New Orleans is a city steeped in a rich and often dark history, making it the perfect setting for an immersive cocktails, history, voodoo, and paranormal tour. Led by experienced storytellers, this two-hour excursion takes participants on a captivating journey through the city’s iconic landmarks, true crime narratives, and the fascinating tapestry of Cajun superstitions, Louisiana folklore, myths, and legends. From the use of a real EMF meter to detect paranormal activity to the in-depth exploration of voodoo, ghosts, and vampires, this tour promises an unforgettable experience for those eager to uncover the city’s most intriguing and unsettling secrets.
Key Points
- A 2-hour guided tour of New Orleans’ past and present crimes, accompanied by captivating stories and cocktails, led by experienced professional storytellers.
- Exploration of the city’s rich history, complex culture, cuisine, and architecture, with a focus on the darker aspects of New Orleans’ past.
- Visits to iconic landmarks, including the site of the largest mass murder in New Orleans history and the location of a 2006 murder-suicide in the French Quarter.
- Opportunities to use a real EMF meter for paranormal detection throughout the tour, enhancing the experience for those drawn to the supernatural.
- Discounted tour price of $25.13 per person, down from the original $33.50, offering an immersive and unforgettable experience for dark history and true crime enthusiasts.
Tour Details
The New Orleans Cocktails, History, Voodoo & Paranormal Tour lasts for 2 hours and is led by a live tour guide who narrates the experience in English.
Designed for dark history and true crime enthusiasts, the tour covers New Orleans’ past and present crimes, accompanied by captivating stories and cocktails.
Experienced professional storytellers guide participants through a route that includes iconic landmarks like Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and the LaLaurie Mansion.
The tour also visits the site of the largest mass murder in New Orleans history, the Sultans Palace, and discusses the 2006 murder-suicide in the French Quarter.
Throughout the experience, participants can use a real EMF meter for paranormal detection.
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Tour Highlights
Designed for dark history and true crime enthusiasts, the tour captivates participants with the city’s rich history, complex culture, cuisine, and architecture.
It covers New Orleans’ true crime past and present through a series of captivating stories accompanied by cocktails.
Experienced professional storytellers guide the group through a route that includes iconic landmarks, delving into the Cajun superstitions, Louisiana folklore, myths, and legends related to voodoo, ghosts, and vampires.
Along the way, participants can use a real EMF meter for paranormal detection.
From the city’s most notorious murder sites to tales of the supernatural, this tour promises an immersive and unforgettable experience for those drawn to the darker side of New Orleans’ history.
Tour Route
The tour starts at the sidewalk in front of Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, a historic and iconic landmark in the heart of the French Quarter. From there, it takes participants on a journey through some of New Orleans’ most significant sites, including Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, The Cabildo, The Presbytere, St. Anthony’s Garden, The Ursuline Convent, and The LaLaurie Mansion.
Along the way, the tour covers the Sultans Palace, where the largest mass murder in New Orleans history took place, as well as the 2006 murder-suicide in the French Quarter.
Visitors will also explore the captivating stories, myths, and legends surrounding the city’s rich history, complex culture, and paranormal activity.
True Crime Stories
On the tour, visitors explore New Orleans’ sordid past, uncovering captivating tales of true crime that have long gripped the city.
The tour covers the 2006 murder-suicide in the French Quarter, providing chilling details of the tragic incident. Guests also learn about the Sultans Palace, the site of the largest mass murder in New Orleans history.
Through the eyes of experienced storytellers, the tour explores how these dark events have shaped the city’s complex culture and history. From gruesome murders to unsolved mysteries, the true crime narratives offer a haunting glimpse into the underbelly of New Orleans, captivating even the most seasoned dark history enthusiasts.
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Alongside the true crime narratives, the tour also explores New Orleans’ rich tapestry of Cajun superstitions, Louisiana folklore, myths, and legends related to voodoo, ghosts, and vampires.
The experienced storytellers captivate audiences with chilling accounts, such as:
- The haunting tales of the LaLaurie Mansion, where a shocking discovery of torture chambers and the remains of enslaved people once occurred.
- Legends of the Ursuline Convent, rumored to be home to ghostly figures and spiritual activity.
- Myths surrounding the Sultans Palace, the site of the largest mass murder in New Orleans’ history.
Throughout the tour, the guides use a real EMF meter to detect any paranormal activity, adding an extra layer of intrigue and suspense.
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Paranormal Detection
Throughout the tour, guides employ a real EMF meter to detect any potential paranormal activity, adding an extra layer of intrigue and suspense for participants. The EMF meter, which measures electromagnetic fields, is used to identify areas where paranormal phenomena may be present.
As the group explores locations with dark histories, such as the Sultans Palace, the guide will pause to take readings and share any fluctuations or spikes in electromagnetic activity. This allows guests to engage directly with the paranormal aspect of the tour, heightening their sense of the supernatural.
Pricing and Policies
The tour offers a discounted price of $25.13 per person, down from the original $33.50.
However, the activity is non-refundable, and there’s a possibility of cancellation due to inclement weather or low participation.
Plus, guests face a $250 fee for any lost or damaged paranormal equipment utilized during the experience.
The tour’s pricing and policies include:
- A non-refundable activity
- Potential cancellation due to weather or low enrollment
- A $250 charge for any lost or damaged paranormal equipment
Despite these considerations, the discounted rate and opportunity to explore New Orleans’ dark history and paranormal phenomena make this tour an enticing option for those seeking a unique and immersive experience.
Potential Cancellation and Fees
While the discounted tour price may be enticing, guests should be aware of the potential for cancellation and additional fees. The tour is a non-refundable activity, and the organizers reserve the right to cancel the experience due to inclement weather or low participation. Plus, there is a $250 fee for lost or damaged paranormal equipment used during the tour.
| Potential Cancellation and Fees | ||
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation Due to Weather | Cancellation Due to Low Participation | Lost or Damaged Paranormal Equipment |
| The tour may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather that could jeopardize the safety of the participants. | If the tour does not meet the minimum number of participants, the organizers may choose to cancel the event. | Guests will be charged a $250 fee for any lost or damaged paranormal equipment used during the tour. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tour Suitable for Children?
The tour may not be suitable for children due to its focus on dark history, true crime, and paranormal themes. It includes stories and content that could be disturbing or inappropriate for younger audiences.
Can Participants Bring Their Own Cameras?
Participants are typically allowed to bring their own cameras on tours, as long as they don’t disrupt the experience or interfere with the guide’s presentation. However, it’s best to check the tour operator’s policies beforehand.
Are There Any Health Restrictions for the Tour?
The tour has no specific health restrictions, but participants should be in general good health to walk for 2 hours. Those with mobility issues or medical conditions should check with the tour operator before booking.
Is There a Dress Code for the Tour?
There is no strict dress code for this tour. Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather, as the tour takes place outdoors. Casual, weather-appropriate attire is recommended for a relaxed and enjoyable experience.
Can Participants Leave the Tour Group During the Walk?
Participants can typically leave the tour group during the walk, but it’s generally discouraged. Tour guides prefer that everyone stays together for safety and to ensure no one gets lost. Leaving the group may result in missing key parts of the tour.
New Orleans Cocktails, History, Voodoo & Paranormal Tour
Recap
The New Orleans Cocktails, History, Voodoo & Paranormal Tour offers a captivating journey through the city’s dark past and present.
Participants can explore iconic landmarks, true crime narratives, and the rich tapestry of Cajun superstitions, Louisiana folklore, myths, and legends related to voodoo, ghosts, and vampires.
With the use of a real EMF meter, the tour provides an immersive experience for dark history and true crime enthusiasts.
