
moderate
2 hours
Light to moderate walking fitness; able to stand in bars and walk 1.5–2 miles on paved surfaces.
Two hours of cheap drinks, darker histories, and hands-on storytelling take you through the French Quarter’s haunted bars. This happy-hour ghost tour mixes hauntings with local lore and practical tips for enjoying the Quarter after dusk.
A humid evening presses against the ironwork balconies of the French Quarter as the group assembles outside The Double Club. Streetcars rattle on Canal; the air smells faintly of citrus and fried food, the city’s pulse quickening as neon wakes up. The guide—part historian, part raconteur—checks IDs and ushers the tour into alleys where the lights thin and the stories thicken. This is a two-hour, two-mile stroll through some of New Orleans’ most notorious watering holes; cheap drink finds are part of the promise, but it’s the local ghosts that take center stage.

All guests must be 21+ and have a government-issued photo ID—no exceptions at bar doors.
Expect uneven cobbles and wet pavements; closed-toe shoes with good traction make standing and walking comfortable.
Parking is limited and expensive—take the Canal Street streetcar or a rideshare to arrive relaxed and on time.
Drink specials are highlighted but alcohol isn’t included; bring cash or card and tip bartenders and guides appropriately.
The French Quarter’s nightlife sits atop layers of history—from Creole and colonial eras to Prohibition and jazz—and many bars operate in buildings with 19th-century origins.
Respect historic interiors and neighborhood residents: keep noise down, avoid litter, and follow bar rules to help preserve the Quarter’s aged fabric.
Required for entry into bars and to verify age for this 21+ tour.
Protects feet on cobbles, steps, and crowded indoor spaces.
Holds ID and cash/cards securely for quick bar purchases and tips.
Summer showers are common—pack a thin waterproof layer to stay comfortable between stops.
summer specific