Why These Pages Exist
Fourteen bookable tours, five formats, one city. French Quarter ghost walks run about two hours, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 visits run under an hour, pub crawls pair stories with bar stops, and a bus tour covers the city and the cemetery in a single loop. Each card here puts those differences side by side, with the same rating, review count, duration and price you would see on the operator's own booking page.
Who These Pages Serve
Think of this site as a comparison desk rather than a tour desk. Nobody here leads walks, sells tickets, or takes names for a group. Reservations are made on each operator's live listing, the same place where meeting points and cancellation rules are posted. Nothing sold on this site, because nothing is sold here at all.
One free evening, a dozen listings that read nearly alike, no obvious way to tell them apart. That is the reader these pages are written for. Each comparison names the operator behind the tour, says what the route covers, and keeps the city's documented history separate from the stories the guides themselves tell.
How A Tour Earns A Card
| What gets a tour onto this site | A tour gets a card here only if it is real, currently bookable, and run by an operator genuinely working New Orleans' streets and cemeteries. Ratings, review counts and durations match each operator's published listing. From-prices match the listing, though checkout can shift with date or option. A tour with a short review history keeps its small count rather than a padded one. |
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| Prices, ratings and review counts | Ratings, review totals, durations and operator names all mirror what each company publishes on its own listing. Prices shown as starting figures match the listing too, though what you pay at checkout can move with the date or the option picked. A tour with only a few dozen reviews keeps that exact count, small or not. |
| Duration, meeting points and inclusions | Start locations come straight from what each listing publishes. When a listing leaves the meeting point blank, the card says so instead of guessing. |
| History and haunting claims | The history on these pages, from French Quarter fires and architecture to burial customs at St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 and No. 3, traces back to official records and primary sources. The ghost stories guides tell, including LaLaurie Mansion legend and claims about voodoo history, are credited to the operator who tells them and are never dressed up as established fact. |
Who Is Behind This Site
What You Won't Find Here
How This Site Pays Its Way
The links on these pages pay for the site. Book a ghost walk or cemetery visit through one of them and the booking platform takes its standard fee from the operator, then sends part of it back here. Readers pay the same amount either way, whether they start from this page or head straight to the operator. The whole arrangement is spelled out on the disclosure page.
When someone reserves a tour through a link here, the operator pays a fee that supports this site, and the reader's price does not change. No operator can buy a spot on the list. See an error? The contact page is the place to flag it.