The kids had a great time and wanted to go through again. I thought the tickets allowed that, but…read moreit's a one time deal. Still great fun and incredibly scary. One of the kids had gone the year before and confirmed that it's completely different each year. Lots of fun.

The hayride and the haunted house. Amazing! Great time for the whole family. We were scared out of…read moreour minds hahahaha

First, the BS of buying a ticket to have it emailed is just annoying. Person selling the tickets…read moreneeding to get name, email, zip just to sell a ticket slows everything up, then waiting to get the email...then filling out a completely useless waiver. It would be nice if someone did some pest control. We were absolutely ripped apart by fleas or mosquitos or chiggers or something waiting to purchase tickets; which also made the whole annoying process more irritating. Once in line, things were better. There's no kind of entertainment like line actors or even a video screen so dull but, the line moved pretty quickly and we only had about an hour wait. The sets were really well done and the atmosphere was great. The make up was terrible. Several times I was looking at an actor and just thinking 'what is going on with your face'. I know this was opening weekend so maybe they just haven't settled into their roles yet but the acting was also pretty bad. Many seemed to think the best way to scare people was just standing in front of them and screaming. One girl actually said 'help me'. Overall I enjoyed it.

So it's about $30 for a basic entry ticket (before fees) but as you pre-purchase the tickets online…read morethere is add-on after add-on offer which could essentially double the ticket price. I don't have a lot of experience with haunted houses etc but this was fairly well done from a structural point of view. The buildings and maze and props all well done, actors were fine not great. What I don't like beyond the add-on pricing was the fact we got here as they opened on a slow Tuesday night before just before Halloween. They coral you into different lines depending on the level of ticket you get. The basic entry had only about 50 people in front of us. Even though nobody was in the fast pass lines they didn't send people in efficiently or speedily. They made people wait and what should have take 5-10 minute took 45 min +. No bathroom options once you get inside. If you need to go as I didn't not expecting that wait for so few people you need to back out through the line to the porta potty outside and then swim your wave back through the line which at that point had grown 4x due to their inefficiency . Apparently they are trying to prove a point if you don't spend up to any of the higher price points they WILL make you wait even if there are no fast pass ticket holders and no backup. Once inside it probably only takes about 15-20 minutes to go through. Parking while easy the night we went but unorganized and people were parking behind cars to where they couldn't get out so be mindful how you park. Was it fun? MEH it was ok. Was I scared? Not at all, but got a laugh out of it. Overall it's too expensive, not well organized and punish you if you don't fast pass. I wouldn't return.

It was neat to see a house so decorated for Halloween. We were only there during the daytime, so I…read morebet the real show happens after dark.

I drove by the last Friday evening in October, and the place was packed, no decent parking left, so…read moreI came back during the day on Sunday, and I am so glad I did. What a lovely place! Very spooky and creepy!

It was cute. Very short experience...maybe 15 minutes for $40+ so I don't really think it was…read moreworth the money, especially after waiting an hour in line. The sets were nice and detailed but the sound was subpar. Even with a microphone it was difficult to understand the lobby actor and with the TV going off inside the parlor the curator/explorer guy was hard to hear also. Some areas of the house seemed to lack any soundtrack at all.

This is well worth the time. The actors, costumes, makeup and sets all made this a great time.read more

I'm not a fan of jump scares. But DeLaporte Manor was different--it was a unique Halloween…read moreexperience, and I loved it! There are lots of rooms and puzzles to explore, and it took us about 40 minutes to complete. It's a great activity to do with a group of friends or family! The location is also perfect--surrounded by bars and restaurants, and the building even has a local brewery. It's super easy to meet up with friends before or after the escape.

From the owner: Delaporte Manor is a limited-run horror experience by the creators of Escape My Room…read more Part haunted house: Gasp-worthy jump scares and macabre vignettes await around every corner Part immersive theater: Live actors slip between friend and foe, offering clues or leading you astray Part escape room: Solve cryptic riddles and explore secret passages This is a scary interactive event. It is not recommended for pregnant women or small children.

First time visiting New Orleans and booked the French Quarter & Voodoo tour. We had a fabulous…read moreguide - Angela, who was very informative and entertaining. You could see she loves New Orleans and was excited to share her knowledge and stories with us.

We originally scheduled the ghosts and vampire tour for 8:00, but decided to see if we could change…read moreto the 6:00 tour. We were able to change without any problem. We meet up at the Voodoo Lounge, where there is a ticket office in the back room. We didn't live the bar--smelled a little bit like a sewer and the hurricanes were super sweet and kind of weak. But we did have but one get one, so wasn't that upset. The tour was great. We saw some interesting, haunted places and heard the history behind them. We didn't linger too long at any one place. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and funny, although he may have been a tad bit too heavy on the Catholic Church jokes. The tour ended at the LaLaurie house, and our guide shared a story about a little girl on who was recently on his tour who started crying and asked why there were dead people on the balcony. Spooky! I was so intrigued by what he said that I started looking up stories about Delphine LaLaurie and the haunting of the house. When I got home, I even started watching season 3 of American Horror Story, which has the character Delphine LaLaurie (accurate? No. Fun? Yes!). This was a fun way to spend the evening. There was an obnoxiously drunk guy on our tour, and our guide handled him well.

Went here for the first time today. Creepy and worth the walk there. Lady at the front desk and…read moreolder gentleman in tarot room were really nice and welcoming. There were many different haunted artifacts from all over the world in this place. I really enjoyed it and felt a bit creeped out.

Opinions will vary, personally I was disappointed. I believe I paid $10 and was given a laminated…read morecard(my choice) to walk through the haunted museum.There were alters, stuff kinda everywhere. No real organization to it. There were some creepy things sitting around. Entering the green door with x's on it to the upstairs portion was a bit eerie. With that being said, I was hoping for something more scary. Stop in and check it out for yourself, take your time and do the audio tour. Enjoy!

First, you go to Voodoo Lounge to get your wristband for the tour in the back room. With the…read morebooking of the tour you receive a bogo for a hurricane. Our tour guide was Gracie and she was great! She really took care of us in making sure we could all hear and to make sure we all stayed together. The walking tour was fun, informational, and well paced. In the middle of the tour, you get a break at one of the oldest bars in America and they offer restrooms for those who are over 21 and under. I would highly recommend it.

Probably one of the worst walking tours I've ever been on, and I've done quite a few, from Salem to…read moreSt. Petersburg. Maybe part of the mistake was booking a ghost tour in the French Quarter after dark, but even with that expectation, this experience missed the mark. The "headquarters" is attached to a bar, so when you arrive it feels more like a pregame party than the start of a guided tour. There were easily a couple hundred people packed between the bar, sidewalk, and parking lot, with no clear direction or organization. Total chaos. There was a long line that I assumed was for drinks, but it turned out to be for wristbands. No signage, no guidance, no communication. About five minutes after our scheduled start time, I was convinced our group had already left. Eventually, someone came out and started calling groups, but it felt completely disorganized. Once the tour finally got going, it became clear this wasn't really about ghost stories, it was more about drinking, joking around, and keeping things light. There was even a mid-tour bar stop, which just added to the number of heavily intoxicated people and took away from any kind of immersive or historical experience. This is where I left. To be fair, maybe a different time or a different company would've been better, but this one felt more like a bar crawl with a ghost theme than an actual ghost tour.