Great place for a fun day with friends under the sun! The price is very reasonable : $25/person for…read more2hrs. The instructor was very nice. She even accepted to take some pictures of us. Highly recommend!

Went here for my birthday, great time, solid amenities, a really well thought out experience.read more

I had such a great time at zipnola first time and we would definitely come again, The guides were…read moregreat and the experience was 10/10

My best friend and I had the absolute best time ziplining in New Orleans! Flying over the alligator…read morewaters was such a crazy and unforgettable experience, it was thrilling, beautiful, and honestly just so much fun. The views of the swamp were incredible, the first jump is definitely the scariest but after that it's a breeze, the whole adventure felt safe and well organized from start to finish. Our guides, Tiffany and DJ, truly made the experience. They were hilarious, super encouraging, and made everyone feel comfortable and excited the whole time. You can tell they love what they do, and their energy made the trip even better. If you're looking for something fun and unique to do in New Orleans, I 100% recommend this zipline tour. I would do it again in a heartbeat!

The staff at Harry's is super helpful. I am new to their shop, but they treated me with the same…read morefriendly and welcoming attitude I get from my home dive shop. The shop is clean and well stocked with gear. They also have a large heated indoor pool that is used for training. Very impressive shop!

I've been bringing my son here since July. He's taught by Ryleigh, and she has done a fantastic job…read morehelping him improve his skills. I can see such a big difference and I'm so impressed. She's awesome and I'm glad we're here.

This Motorsport is about 25 minutes away from downtown NOLA but if you have kids or you are a kid…read moreat heart, this is the place to go. They have pizza, beer, margaritas and a blue electric lemonade for the adults. There are arcades, go cart and the CLAW. There's also a DOTS ice cream machine and souvenirs. So fill up your game card and bounce to the music in the background and enjoy all the flashing neon colors. We came during Halloween so we were able to shoot some zombies. Always be patient as there will be a wait and remember your manners as there are little ones who are out enjoying with their families. We always want to make a good impression on our future leaders and caretakers.

I wasn't the one who made reservations, but everything appeared to flow smoothly and we had a great…read moretime. We arrived a bit later than expected... like at least a half hour. But we were able to get ready for the track within 10 minutes. If you look at the map... it's a HUGE track. It's sectioned off, though -- not sure what the tiers and levels are and such, but it's pretty epic. The waiting room has a couple racing games and claw machines, and there are electronic monitors and QR codes for you to sign waivers. When called to the back to prepare to race, there's a 2 minute video, and the helmets are neatly organized on the shelves by size for you to pick from. Once we got outside, we showed our tickets and were told which cars to sit in. They're kind enough to adjust the seat and wheel for you if you aren't comfortable. They broke down what each colored flag means, and we were off! It was fun... and my closed helmet made for some fun acoustics, humming the Mario Kart themes as I cruised down the track. Everyone had a blast -- I braked on my turns because of how I normally drive, so that definitely had me ranking low, but I enjoyed otherwise! I would absolutely do it again, and I need to get back into go-karting more broadly. If you're in the area, definitely pay them a visit!

I brought my boat in for the 1999 Johnson 200 HP Ocean Pro outboard motor to be repainted. The…read moreorginal color of the motor is Johnson gray. I got a quote for 1500.00 for the job. When I went to pick the boat up, the outboard motor was paint white. No one told me they were going to change the color, nor did I request it to be painted white. Now I didn't say anything to them about this because when I was shopping for this boat, 1999 Seaswirl Striper 21 ft walk-around, the motors were white, which I really liked better than the gray, but at the time I was ready to purchase, the motors were changed to gray color. That was why I didn't say anything to them about it; but I felt this was not handled properly for changing the color unauthorized by me. The paint job finish was really good, however, with the exception of some shoddy cleanup work after they painted it: namely some masking tape left stuck to the interior of the boat where they masked it off for overspray, and tape left on a lower unit bolt, and worse, tape left on one of the lower unit intake ports. You can understand what would have happened if I didn't catch the latter- engine overheating! It took me a good while to remove the stuck on tape from the boat's interior area. I also wasn't too pleased with the tape job on the motor cover's black gasket, which I had to clean the white paint off of. As far as the motor decals, I chose to buy and put them on myself. Another frightening thing that would have been a serious catastrophy is that they removed the screw-in drain plug in the rear of the haul and didn't tell me. I never remove this plug as the boat is self-bailing as well as having an automatic bilge pump below the upper deck. Fortunately I happened to find that plug laying in the transom backwash tray. I was disappointed about the job as a whole, given all the good reviews that prompted me to take it here.

While most of the pontoon rental information can be found on thier website there was other…read moreinformation that wasn't explained until the day of the rental. It wasn't explained that a 500 deposit would be put on a credit card. The young lady handling the rental explained that only half the cost of the pontoon rental (295$) would be put on hold. It wasn't explained that the rental wouldn't include gas use. For obvious first timers this should have been initially disclosed. No reminders that pontoon rental was coming up. No reassurance that after a lake ban had been issued not allowing folks to get into the lake that it was ok to be on a boat. No communication or reassurances. I had to ask all the questions and keep calling back about the lake algae bloom and no copies of the paper work we had to sign. Recommend going somewhere else as we should do next time.

We visited South Shore Harbor today for lunch. We really enjoyed our time there. The atmosphere is…read morecasual, looking out on the harbor & the lake,. It's outdoor seating with a roof. Plenty of seating . There's a stage for live entertainment. The food was delicious. Food preparation was slow. There is construction on the other side. Soon to be other venders and public market We will return .

Betsy Rothstein…read more Bayou St. John Kayak Tour My husband and I thought doing a little urban kayaking sounded fun and different. Our guide, Jesse, talked about the first people that lived along the banks before colonization. He noted historic buildings we passed. Particularly interesting was the part the Bayou played in trade, as a part of a route that bypassed the difficult navigation upriver directly from the mouth. Even more fascinating was that the bayou was used by Marie LeBeau and her daughter in voodoo ceremonies. The tour was well-paced and timely without our becoming exhausted paddling! Besides being informative, it was serene and pleasant simply being on the water.

This was a really great tour of a place I had no idea existed or was so essential to the…read moredevelopment of New Orleans! It's a generally easy kayak experience, and two of our group had never kayaked before, so it's definitely open to all skill levels. You're on a contained bayou so you don't have to battle with open waves or too strong of currents. I went with stitches in both hands and was fine. It is a bit of a workout and you'll feel good afterwards, but feel confident going in practically any condition or age! You launch from the grassy banks and slide easily into a historic waterway. The tour is about two hours, but we stop and Jesse tells fascinating stories along the way, so you're not paddling the whole time. At various points, Jesse talks about the early history of the bayou and why it's so important (don't worry, no spoilers here!), points out ecological factors that contribute to the evolution of the delta, and highlights notable buildings and landmarks. I learned so much! The kayaks can be made tandem, or solo. Definitely bring sunscreen/hat/sunglasses if it's a sunny day, and put any electronics in a dry bag (Jesse has one) or leave them on dry land. High odds are you'll be fine and dry the whole time, but you know... I err on the side of caution when dealing with water and expensive electronics :) Jesse also apparently leads other walking tours of town, so his knowledge is vast and comprehensive. A great guide!

I purchased a ticket for the Aquarium and Insectarium (Adult - $47.50). After you purchase your…read moreticket, you enter the Insectarium. Yes, you have to walk through the gift shop. So many types of insects exhibited in their environments. I particularly liked the velvet red ants. Ginormous. Can't really say I spent too much time reading any of the information on the insects. The space is dark. There's also a cafe where you can snack on insects. Again, not really my cup of tea. Thanks, but no thanks. My favorite part of the insectarium, where I spent most of my time, was the butterfly atrium. What an absolutely spectacular place. Heavenly. When you walk through one door, it has to close before another door opens. This is to ensure no butterflies escape. As soon as I walked in, there were hundreds of butterflies! Of all shapes and sizes, blue, brown, white, yellow, orange and black. The majority of them were attached to the window where they thought they could fly out. There's different types of plants for them to land on. Fruit and sponges with nectar are set throughout the trail for them to land and suckle on. There's a walkway for visitors, but you have to be careful because butterflies land on the walkways, too. You're not supposed to touch or hold the butterflies, but it's fine if they land on you. The staff member there kept repeating not to touch the butterflies because there was a child who kept grabbing at them. You could tell some of the butterflies were man handled because pieces of their wings were missing. Honestly, it's pretty hard to keep your hands to yourself when there are so many butterflies flying around your head.

If your in NOLA and you want to kill a little bit of time, this is one of the places to go. Yes, it…read moremay have its fair share of tourists, but it can be interesting. The main thing to understand about this establishment is that it is attached to the Aquarium. You really need to buy the combination ticket for both. That way you easily transition from one exhibit to the other. Now, let me state that I'm really not into bugs. The only reason I went here is because it is attached to the aquarium. This being said, what you do get to see in this part of the greater museum is an incredible butterfly exhibit. I mean, it is really a place to see! The way it works is that you go up to the entrance and wait for one of the members of the team to let you in. Then, there is a pathway through the exhibit. The space is just full of butterflies, doing all that stuff that butterflies do. It's really great! Totally Fun and Recommended! But, if you go inside, be really careful that you do not step on the butterflies because they do land on the walkway. And, don't try to grab the butterflies. That's a No-No. When I was last there, a child grabbed one and you could tell when the staff member told him to let it go he had hurt the butterfly Sad! Just keep that in mind. Overall, for the butterflies alone, this is a interesting place to visit.