I love WAKA and would highly recommend it to all young adults (21+) in New Orleans! Whether you're…read morejust moving to New Orleans or have been living here for years, WAKA makes it easy to meet new people and gets you involved in new activities. I've tried both kickball and dodgeball and have had a ton of fun playing both and have met great new people! There are kickball leagues for all levels (some nights are more competitive than others) but if you contact the franchise owner Sean he will be happy to help you find the right league for you! My favorite thing about WAKA is the community feel. Everyone will play games at the field and then there is a league bar where everyone goes after and hangs out. The leagues vary but some have flip cup games going on, dodgeball has a variety of bar games (pool, air hockey, beer pong, etc.), and all of them have a keg for the WAKA players. The leagues cost about $69 for the season but it comes with a free shirt and free beer at the bar. Just a tip: most of the teams are established so I recommend joining with a friend or 2 or creating your own team! If you join with a friend you can request for them to be put on the same team as you. I highly recommend WAKA New Orleans for all of your adult entertainment needs (but not those needs...)

Jefferson Indoor Sports is a great spot for birthday parties, especially for kids with lots of…read moreenergy. The indoor fields gave the kids plenty of space to run, play, and stay entertained with bouncy houses, games, and activities. Jermaine is very inviting, he takes a lot of pressure off parents since the facility provides a structured, active environment. The party setup was smooth, and Jermaine kept the kids engaged the entire time. Guest of different ages were able to enjoy themselves playing free arcade games, as well.

Awesome place for a party! Very involved to make everyone happy and the kids had a blast! So many…read moredifferent activities for the kids

Great indoor practice facility. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. This is the perfect…read moreplace to get in some BP without dealing with the summer heat and inclement weather. I brought my son here for some one-on-one instruction. He learned more in one hour than I could teach him 1 year. They were extremely knowledgeable about the sport of baseball and skilled in their training and teaching techniques. I would definitely recommend this institution for any players or teams looking for a place to further develop their baseball or softball skills.

From the owner: Louisiana Baseball and Softball Academy offers a 25,000 sq ft indoor, climate controlled training…read morefacility. LBSA offers 8 batting cages (equipped with tees, balls, and L-screens), pitching mounds, and a 10,000 sq ft playing field. We offer team and individual training areas, private and group lessons, college showcases, camps, and clinics. LBSA can accommodate team batting or fielding practices, as well as individual member workouts.

Really. No one has reviewed the great city of Kenner? I find this hard to believe. After all, we…read moreall go to Kenner to go to the airport. Otherwise Kenner is just a suburb of New Orleans which is really too bad because it' has a really long history. Did you know that there used to be a street car all the way from the city to Williams & Jefferson Highway? It ceased in 1931.

Review #200. Since I did review #100 on the city of Portland, I figured that I would do a city for…read morereview #200. Kenner is a suburb of New Orleans that is home to the major airport for the area. It is home to Lafrienerre park, a large park with a concert meadow, dog park, lakes, walking paths and so much more. It is the 6th largest city in Louisiana. This is a sleepy suburb that hasn't had much going on. The Louis Armstrong airport, which services New Orleans is located here. It is home to the training camp for both the basketball team and the football teams for New Orleans, and home to the minor league baseball team for the area. Esplanade Mall is in Kenner, is huge, but is largely outdated. I don't think this has been a major source of excitement in quite sometime. It is as if the zombie apocolypes has happened, and the undead haven't made it here. The living don't really show up here either, but I think that malls across the country are having this issue as well. The only Octoberfest in the area is in Kenner, by the river. The only interesting thing I could find out about Kenner is that in 1982, Pan Am Flight 759 crashed in a residential area of Kenner when a microburst forced it down. 8 people on the ground were killed, as were all 145 people on the aircraft. Six houses were completely destroyed and five more substantially damaged. Again. the only gender neutral restrooms are port-a-johns, which are only available under certain conditions, like festivals.

Is this a listing for the whole city? I hope so because it's the review I'm posting…read more Westwego is a lot like the rest of the Westbank: unless you have a specific reason to go there, there is really no reason to go there. The nightlife is non existent, there's no shopping to speak of and the stores they do have are pretty dated. The thing about 'wego is this; it's more like a small town than a city. They have a little court house and all that. The one selling point is the fact that their DMV is pretty painless. Don't speed when you are in Westwego. Years ago I got a ticket for doing 8 over the limit. No kidding. Also, a lot of the residential streets have a speed limit of 15mph and cops will be parked on those streets ready to pull you over if you are going 20mph. Don't tempt fate. These days I only find myself in this part of town if, for some reason, I decide to take the Huey Long bridge.