

Take an alternative French Quarter true crime walking tour
1 Hour 45 Minutes
Up to 20 people
Explore a less-traveled route through the French Quarter on “The Dim Corner” tour. Start at the Old U.S. Mint and follow your guide to oft-forgotten true crime gems in New Orleans.
No one under 17 years old is permitted on the tour. Members, officers, and affiliates of competitors in the Greater New Orleans area are prohibited from purchasing tickets or attending. A $5 per person fee applies if you need to reschedule.
Cancel up to 24 hours before start (local time) for a full refund. No refunds after that. Refunds only if the tour is canceled. Tours proceed rain or shine. Rescheduling fee: $5 per person. Arrive 30 minutes early; late arrivals not accommodated.
You must be 17 or older to join this tour. No one under 17 is permitted.
Plan to arrive about 30 minutes early. Tours depart on the hour, and late arrivals aren’t accommodated.
Bring your confirmation for check-in. If you book a student or military ticket, bring a valid ID to show upon arrival.
Our fearless guides will receive you at the entrance of the New Orleans Jazz Museum, located at 400 Esplanade Avenue.
Travelers consistently rave about the exceptional storytelling abilities of the guides here. JJ stands out in multiple reviews for his deep knowledge and fact-based approach to New Orleans history, while Ricardo earns praise for his theatrical delivery and engaging lore. Jeremy gets called out as a natural storyteller who's both hilarious and incredibly knowledgeable, and Elaine receives particular acclaim for weaving together the complex history of the city through captivating narratives. The guides clearly know their material inside and out, covering everything from voodoo ceremonies and Marie Laveau to the darker chapters of the city's past. What makes these tours special is how the guides balance entertainment with authentic historical content. Visitors mention learning genuinely new stories even after taking multiple ghost tours in New Orleans over the years. The tours cover fascinating ground, from Louis Armstrong Park to the Lalaurie Mansion, with convenient bar stops along the way. Guides demonstrate thoughtfulness too, like bringing hand warmers on cold nights and managing groups safely through traffic. The Hell Vision option gets a thumbs up from those who tried it, and the overall experience seems to deliver exactly what people hope for: a fun, informative walk through the spooky and colorful history of New Orleans.