Eerie Nights: New Orleans Haunted Cemetery Shuttle Tour

Yes. While you'll travel to the cemeteries in a climate-controlled shuttle, much of the tour is on foot. Once you arrive at the cemeteries, your guide leads you through on a walking tour. There's also a stop at a local beignet spot midway through.

You'll visit two or three historic above-ground cemeteries located near the lakeside end of Canal Street. The specific cemeteries may vary by night, but all are historic New Orleans burial grounds with fascinating stories and atmospheric settings.

The 7 PM tour is family-friendly and not recommended for children 4 and under. The 9:30 PM tour covers more mature content and is recommended for guests 13 and older. Same locations, but the later tour goes darker with the stories.

The 7 PM tour is designed to be family-friendly, though not recommended for children 4 and under. The 9:30 PM tour has more mature content and is recommended for guests 13 and older. Use your judgment based on your child's comfort with spooky stories.

Tours run rain or shine. If you show up in the rain, your guide will be there. We only cancel if conditions become dangerous, and in that case you'll receive a full refund or the option to reschedule.

No. The LaLaurie Mansion is a privately owned home. Our tours stop outside and your guide tells the story from the street.

Our walking tours are about an hour and 45 minutes long. You generally cover about a mile of ground. It's an easy walk and you stop a lot to hear stories.

There are paid parking lots on Basin St. and on the corner of Conti and N. Rampart St. Prices vary depending on what's happening in the city that day. If you're staying at a French Quarter hotel, we recommend walking to the tour site.

We have a few different starting locations. After you've booked your tour, we send a confirmation email with all the details, including where your tour starts.