Fun times with great food, but not kid friendly Read Less

It was Spring Break. SOOO many drunk kids. I will come back when it's not spring break. Read Less

We spent the day before our cruise, as well as the day after our cruise, exploring New Orleans. Cafe du Monde, beignets, French Quarter, second line parades (at least 3!) and, the WWII Museum. We ate red beans and rice, boudin balls and remoulade, gumbo and more! We even made our way to a quirky little comedy club that turned out to be some sort of training venue for comedians...The New Movement. It was.......weird. We were the only paying customers in attendance (the rest of the audience was comprised of fellow comedians/students?) but they made us feel welcome and we laughed a lot. Not bad for $8/person. Read Less

Love New Orleans! Gotta visit the French Quarter at night and during the day! Read Less

New Orleans history and food is the best in the world. Read Less

good city for sightseeing Read Less

Easy embarking and disembarking Read Less

Left and returned from New Orleans. Really need more time there. The cruise added an included tour. The World War II museum. Definitely a must see place. Downside, we only had two hours there. Not enough time. Some on tour opted to get back to the ship on their own and were able to stay at the museum longer. The other included tour was Oak Alley plantation. We were told this was nice. Unfortunately could not do both. Read Less

First time in New Orleans and we had a great time, even in the rain. Bourbon street was amazing and I am glad I was able to experience Mardi Gras at least once in my life, checked it off my bucket list. Read Less

We stayed at Drury Inn prior to embarkation. We walked to Cafe DuMonde and Jackson Square. There are many places of interest to visit in this city. Read Less