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in Bay St. Louis with ghost stories told like never before. With stops along the way for an adult beverage (or two), the walk is as much about socializing as it is about shivers down the spine. The tour visits old cemeteries, city hall sites and train depots—while still maintaining a cryptic, Scooby-Dooish vibe.
Mystic Ghost Rides doesn’t just stick to Halloween. Johnson has created seasonal experiences like the Voodoo Love Boat Tour and the Creepy Christmas Cruise with Santa and the Rougarou, blending storytelling, theatrical flair and local lore.
“It’s not about making people believe in ghosts,” she said. “It’s about entertaining them. I won’t let anyone leave without a smile and a memory.”
Over the past few years, Mystic Ghost Rides has drawn visitors from all over the world, eager to experience the Gulf Coast in a way that’s equal parts spooky, educational and theatrical. “Being on the Coast, close to New Orleans, our guests love to dress up and embrace the fun,” Jenny said.
And as long as she can, Mystic Molly plans to keep them entertained, season
after season, with stories that linger in the mist long after the boats have docked.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, adventurous or just curious, Mystic
Ghost Rides offers a chillingly good
time. So, grab a jacket, a flashlight and a camera—you never know what you might see lurking in the shadows. Book a tour today... if you dare.
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