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Discover the haunted streets of New Orleans on a 1.5 to 2-hour walking tour for $27, exploring famous locations, paranormal tales, and celebrity spots with expert guides.

The Haunted Crawl in New Orleans offers a captivating 1.5 to 2-hour experience, priced at $27 per person. Starting at MRB Bar & Kitchen on 515 St Philip St at 7:30 pm, this tour takes you through the heart of the French Quarter, showcasing some of the most famous haunted sites and historic locations. Unlike typical bar crawls, this experience emphasizes spooky stories, true crimes, and paranormal sightings, making it ideal for history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike. With a maximum group size of 28, the tour maintains an intimate, engaging atmosphere.
The guides are known for their knowledge and storytelling skills, adding layers of intrigue and entertainment to every stop. While drinks are not included, travelers are encouraged to bring beverages to enjoy during the tour, especially since the tour concludes in the vibrant French Quarter. The cost-effective price combined with the rich storytelling makes this tour a standout choice for anyone wanting to explore New Orleans’ dark past.

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The tour begins at MRB Bar & Kitchen at 7:30 pm, with the meeting point at 515 St Philip St. It concludes in the lively French Quarter, giving participants the flexibility to explore further or enjoy nearby nightlife after the experience. The tour is designed to be accessible, with service animals allowed and close proximity to public transportation.
The tour features three main stops, each with a fascinating story:
This stop offers a glimpse into the story of The Casket Girls, told outside the oldest building in the French Quarter. Though admission tickets are not included, the tales shared here set the tone for the dark history woven throughout the tour.
A quick 15-minute stop on Decatur Street allows guides to recount the legend of the Axe Man, a notorious figure in New Orleans’ criminal history. This story is a favorite among those interested in the city’s true crime past.
The Lalaurie Mansion is arguably the most famous haunted site, featuring in American Horror Story. Guides share the real story behind the mansion’s dark deeds and celebrity connections, making this stop especially compelling for fans of horror media and paranormal tales.

Reviews highlight the guides’ storytelling skills, with some guides, such as Alexander Adams and Tanya, receiving particular praise for their knowledge, passion, and ability to make the history come alive. The tour’s small group size fosters a personal and engaging experience, with some guides adding humor and vivid descriptions to keep everyone entertained.
While most reviews are glowing, some mention disappointments—such as a rude guide or the tour feeling less spooky and more crime-focused—but these seem to be exceptions. On the whole, guides are celebrated for their friendly demeanor and entertaining style.

This tour balances dark stories with lighthearted moments, especially as guides share humorous anecdotes and legends. The pacing keeps the group moving comfortably from site to site, ensuring an engaging experience without feeling rushed. Since drinks are not provided, travelers might want to bring a beverage for a casual, relaxed vibe.

The tour is suitable for most travelers, with confirmation received at booking and service animals allowed. The meeting point is close to public transit, making it easy to reach. Be aware that admission tickets for some sites are not included, and the tour does not offer alcohol as part of the experience, so plan accordingly.
The Haunted Crawl in New Orleans offers a cost-effective and entertaining way to explore the city’s haunted history and celebrity-filled sites. The expert guides’ storytelling turns ordinary landmarks into spooky legends, appealing to fans of ghost stories, true crime, and Hollywood horror. The small group size and personalized approach ensure an intimate experience, while the flexible schedule fits well into an evening out.
This tour is a great choice for those who want an engaging, spooky adventure without breaking the bank. Keep in mind that drinks are not included, and some stops involve standing and walking, so wear comfortable shoes. Whether you’re a local or visiting, this haunted tour offers a memorable glimpse into New Orleans’ darker side.
“Very informative and knowledgeable about the history of French quarters. Nika had high energy and she is very passionate about who she knows.”
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is designed for most travelers, but the stories involve dark deeds and ghost sightings, so parental discretion is advised for young children.
Can I bring my own drinks?
Yes, you’re encouraged to bring beverages to enjoy during the tour since drinks are not included.
What if I have mobility issues?
The tour is a walking experience with stops at historic sites; mobility challenges may require additional consideration.
Do I need to purchase separate tickets for the stops?
Yes, admission tickets to sites like the Old Ursuline Convent are not included in the tour price.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour limits group size to 28 travelers, ensuring a more personal experience.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, allowing full refund.