Krystal L.

This was a must stop for us because we loved the Duck Dynasty show and all the family stands for! Was disappointed the tour which was self guided cost $20 a person. There were four of us so we couldn't afford that. It does come with a $20 duck call you get to make yourself but none of us hunt. Wish there had been an option to do the tour for $5-$10 without the duck call. Shopped in the gift shop and enjoyed looking around. Staff was nice!

Shari S.

Duck Commander was moderately interesting.... There was a selection of duck calls and other well chosen merchandise inside. They seemed keen on getting customers to take their $20 tour which we declined to do. There was also a small enclosure in front of the store with 2-3 poor ducks squawking and wandering around in the mud. Skip this unless you have absolutely nothing else to do in Monroe.

i am fuming! my son is from monroe louisiana and he and nikki lane are in california and just released a song. some fruit loop in california was really giving my son a hard time about his 'duck dynasty looks' he even went so far saying that duck dynasty died 10 years ago and my son was very professional and he said that he was from monroe louisiana and the duck dynasty look will never die in louisiana. this louisiana mama is . duck dynasty look will never die in this state and i am proud to be from louisiana as my son cotton is. if my comment is not appropriate for this page then please delete it. i just have to brag about being proud of our duck dynasty family and their looks will never die

Rudy J.

Cool place. If you like the show like our family does you're going to get a kick out of this place. My kids really enjoyed seeing all the cool stuff that had seen on TV. Thank you for opening up to the public Robertson family.

Manuela P.

What a kick this was! Hubby & I tjhurghly enjoyed our 2 hours here! The last tour is at 3:30, they close at 5. Our tour was for 3, but none after us. There was a huge group of loud kids in our group that we let rush ahead of us. That was the BEST plan as they all rushed, we took our time and had the place to our selves. The warehouse seen in the show is now a huge maze type exhibit. We each were given a pink duck call and along the way you will be shown (video) how to put it together. TAKE your TIME! There is so much to see here, being self -guided you have the chance to hear certain videos (all through the tour) on repeat. MILITARY SERVICE? Show ID and get the tour for only $10 bucks! We (being retired Navy) enjoyed so much the pictures and stories from Uncle Si ! Did you know he does a podcast there in building 3 days a week? You may see him one day. The history and stories of the family members were wonderful. We never knew all the various involvements they have/had. It is a true, and sometimes sad, true events of the family. Take the time to read and listen. Lastly, the duck call you get to put together is a $20 call hanging in the gift shop.

Phuong N.

I never got into the show but my sister and nephew are a huge fan. I was told not to come home emptying handed without a souvenir lol...The museum is near my hotel. I've read the reviews that it cost so much to see but I only paid $20 and at the end of the self tour, you get to choose a gift bag from three bend and a duck whistle that you get to put together during your tour. It was worth the money for the tour because you get to see the beginning before the show made them famous, family life, businesses and to having one of the family going on Dancing with the Stars. Before you head on the tour, you will enter the gift shop that as T shirt , shot glass, pots and pans, socks, caps, DVDs, cookbooks and many great gifts souvenir. They have a few cool worthy photo ops inside the gift shop and outdoor.

Trish S.

I don't really want to rate Duck Commander down, but this rating is mostly for informational purpose at this time (visited yesterday). Based on all the wonderful pictures folks have posted in the past, the Duck Commander store that is famously seen on Duck Dynasty looks like it is currently providing only a fraction of the usual fanfare and ability to roam. Totally understandable with the pandemic craziness. When you enter, there's maybe only a quarter to 1/5th of what you can normally access. They're supporting the whole social distancing thing, but it's really an honor system. I did overhear Willie & Korie had stopped by earlier since they still run the business (to which one of the other tourists told her husband, "You made me miss 'em!")... so I'm glad that there wasn't some corporate takeover by A&E. I ended up getting some T-Shirts (amazingly soft), a OD green/black hat, and Si-cology 101 - they also threw in some free temporary tattoos of Bible verses (my Christian side appreciates this). The Bible verses made me change the 3 star review into a 4 star review. I wouldn't drive hours out of the way to come - at least not right now - but if you're in town like I was and had free time to kill... go stop by. Just make sure you've readjusted your expectations... I'm sure they place would be more interactive with visitors/fans if health hazards weren't an issue.

Sharon S.

Fun place for duck commander enthusiasts! It was bigger then I expected with lots to see. Staff is helpful and they appreciate military! Tip- if going here and Miss Kay's - you get $2 off so do the tour first!

Kathleen J.

We decided to visit while we were in the area for a visit. We loved the show, and thought it would be fun to check it out. It's basically a souvenir shop and they also offer tours. They have quite a few collectibles, t-shirts, etc., even some at pretty reasonable prices. There are also some duck calls thrown in for good measure. If you check in on YELP you can get a free souvenir Si Tea cup. That was a nice touch. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We were a bit disappointed though at the price of the tours. We'd planned to take a tour, but at $20 per adult, we found it to be a bit high for what we expected it to be. We've done tours of other locations for shows for A&E (Pawn Stars, Counting Cars, Rick's Restorations, etc.) and the prices for those, including the tour guide and bus ride were less per stop. If the price was more in the $12 to even $15 range, we may have done the tour. $40 for two adults was a bit high. That's the only reason I'm giving it only a 3-star rating. It's worth a stop if you want to see some memorabilia, and get a few souvenirs. Just be prepared for $20 a head for adults for the tour.

The tour was great Employees We're great only thing wrong is the store isn't as big as it used to be but that's ok because it still was a great experience and I'm pretty sure the guys were recording their podcasts while we were there because the cashier said that we have to be really quiet while we were in the duck call room

Janet E.

We are huge fans of the show and needed to make a stop here during our visit to New Orleans. When we first walked in we were offered a green screen photo op. $20 for 2 photos. You can also email a copy of your photos too (included in the cost). Its not so visibly advertised but for $20 a person they offer a tour of the warehouse and duck call room. During our tour, we met Jay Stone (son- in-law of Alan) who was making duck calls. We also made our own duck calls. With admission we got to keep the duck calls, choose a bobble head, and choose a hat (either adult size or kid size). Kids under 6 enter for free but if the kids want to make their own duck call then admission is $20 per kid. The warehouse has lots of merchandise but I was bummed they didnt have a t-shirt in my size. When I asked the employees there about other sizes, I was repeatedly told that the sizes on the racks were all they had. What they didn't know was that I had seen parts of the warehouse that stored the t-shirts (during the duck call tour) and I knew other sizes were available. I wasn't sure why no one was willing to help me locate my size. Don't they want to sell more stuff to get rid of their inventory? The t-shirts here (that are mostly too small or too large) had cool designs. The drawings were done by Mojo. We had stopped by Mojo's actual store to see if we could find other cool t-shirts but the ones at Duck Commander were way cooler. They had some items on sale. We got a good deal on some t-shirts which were only $5. There were other cool items for purchase such as cookware, cups, CDs, duck calls, wireless keyboards, wireless mouse, books, home decor, spices, salsa, sauces, candles, loofahs, wristbands, paddle boat, paddles, children's guitars, bandanas, wall decorations, etc. Definitely check this place out and do the duck tour if you can. The back of the duck tour ticket gives you $2 off a snowball at John Luke and Willie's Ice Cabin which is located on the opposite side of the warehouse. The place loses a star because we felt the employees here were not very friendly (except for the photo people--they were friendly!) P.S. I think a new exhibit is coming to duck commander because I saw this website on one of my receipts: http://duckcommandertheexperience.com/

Dominik D.

For all the political stuff this show attracts, it seemed like a fairly non-controversial place to do business. The lady in front seemed pleasant, the place seemed spacious and clean, and it even has a little duck pen in front.