John Ryan Stadium is an impressive Ball Park for the High School Level. The sight lines are good,…read morebleachers are abundant, bathrooms are clean and the food is good. The field is turf which means less cancellations due to NOLA rain. John Ryan is the home of the Jesuit Blue Jays. I encourage catching a Jesuit vs Brother Martin Game.

This is as top notch as I can imagine a High School Baseball Stadium can get. The facilities are…read morereally outstanding, and they even get Cottage catering to do the concessions.

I love this place! The new GM is making great changes over at Zephyr Field and the experience there…read moreis so much fun. It's a great place for dates, groups of people, birthdays, friends, anything! I love to go and watch a game. Their nightly specials are awesome too (thirsty thursday!) They even have a band area where you can hang out after the game and catch a live performance. The fireworks there are pretty awesome too. All around great experience and cool place to hang out. They even have a pool if that's your sort of thing! And you can buy really cheap tickets to sit on the levee but even closer seats aren't that expensive.

They were completely out of their league in hosting the Mumford and Sons concert. Staff was rude,…read morenot helpful, overly rule oriented, and a general pain. My partner and I wasted money on tickets and did not get to see the band. It was suppose to be a special trip to New Orleans for my birthday and turned into a ridiculous night while at the field. They would not let in merchandise bought at the bands merchandise table--a throw to be specific. Gave us no way to get around that banned except to put in our car, which we did not bring because they specifically said parking was going to be limited and encouraged folks to take other ways of being there. Staff did not offer any suggestions until we demanded--yes demanded to see a manager. Who then nicely took the blanket and gave us a claim ticket. We got in the field finally, was told there was no smoking and we would have to leave to smoke, but could not come back in. When we pressed the issue we got surrounded by security so felt forced to leave. There is no way I will ever go back to this stadium!

Excellent park. It never crowded when I go there. It has a lot of trees that provide shade from the…read moresun and heat.

Lasalle Park doesn't offer much to do except exercise along the jogging path or walk along the…read morenature center promenade. It is a clean park though so that is always good. If you are looking for a tranquil place to relax or a quiet place to jog this park fits the bill quite well. In fact you feel quite isolated if you're jogging here as I have rarely ever seen more than 30ppl here at the same time. If you are coming to the park to entertain the kiddos they will get bored here rather quickly as there is no kids playground, no ponds, no ducks, no carousels, no rides, etc. You get the picture. There are softball and soccer fields but I believe those are for organized competition only and not for recreational use. I have never seen anyone use those fields except during league play. I still like this park though because it is quiet and they do have a small sculpture garden. Most of the time, though, I prefer lots of activity around me so I prefer parks with lots of people around.

Metairie Park is always so clean and pristine -- truly a beautifully maintained space. I love the…read morefacilities, and the gym was perfect for summer camp this year. My son had an absolute blast! I also really enjoyed the walking path, with so many peaceful areas to focus on health and wellness. There are plenty of fun play areas for the kids, making it a great spot for families. A wonderful community park that we look forward to visiting again and again.

This park is awesome. I'm so glad that it remained open during lockdown. I was able to leave my…read morehouse and workout here. There's lots of space and it never felt crowded, even when it was peak workout time for park patrons. I also love the track that goes all the way around the park. It's nearly a mile, so it's easy to get my 3 miles in.

Y'all, this is a community college baseball stadium but they host high school teams in summer. They…read morehave THE BEST hot dogs. They're plump and only $3. If you drive by Delgado and see the stadium open, pop your head in for a Rooney Dog. Yum!!!!!

my school had a football game here last night and it was very clean and the staff checking us in,…read moreas well as the staff we purchased snacks from were very friendly

Great venue for catching some local baseball. You'll want to make time to see The Babycakes play…read morethis year as this is their last season in New Orleans! Before we get AA Team replacement, we will have to wait at least a whole year! So make the drive out to Metairie, get a ticket (under $20) and enjoy the open space under the bright lights of the stadium. I can't think of a better way to spend these warm Spring nights, the smell of fresh cut grass, hot dogs, cracker jacks and cold beers, the occasional heckler sitting near left field....always a good time. Check The Babycakes website for nightly promotions and giveaway nights!

This place was pretty cool and interesting g, I only came here for their batting cages and was good…read moreto teach my nephew how to bat and swing at some balls. Did see little kids playing dodgeball and a whole baseball team doing batting practice. What they need to improve is on their sanitation practices at-least for the bats, helmets.

I first heard about Big Easy sportsplex from a coworker that was working at Big Easy…read moresimultaneously. I'm not sure if he still works here, but Brandon Rousseve is definitely an amazing personal trainer and baseball player! Anyway, I've been wanting to check it out since about 2011 when I heard the jaw-dropping words "indoor batting cages." What could be better than an indoor place to play your favorite sports during our hot and humid summers? Of course, it would be even better if I had come when I could actually PLAY one of these sports; unfortunately, my injured wrist won't be permitting that anytime soon. Besides batting cages they have a baseball diamond, basketball courts, an indoor volleyball court, free weights, and a concession stand just to name a few things. From what I can see, it looks like they have some weight machines on the second floor. I'm guessing this might come with one of their fitness packages. Big Easy Sportsplex is definitely one of New Orleans' hidden gems. It's a great play to play indoors with a very fair price that won't break the bank. Thank you to the person who decided to create this great place! I can't wait to come enjoy it when my wrist is healed. In the meantime, I'll sit back, drink my icee, and watch my friends. I met Josh Tolbert towards the end of the night, and he gave me a mini tour. Thanks, Josh!

Another mini-park within Audubon that feels nice, it actually reminds me of suburban parts of…read moreEuropean cities. Not to play it up too much, but it feels like one of those quiet, under-appreciated spaces that every big city inevitably has.

-1 star for being a duplicate entry to the colloquial name for this park, the fly…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-fly-new-orleans). Notice that the common name has over 20 reviews, while the proper name only 1...OK, now 2. This is a great spot to watch the river float by and to play on a jungle gym or to watch kids play sports (soccer, baseball, etc). Sunday nights are cruise night so don't get caught in the traffic. Also, I've heard reports that they may close access down for months to work on the levees.