Louis Armstrong Park: Tours & Tickets

We visited New Orleans from Aug 24th to 27th 2017 & the weather forecast had predicted 3 days of rain due to Hurricane Harvey. We were fortunate to not get a single drop right until we left on Sunday afternoon. Lesson learnt, - Do not trust weather forecasts :) as New Orleaners say. We bought a 3 day ticket for just $10 more. We did the sight seeing route non-stop on Day 1 & went back for the walking tours and stops of interest on Day 2 & 3. We most enjoyed the French Quarter tour and our tour guide, an elderly lady was exceptional, enthusiastic, informative and more fit than most of us in the sweltering heat. Getting to know the history of NOLA and how the city came to be what it is today, the past, the present, the influence of the Spanish, the French & the Americans, the cemeteries, the cajun vs creole cuisine & culture, the balconies vs the verandas, through the bus guide and these walking tours was so informative. Loved the city, its cuisine, its vibe & its people the most.

I enjoyed the various guides and different information we received from each one. It was nice to be able to hop on and hop off in different area, or just ride the loop to see and learn. I am really glad I purchased the three day pass and was able to enjoy the Garden District tour. I loved New Orleans and can’t wait to visit again!

We had a very intimate tour (there were only 2 of us!) with an excellent guide (Jack) who stopped at designated points to describe some of the interesting aspects of the area and emphasized the history. It was easy biking and wonderful scenery. Highly recommended!

We bought the 3-day package, lots of trips around town, different guides explaining different things, and a few quality walking tours. Our favorite was Paige, who took us through the Garden District demonstrating a lot of passion and knowledge for the area.

Our first time in New Orleans so we purchased 2 3day passes which wound up saving us a tremendous amount of walking from one site to the other. All the staff were extremely friendly and the guides seemed very knowledgable of the city's history.