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Step into the gaslit streets of the French Quarter on a guided ghost walk that blends archival history with hands-on paranormal tools. This 1–2 hour tour balances storytelling and practical logistics—perfect for curious travelers who want atmosphere and clear expectations.
Step into the gaslit streets of the French Quarter on a guided ghost walk that blends archival history with hands-on paranormal tools. This 1–2 hour tour balances storytelling and practical logistics—perfect for curious travelers who want atmosphere and clear expectations.
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Operated by New Orleans Drunk History Tours • Show Me New Orleans Tours · New Orleans, Louisiana
A damp evening in the French Quarter folds light into alleys and doorways, where the lamplight seems to linger like a secret. You meet on the sidewalk at the iron-gated courtyard of Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, a squat, timeworn building whose shuttered windows have watched generations of riverboats and revelers. The guide checks names, clicks on an EMF meter, and the group steps off into streets that feel older than the city itself.
moderate.
1–2 hours.
Suitable for most travelers who can stand and walk 1–2 miles on uneven pavement; take it easy if you have joint issues.
Tours run approximately 60–120 minutes and cover roughly 1–2 miles at a moderate walking pace with several stops along the route.
Yes, children may join if accompanied by an adult, but some bars on the route are 21+ and certain stops may be unsuitable for young children.
No—audio and video recording of guide narrations are prohibited; still photography for personal use is allowed unless otherwise noted.
Tours operate rain or shine. The operator may cancel if minimum numbers aren’t met or for severe weather/acts of God; cancellations will be communicated via text or email.
Yes—EMF meters and other devices can be checked out under supervision; expect to provide contact information and accept liability for damage or loss (a replacement fee may apply).
Tickets are sold as all-sales-final per the operator’s policy; late arrivals cannot join once the tour departs and refunds are not issued.
The French Quarter grew from 18th-century French and Spanish colonial rule; its narrow streets and courtyards fostered a mix of Catholic ritual, Creole culture, and West African spiritual practices that fed local myths.
Respect private property and residents—stay on sidewalks, keep noise down, and dispose of trash; supporting small local businesses on the route helps sustain the neighborhood economy.
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