Haunted USA

In the series premiere, tourists journey through Crescent City locations, including La Petit Thèâtre, a supposedly haunted playhouse; "Cities of the Dead" (aboveground cemeteries of the Big Easy); Manchac Swamp, home to the curse of voodoo doctor Julia Brown; Boutique du Vampyre; New Orleans Secrets Tours (séances at North Rampart Street townhouse); House at 1022 Royal Street (Ghost City Tours); The Mortuary (a real haunted attraction); Muriel's Jackson Square Bistro; and The Andrew Jackson Hotel.

Tourists travel to Salem, Massachusetts, a.k.a. "Witch City", home of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Sites include: Witch Trials Memorial; 194 Cabot Street (former Odd Fellows headquarters, now Black Veil Studios tattoo parlor; Crow Haven Corner, a witch shop; Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast in Fall River, home to axe-murder victims; Gallows Hill, where accused witches were hanged; Old Burying Point, a graveyard claimed to be haunted by infant spirits who died of smallpox; and Saint Peter's Episcopal Church, where it is claimed the ghost of Peter English still lingers.

Tourists make their way through New York, the "City that Never Sleeps". Sites include: Grand Central Terminal's The Campbell Bar; Rolling Hills Asylum in East Bethany; the townhouse on Mulberry Street (home to a psychic medium for celebrities); Morris-Jumnel Mansion, where a wife allegedly left her husband to die after a carriage accident; the Merchant's House, said to be haunted by its former owner; the Shanley Hotel in Napanoch, claimed to be haunted by a little girl who drowned in a well; and Fort Totten in Queens.

Tourists travel to the low country of Savannah, claimed to be "one of the most haunted cities in the country". Sites include; the Gribble House where a triple axe murder took place in 1909; The Pirate's House, a 250 year old establishment that has tunnels leading to the river; The Moon River Brewing Company, a building built in 1864 which once served as a hotel and a hospital during a yellow fever epidemic.