New Orleans Cruise Reviews

Unique port exit and entrance up and down the Mississippi. Town isn't our style but unique to visit. Parking is expensive for a one ton truck. $340/wk ...

If you have time be sure to add a day or two before and after to visit this historic gem filled with fun and fabulous food ...

This port was very cheap and had great parking and the ramps were very easy to get on and parking has never been easier! ...

The World War II museum is one of the best museums in the country. We could have spent 2 days in that museum and they are still adding on to it. ...

The French Quarter was packed. Lots and lots of people. Too much odor of weed, but people very friendly. ...

scary, filthy port with homeless people surrounding the whole thing. Difficult to get in and out of the cruising area. ...

Debauchery at it's peak I suppose. We're not huge drinkers although people certainly did over indulge! We went to a daytime parade which was nice & family friendly - be prepared for crowds and long wait times and everything runs late. Also did a night time parade where the debauchery comes to life. Lots of booze and weed were being consumed, but it was a good experience overall. It's worth ...

Foodies and blues fans this is your heaven! Charred oysters from Dragos, beignets from cafe du mounde, gumbo and po boys galore! Worth a go! ...

This is a great city to visit. Don't just take a bus tour...spend at least three days exploring by foot and the hop-on/hop-off (a three day pass includes two guided tours). The city is filled with history, the restaurants are fantastic, and the music is spectacular. Walk the streets of the French Quarter and night and immerse yourself in the street music and night life. ...

Lots of time spent in traffic. ...