US Ghost Adventures New Orleans Ghost Tour

New Orleans, LA   /   0 Reviews

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans, LA 70116

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(504) 434-7314

10:00aM-22:00PM 

Discover Why We’re New Orleans’ Top-Rated Ghost Tour—Where Haunted History Comes to Life After Dark!

Experience the most chilling and unforgettable ghost tour in New Orleans, proudly recognized as the city’s #1 haunted experience! Locally owned by a USMC disabled veteran and led by a diverse team of passionate women and minority storytellers, our nightly walking tours reveal the spine-tingling stories that have haunted the French Quarter for centuries.

As twilight descends over the Crescent City, embark on an immersive journey through its most legendary haunted hotspots—Jackson Square, the Old Ursuline Convent, and the infamous Beauregard-Keyes House, just to name a few. Every stop on the tour is meticulously researched, and every tale is grounded in documented history, local lore, and eyewitness accounts. You won’t go inside the buildings, but you’ll stand in the very footsteps of spirits and sinners alike, where the energy of the past lingers in the air.

This is more than just a ghost tour—it’s an exploration of the real, raw, and often shocking events that have shaped New Orleans’ shadowy legacy. Whether it’s the whispers of scandal, the echoes of voodoo, or the dark remnants of plague, war, and fire, our expert guides weave a captivating narrative that’s as educational as it is eerie.

Operating every night of the year, our tours are the perfect choice for private groups, bachelorette parties, corporate events, and special celebrations. We also offer other exciting tours in select cities, ranging from true crime walks to historic daytime explorations—perfect for those wanting to dive deeper into local culture and mystery.

If you’re ready to unlock the secrets of one of America’s most haunted cities with the team behind the top-rated ghost tour in town, book your unforgettable New Orleans ghost adventure today. Come for the history, stay for the hauntings—and leave with chills that will last long after the tour ends.

 

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