Get the Jazzy pass in the Le Pass app for a great deal on public transportation, including the…read moreAlgiers Ferry. A 3-day pass is only $8. This ferry takes you on the same water the paddle boat does for $55 a person! Please keep track of the operating times because they run on time. I can't tell you about parking because we took public transportation to the terminal. Upper and lower deck. Smooth, quick ferry ride to the point. Appeared clean and safe.

Hard to get any info ahead of time - the ticket kiosk is outside the ferry office where I knocked…read moreand got no help from employee inside . Luckily a very jaunty and friendly young man passing by helped me. Thank you!! Tickets for adults are very reasonable and can be used on any other transport if you're going around the city --pay for a jazzy pass if you're going to be out and about all day. We were just taking our grandsons out for fresh air, quick boat ride , time out for their parents and to visit the charming Algiers neighborhood. It takes only minutes to cross . Fun way to spend a few hours . Very scenic. Seniors pay 80 cents and the kids were free! Woohoo!

Algiers Ferry Terminal is the place you go to grab the ferry to travel across the river to NOLA…read more Really, what can you say about the terminal? It is well designed and it does its job very well. It is clean and it is very well maintained. What you should expect when you walk the gangplank towards the boat is that the guard who is stationed there will ask to check your backpack, if you are wearing one. No big deal. It's a quick check. I get it. You don't want anyone to bring a bomb, or anything like that, on board. The best way to get your ticket for the ferry is online and show it to the staff member via your phone. They have everything from one day to long term passes. I believe the best way to do, if you are not a local, is to get the Jazzy Pass. Then, you can buy it for one or however many days you will be in New Orleans. Overall, this is an easy way to get across the river. The staff are all nice. They do their job very well. And, you should have nothing to complain about.

Algiers Ferry Terminal is a short 5 mins. ferry trip across…read morethe mighty Mississippi River to Algiers Point a residential neighborhood. The ferry is double decker vessel has A/C plus seating inside as well as up staires, it was very clean,the staff was nice as well, it is very cheap and use the same tickets as NOLA MTA, $2.00 each way or you can get the jazzy pass for all day for .80 One of the best thing about taking this ferry is you will get some absoltely gorgeous pictures of NOLA.

Such a lovely little outing! Live music that is routed down to the dining area, with requests…read morekindly taken! They did a sweet birthday shout out to my love. Wonderful staff, friendly offering kind suggestions even for photos or silly actions. Food was great! The shrimp pasta was my favorite, least was the brisket it was more like ham- yet everything together.. wow. All of the sauces with the mashed potatoes or rolls wonderful. Filled up on bread pudding, a dessert I strongly associate with NOLA. Clean bathrooms, great ambience and lighting. Loved looking out of the Kings Room to see the paddle wheel working! Definitely a place I'd come back to!

Cool experience, the battlefield trip is very interesting. The historian did a great job talking to…read moreus about the neat facts. Rylie & Daniela were very fun to talk to and the shrimp Alfredo was delicious and the drinks were Devine. It's pretty basic in the inside but I think if you did the night jazz cruise it would be a lot more fun!

Calliope was way too loud while on the dock waiting. Not so bad when on board…read more Band in dinning room was nice Lunch had a nice salad, very well fried crispy catfish, jumbolia, red beans and rice. All very good Ended with a warm bread pudding Included water, ice tea , sweet tea All before we pulled out of port About $220 for 4 people Good narration while traveling the river. Mostly downstream from the dock.

Almost gave it 4 stars until I fell asleep on this afternoon cruise. We got the 2 pm jazz cruise…read more Didn't do the food with it because it wasn't recommended by most. Arrive around 130. No direction given as to where to line up, where to show our ticket. Finally stopped someone with a name tag and they just pointed to a line of people. So we line up under this tent. We are out of the sun but there's zero air moving with 2 fans. Its 93 degrees n I am very much a fan of heat but not like that. Anyhow, someone comes thru the line n scans your ticket barcode before boarding. They could just put this in the instructions/email or something. Over that, there's several bars throughout the boat and a snack bar downstairs with hotdogs etc. Drinks were fine. Didn't eat This is why I took another star away. Unless u buy the lunch plated food you really need to sit outside. The tables inside are reserved for them. The band is playing inside so u cant hardly them. The narrator during the cruise was difficult to hear which prompted my impromptu afternoon nap. Woke up when we were docking. Heard better jazz from my hotel balcony.

Excellent experience for a beautiful New Orleans day. Lovely and relaxing hour with our excellent…read moregondolier Robert. You can experience this year round. Christmas is a beautiful time with the lights. The gondola is also popular for weddings and proposals. Very highly recommended.

Roberteaux brought us a little piece of Venice to New Orleans. Literally. We had a lovely ride on…read morethe beautiful Bella Mae, our Venetian crafted gondola imported from beautiful Italy. We had a beautiful time circling on the lake next to the museum where you can see the outdoor exhibit. We brought our own wine and snacks and Roberto had glasses and an ice bucket at the ready. Great experience. I would definitely recommend adding it to your NOLA itinerary.

I really recommend this. I was also on the fence about it but I found it really interesting and it…read morewas amazing to see all the float statues. Fascinating to see and hear how they make them and how they also make others throughout the country. Hubby bought the tickets directly from their site. I can get picked up at several location we got picked up at a location closest to our hotel but afterwards we got dropped off at a different location (our choice) so that we can continue our day as a tourist. If this is your first time in NOLA- definitely do this. It's educational!

A group of friends and I visited Mardi Gras World during one of our New Orleans trips, and while it…read moreis cool to see some of the old parade floats, I don't know if it's worth a whole trip to see it. The floats are kind of stacked in front of and around each other, but you can still tell what you're looking at because they are so huge. We saw Buzz Lightyear, Spock, Pepé Le Pew, and other gigantic floats, with some non licensed floats like a greek soldier, a fountain, a cow, and a buck toothed dragon. Now here is where things got a little weird. When we got there, we definitely did NOT do a tour, like the website says is required. We perused the gift shop, bought a few things, and then walked through the warehouse by ourselves and saw the floats on our way out. Mardi Gras World is a pretty neat place to visit, but it's definitely outside the central area of New Orleans. For just a quick stop to shop and see a few floats it's fine, but I think if I went back, I would definitely seek out the tour and figure out how to do that!

Sunset cruise was great. I went with hubby and family. We had a good time and the music kept some…read moreof us dancing. The dj was good and the music was a slow build but eventually it's was non stop hits. Small snacks available similar to a concession stand so don't come too hungry. Mixed drink selection is small but good, but other alcoholic beverages are available. I didn't use restroom to give a review on that. Please tip the bartenders & DJ. Come ready to enjoy the cruise,music, and vibes. Staff was friendly and we will be back.

Excellent tour - we cruised into the bay, saw dolphins! - and watched the sunset. Bar was…read morewell-equipped with drinks, and fair prices.

We've been to NOLA many times but have never taken the street car, so on a recent visit our…read moreconcierge recommended we try it and we did! It's a cool, nostalgic way to travel throughout the city. It's much quicker than walking, which is a plus. The day we took it, it was beautiful out, so all the windows were open and it was nice. But I couldn't imagine how it would be when it's really hot or raining and those windows aren't open. Overall, I'd do it again!

If you're ever in New Orleans this is a must to do, take the St.Charles Streetcar Line, this is a…read moregreat way to some of NOLA really cheap. The NOLA St.Charles Streetcar Line is historic plus this the oldest stil working streetcar in the world, It run from the French Quarter to up towns and neighborhoods, passing gorgeous homes and manstions, the line is known for its dark green cars, which date back to the 1920s. You will hear this streetcar before you see it, it runs 24/7 7days a week, it is $1.25 each way or you get the jazzy pass for unlimited rides for .80 ifn your age is right, this was truly fantastic experience, there are about five different streetcars here also continuousy running, Canal Street Line, Riverfront Line, Rampart & Claude Line. We only road two streetcars, they both were clean, both conductor was nice and friendly...A big shout out to Streetcar Sue.

Great tour and not overly expensive. Plenty of seating and gives some history about the river and…read morelocations near the river. Offer some food, drinks for sale. Or you can book the steamboat and meal together (must be in advance). Highly recommended to do when visiting New Orleans.

A steamboat ride is something everyone should consider doing if visiting NOLA. We were there for a…read moreSunday brunch. We were able to walk from our hotel near Bourbon street. We got there 15 minutes early and were surprised there was a long line already, although it moves pretty quickly. You have the option to get a photo take (which you can purchase on board), but we declined. There are multiple decks and you are given a time to have the brunch which is on the bottom deck. The decks above have bars and then one deck has the band (which was excellent). I enjoyed the brunch, it had all of your brunch favorites. Some in our party did not like it so much. Sweet tea is included or you can purchase mimosas or other drinks. You get a really nice view of NOLA on the trip and I learned a lot about city I did not know. It is really peaceful sitting on deck watching the city go by, really worthwhile.

I booked Wizeridz, and she picked my son up for 4 days. I paid her. Then, I paid 2 weeks at the end…read moreof November to the first week of December in advance. She didn't show up. Not one phone call or text. I called and texted her nothing. I gave her time to respond, but still nothing. I asked for a refund, but there was still no response. I support small businesses it's ashame that she claims to be safe rides for women and child and runs off with my single mom money . All I wanted was a safe ride for my son.

From the owner: For Woman and Children only Rideshare or Taxi Service…read more We want safety to be the most important feature of our rides. Drivers are only Women and only allowed to pick up women & children. Complimentary bottled water and emergency wifi if needed. All drivers are CPR certified/drug tested/MVR checked/Background checked as well. Dashcams are recording each trip to maintain the safety of passengers & drivers from unexpected events. First Aid kits are available if needed. We make sure vehicles are cleaned, washed, vacuumed, & sanitized daily to maintain that safe clean atmosphere per ride. Rides can be booked via website or just give us a call/text. Please allow 10 minutes before scheduling ride. Thank you!