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.

My wedding on this Paddlewheeler was absolutely beautiful!!! Karen was the most perfect wedding…read morecoordinator for my boat wedding! She made sure I had everything I needed during the reception. I live in Florida and had to coordinate everything long distance. She was the perfect one for the job! My guests loved the food! I would definitely recommend this Paddlewheeler if you're saying "I do"!

A great time was had on this vessel! The food buffet was ok as some items that should've been warm…read morewere cool. But the bread pudding was awesome! Yall this place is definitely a good time !

One of the best dinner cruises I have been on! I decided to partake in the buffet dinner just to…read moreget the full experience. I selected the 6PM seating time so that I would be done with the meal by the time the Steamboat Natchez starts moving around 7PM. The dining area interior space was lovely and expansive with chandeliers, as well as a stage area. Each table had a bowl of Caesar Salad placed there already. Lettuce was nice and crunchy, with plenty of tangy dressing and croutons. Upon being seated, the server took drink orders and I selected Iced Tea (one of the complimentary beverages being offered). The Iced Tea was sweet and refreshing. Next, we were served Gumbo with rice, which was warm, flavorful, and comforting. As for the buffet, there was Shrimp Pasta, a few different saucy dishes made with veggies and meat, potatoes with bacon and peas, Prime Rib, Fried Chicken, and Green Beans. I really enjoyed the Shrimp Pasta, which was made with creamy, well seasoned sauce, and tender shrimp. The saucy dishes were cooked well and bold in flavor. Prime Rib was a little tough. Fried Chicken was delightfully crispy, but a bit on the dry side and could have used more flavor. Green Beans had a perfect consistency with yummy seasoning. For dessert, I tried both the Bread Pudding and Cheesecake with tasty coffee. Both were delicious in their own way. Bread Pudding was dense, with a milky, velvety smooth topping, while the Cheesecake was more light and airy, yet still rich. Service was solid. The waitress was friendly and attentive. Everything (drinks, appetizer, dessert, coffee) came out in a timely manner and the main dishes were part of the buffet. When done eating, I went out to take in golden hour sunset, then headed up to the top deck, where I found a seat. Live jazz music was performed throughout the evening. It was a perfect night for feeling the wind in my hair, watching the skyline go by along the Mississippi River, and the twinkling lights of the city as the sky turned dark. I really enjoyed myself on this iconic Jazz Cruise along Mississippi River.

Opted for the cruise only ( there are options which meals) seating is first come. It was about 1.5…read morehrs first half was going up the river - there's a guy on the microphone giving you all the details about buildings and boats and fun facts about NOLA and the surrounding area. The second half the jazz band plays. Throughout the cruise you're allowed to roam around visit the bars on each end and even the engine room! Bar had good options from local beers to specialty cocktails and you could even buy snacks! I had a sweet tooth and got a chocolate covered elephant ear which was literally the size of my head! Cruise was long but it was nice to just sit around and see the city from a different view!

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.

It was amazing and relaxing taking this gondola ride along the New Orleans Museum of Art and…read morelooking at their art while enjoying a peaceful gondola ride. It was perfect weather as well to go around 6pm. It was great to hear his story of how he brought the one and only gondola ride to New Orleans and how he's survived while facing adversity throughout the years to continue to bring everyone a memorable gondola experience! It's perfect for special occasions as well like wedding proposals! He's witnessed over 800 on that gondola alone!

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!

I recently visited Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World and overall had a good experience. The host was…read moregreat--very welcoming and knowledgeable--which really added to the visit. There's a lot of interesting history behind Mardi Gras, and it was fascinating to see the craftsmanship and learn how everything comes together behind the scenes. One downside is parking. There's no free parking available, and the closest option is about a block away, costing around $23, which felt a bit inconvenient. I would recommend checking it out at least once, especially if you're interested in Mardi Gras history and culture. That said, it's probably not something I'd go back to a second time.

We had the best time on Ship Island! From the moment you step onto the dock, you're treated like…read morefamily. Every staff member was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, making the entire experience stress-free and enjoyable. This is an absolute must-do if you're visiting the Gulfport area! We had four kids ranging in age from 10 to 15, and every one of them had an amazing time. Days later, they're still talking about the ferry ride, the beach, and all the fun they had. We can't wait to come back!

Let me say that the staff working on the boat are exceptionally nice. However, it was nice and…read morequiet until, and we are on the turn around cruise, until they picked up way to many people from the island. I wish I would have knew or I wouldn't of booked it. There were a lot of kids, so if you like noise and people that don't care what their children do then book it, otherwise I say get the sunset cruise for people over 21...and yes, if you don't watch your children you should be asked to go sit indoors. Otherwise this boat ride was very scenic.

Around noon on 12/24/25, we rode a very crowded street car towards Bourbon Street. There were two…read moreAfrican American conductors (one was in training). All of a sudden, the trainee slammed on the brakes coming to a sudden stop for no reason and everyone shifted forward. Unfortunately, I was thrown off the step into the fare box after knocking the glasses off the poor gentleman sitting in front of me. It didn't matter that I was holding the strap as well as holding onto my husband. The man in charge took the trainee off and went behind a vehicle to scold him. Upon returning, he jokingly said we had an emergency stop. Never asked if anyone was injured. Stupidly, I never spoke up because I was embarrassed by the event. I immediately called the company after getting off and gave all my information. I told them I had just had meniscus surgery. I was informed I'd hear back after the holidays. Not getting any call, I called them. They claimed no record of this. I then spoke to claims who, unfortunately, didn't tell me I should definitely get a claim in. I called several times speaking to so many departments and people. I was assured the video onboard never would be deleted, so timing was fine. Weeks went by. I called several more times. I finally put a claim in. Mardi Gras came. Another excuse to have to wait due to the holiday. Well low-and-behold, the video is gone! Likely story! How hard would it have been to figure out who the workers were on Christmas Eve (and shame on them for never reporting it)?! I'm now needing another surgery on my meniscus as well as rotator cuff. No apologies, no responsibility, no claim of fault...just a very convenient missing video. Race is mentioned only because I'd love the people in charge to do their job and identify them. No other reason.

Such an affordable, convenient way to get to FQ, Garden District and Carrollton. We took the whole…read moreroundrip tour, only $1.25 for the full loop, and enjoyed seeing some beautiful parts of the city while resting our feet a bit. While it can be standing room only on the weekends or during parades, if you ride far enough, you'll definitely get a seat and have a lovely, breezy view of the southwest side of Nola.

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!