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Haunted Pub Crawl New Orleans
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2–4 Hours
Large group (21-50)
English
Overview
Why this night is worth your time
Some of New Orleans' most haunted locations are bars. Convenient. Join our Haunted Pub Crawl through the French Quarter's most notoriously ghost-laden drinking establishments -- from a bar that has served drinks since before the Civil War to a basement speakeasy where something apparently refuses to leave. Four stops. Stories included. Regrets optional.
In New Orleans, a pub crawl works best when the drinks are attached to a story. This is the lane for travelers who want the evening to move, but still want a sense of place: old blocks, bar counters, local lore, and the feeling that each stop belongs to a bigger night.
Go in expecting a social rhythm rather than a museum lecture. The best version of this experience gives your group momentum, a reason to keep walking, and enough after-dark texture to make the night feel rooted in the city instead of interchangeable with any bar crawl anywhere.
Places & context
Places this tour is built around
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Jackson Square
Floodlit cathedral spires rise over the square where fortune-tellers lay their cards; the statue of Jackson wheels above the gathering dark.
Pirates Alley
A narrow flagstone passage beside the cathedral, all shadow and lamplight; smugglers, absinthe, and ghost stories cling to its damp walls.
LaLaurie Mansion
The Quarter's most infamous address, where a fire in 1834 exposed Madame LaLaurie's horrors; drinkers hush as they pass its gate.
Bourbon Street
Neon, brass, and the roar of a thousand open doors; Bourbon after dark is a riot of light with a darker history bleeding through.
Old Ursuline Convent Museum
The Quarter's oldest building, third-floor shutters sealed against the 'casket girls' vampire legend; pale and watchful over the street.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
Candlelight only inside this crumbling 1720s cottage, among America's oldest bars, its corners named for the pirate who supposedly ran it.
Good to know
Practical details to check
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Typical start
Night
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Route effort
Easy walking. Confirm accessibility details on the live listing.
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Content note
This experience involves walking between bars and alcohol consumption. Drink responsibly. 21+ only. TAD encourages awareness of your surroundings in the French Quarter at night.
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Place note
Places, access, order, and route details can change. Confirm the live listing before booking.
Included
What is typically covered
- Expert local guide
- Entry to featured locations
- Historical commentary
- Mobile ticket - no printing required
- Food and drink
- Transportation to start point
Meeting Point
Where the evening begins
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