streets for up to three hours
Step beyond typical ghost tours in New Orleans’ French Quarter with a hands-on paranormal investigation. Use real ghost-hunting equipment to uncover evidence of the supernatural in intimate, historic locations.
Nightly Tours • Ghost Hunt
Embark on an exhilarating interactive ghost hunt in New Orleans' French Quarter, where you'll investigate two haunted locations with expert guides. Utilize advanced paranormal equipment like SLS Cameras and spirit boxes to capture your own evidence of the supernatural. Experience the thrill of real ghost hunting in an intimate group setting.
INTERACTIVE GHOST HUNT--Ghost Hunt INSIDE 2 Locations!
Instead of simply hearing ghost stories, experience them yourself on the only interactive ghost hunt in New Orleans. This is a Ghost Hunt, not a walking tour with stories. Join a paranormal investigator/guide at some of the most haunted locations in the French Quarter, where you will have a chance to use real ghost-hunting equipment to try and pick up on any paranormal activity. The equipment is not just K2 meters, you will be able to use spirit boxes, SLS Camera, Thermal camera, and many other pieces of equipment you see on some of your favorite paranormal shows. THE same equipment we use on private investigations like the site of Marie Laveau's house, the "Demon House", as well as assisting the New Orleans Archdiocese on various cases. Try to capture your own photographic, video, & audio evidence.
12-person maximum per experience.
Tour guide gratuities are NOT included in the tour price.
The ghost hunt involves walking and standing for up to three hours on uneven cobblestone streets—good footwear is a must.
New Orleans weather can shift quickly; pack a light rain jacket or layers depending on the season.
Much of the investigation happens indoors or at night—bring a small flashlight if allowed, and be ready for dim environments.
If you have accessibility requirements, contact the company before booking to ensure accommodations can be made.
New Orleans’ French Quarter, founded in 1718, is one of America’s oldest neighborhoods, rich with layers of colonial, Creole, and voodoo history that fuel many paranormal stories.
The Society promotes respectful visitation to historic sites, emphasizing minimal impact and preserving the integrity of these cultural landmarks.
Necessary for navigating cobblestone streets and indoor spaces comfortably during the experience.
Protects against sudden showers common in New Orleans, especially during warmer months.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Flexible layers help adjust to temperature changes between evening chill and warmer daytime.
fall|winter|spring specific
Helpful for navigating darker interior sections if permitted by guides.