Review: Killers and Thrillers Ghost Tour, Ghost City Tours
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What’s the big picture here?
This adults-only tour goes deep into the city's most notorious crimes. Our group was small enough to make this walking tour of NOLA's Westside extra spooky.
Tell us about your fellow tourees.
Ninety minutes of walking is a bit much for those with mobility issues, but everyone else seemed to enjoy this series of true crime tales immensely.
How are the guides, then?
The guide didn't go overboard on the drama; he let the spooky history speak for itself.
Anything you’ll be remembering weeks or months or years from now?
Let's just say I won't look at the French Quarter the same way again.
Money, time—how can we make the most of both?
People who dig the darker side of documentaries and the human condition will find much to unpack here.
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