The World War 2 Museum is excellent. They will store you luggage free. There are taxis that wait outside of the museum if you nee to get to the airport. Read Less

French Quarter is small, cozy and beautiful. Read Less

Went to Cafe DuMonde and loved the Beignet's. Just wandered around and enjoyed the atmosphere as we window shopped. Ate at Oceana Grill and had the charbroiled oyster's...Oh My God! Made the whole trip so worth it right there. Read Less

NOLA is a place you have to see at some point but the weather was poor during our stay so it wasn’t the best time. Read Less

Parking at terminal was efficient $110 for 5 days Read Less

Horrible traffic flow around the port. No signage for direction. Surly or unhelpful local police. Disorganized bag drop. Expensive parking, $140 for an outdoor, uncovered space. Read Less

this was the start & ed of the cruise so we stayed in hotels either side of the cruise ad thoroughly enjoyed it, Read Less

Ate some charbroiled oysters Read Less

We stayed at the Hotel Old No.7 in the French Quarter which we HIGHLY recommend--a very cool urban coffee house vibe. Fantastic restaurant with a very European vibe. You could probably walk to the port. Loved Harrahs there too (non-smoking!) Read Less

Spent 3 days in Nola b/f cruise. Great time! Sight seeing on our own & enjoying their local cuisine. Stayed at Harrahs hotel & casino. Hotel great, staff polite & accommodating, Casino was an unexpected surprise. Very clean, larger than expected. Read Less

NOLA was interesting, we spent the Saturday before the cruise Went to Cafe DuMonde, walked around Jackson Square, ate at a nice restaurant in that area. Departure day - The port was confusing, congested ( guessing the roadwork, Saints home game didn't help) Read Less

New Orleans is New Orleans! Stayed at the Country Inn in Metairie. The room was nice and the shuttle got us right to the port. Read Less

It was an amazing and very educational tour. We learned so much about the history of New Orleans Read Less

We got in two days early, stayed in the French Quarter..great food and a good time. Read Less

Port of New Orleans have significantly improved their embarking and disembarking process. Read Less

lovely city plenty to do vibrant, entertaining and dont forget the boat ride up the mississippi Read Less

Loved New Orleans - grab beignets and shrimp po’boys! Read Less

It's a very fun place! A lot of great food and shopping. Did a ghost tour was good. Read Less

Great food at Arnaud's and Commander's Palace. Read Less

This was our 20th visit to New Orleans in 25 years - my favorite place in the US - and we still haven't seen or done everything. The city has changed (for the better, I think) over the years - go, have fun, eat amazing food, walk everywhere, visit the Lafayette and Saint Lewis #3 cemeteries, get lost in City Park, take the St Charles Ave streetcar to the end of the line and then back again, stroll through the garden district, and listen to the most incredible music on Frenchmen Street (in the Faubourg Marigny, across Esplanade Street) and RELAX and enjoy and appreciate the charm that this incredible town has to offer. Read Less

We drove in the night before and stay in Metarie. Read Less

I love new Orleans port. Always fast service. Read Less

New Orleans French Quarter was fun. We stayed at the Four Points Sheraton French Quarter on Bourbon St. I don't recomend staying anywhere on Bourbon St. if you are travelling with minors. They will not enjoy themselves the party atmosphere is out of this world. I myself enjoyed it however, my teenagers did not enjoy themselves. Cafe De Mond is a must go it serves the best Beignets. The French Quarter is easy to walk and the party attmosphere is unbelievable. We didn't have much time to explore other areas of the city. for the most part it was a fun port. Read Less

I have never been to New Orleans, it was very hot and I was with two people who couldn't walk around a lot so it was a little challenging, but overall it was a good experience to see a new city. We went out to eat and we enjoyed the gumbo and creole and we just enjoyed being in a new city. Read Less

Embarkation was great but disembarkment was terrible. Part of the problem was a lack of organization with the bus transportation from Mobile. Read Less