October 3-6, 2024
(21+ only)
(21+ only)
SOLD OUT! This tour is currently SOLD OUT but you can join the waiting list in the event that we announce a 2025 or 2026 tour!
New Orleans is considered one of the most haunted cities in the world with its centuries-old cemeteries, ghost stories, and voodoo legends. From haunted house tours to costume balls to themed pub crawls, a NOLA Halloween is not just a one-night affair… it’s a month-long celebration filled with parades, parties, and events. This has made New Orleans a Top 5 place to visit for Halloween on Earth.
Always wanted to go to NOLA? Spike has put together the perfect tour to come party with him! He’s looking for some weirdos to join him in New Orleans: zombies, vampires, ghosts, goblins and pirates… fun people only. (No “Karens” unless your name is Karen.) There will be adult-only tours. Loud bars. Live music. Great food. The weekend we are planning in New Orleans promises an unforgettable experience filled with history, culture, music, food, parties and spooky fun that you won’t find anywhere else… all packed into one weekend.
An itinerary will be announced later, but here’s a few highlights:
- Stay in a beautifully restored historic 18th century boutique hotel with a private lush tropical courtyard in the center of the French Quarter.
- A private walking ghost tour (that also stops at a few bars!) to see our favorite haunted spots full of witchcraft, voodoo, and ghost stories.
- An intriguing journey through New Orleans’ most famous cemetery. Hear the storied pasts of those residing in this magnificent City of the Dead. Photography along the way is encouraged.
- The soulful sounds of live jazz and blues in the city’s renowned music venues: We visit during the NOLAxNOLA Music Festival with dozens of concerts each night in the city.
- A famous beignet and café au lait at the iconic Café du Monde, plus more of the specialty dishes that make New Orleans food scene so good.
- Explore the French Quarter, the Garden District, Bourbon Street, Frenchmen Street and some other spooky parts of the city. Some events will be organized group tours but you’ll also have free time to discover New Orleans on your own and plenty of time to eat, drink, shop and play!
- Other sites that may be included: Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral, the buzzing stalls of the French Market, shopping on Royal Street, indulging in classic Creole dishes. A historic streetcar and journey down St. Charles Avenue, lined with majestic oak trees and historic mansions. And you may even learn a magic spell from a voodoo queen!
