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Call for a FREE Shuttle Ride! 504-361-7821. You can view our Mardi Gras World Shuttle map here.. We understand that it can be expensive to travel while sightseeing in New Orleans, so if you don’t have a car or don’t want to pay for parking, let us pick you up: Mardi Gras World offers a complimentary shuttle for people taking our day tour, with ten central pick-up spots. Mardi Gras World is open 7 days a week, from 9:00am to 5:30pm, with the first admission beginning at 9:00am and last admission at 4:30pm. Mardi Gras World is closed on Christmas and Christmas Eve, Thanksgiving, Easter and Mardi Gras Day. For directions, visit our Getting Here page > Answer 1 of 9: How feasible is it to walk to Mardi Gras World from the last riverfront street car stop (John Churchill Chase?)? Google shows it as a .6 mile walk but the area looks industrial and im not sure theres a sidewalk all the way. Hop on the Riverfront Streetcar line and get off at the Convention Center stop. From there, it’s just a short walk to Mardi Gras World. Plus, riding the streetcar is an experience in itself – win-win! For the adventurous souls out there, why not take a river cruise? Several riverboat tours include a stop at Mardi Gras World. Get step-by-step walking or driving directions to Mardi Gras World, 1380 Port of New Orleans Pl, New Orleans, LA.Avoid traffic with optimized routes. Mardi Gras World is an interesting place to visit because you will have an opportunity to learn about the float design process. Visitors watch a short film on the history of Mardi Gras. Once the film is over you can sample a slice of King Cake, try on some Mardi Gras attire, and then walk through the warehouse to see a variety of floats/props. Answer 1 of 11: How long of a walk is it from the end of the Riverfront streetcar line to the new Mardi Gras World location? Was trying to look on google maps and it was a little tough to figure out Thanks in advance Since 1947, our artists and craftsmen have designed and built the oldest and biggest parade floats and attractions for each Mardi Gras season, with over 500 floats built and decorated each year. When you begin your Mardi Gras World tour, you’ll get an overview of the history of Mardi Gras in New Orleans before continuing through our float den Mardi Gras World Museum in New Orleans - ULTIMATE FULL WALK THROUGHMardi Gras World: Where Mardi Gras Is Made!Historic tours, ghost tours, swamp tours – ther If you missed the city’s annual Carnival festivities, take a Segway, bike, walking or bus tour to learn about the Mardi Gras tradition. From Mardi Gras World downtown by the Convention Center – ground zero for float design and construction – to a behind the scenes look at just what it takes to put on the world’s biggest party, these tours will get you in a festive mood and inspire a Mardi Gras World is the most unique attraction in America’s most uniquely attractive city. New Orleans Food Walking Tour of the French Quarter with Small-Group Once the film is over you can sample a slice of King Cake, try on some Mardi Gras attire, and then walk through the warehouse to see a variety of floats/props. The visit definitely provides a bird’s eye view of the Mardi Gras process. Visiting Mardi Gras World makes for a wonderful way to enjoy Lundi Gras, Mardi Gras, or any other time. Gift shop and bathrooms available at entry and exit. Start off with a 18 minute video explaining the history of Mardi Gras and the parades in New Orleans. Follow your video with a complementary slice of king cake a tradition of Mardi Gras. This operation supplies 75% of the floats and props used in many of the Mardi Gras parades. Mardi Gras World has a free shuttle that picks you up at some hotels in the French Quarter. Our driver was so friendly and gave you a little history of New Orleans and Mardi Gras World on the drive over. We loved the tour. They show you a video and let you try king cake. Just outside of the French Quarter you’ll find an assortment of more activities to do. Start by visiting us here at Mardi Gras World! Where every day is Mardi Gras! You’ll learn the history of our carnival season, and see our artists at work preparing for next year’s festivities. Once the film is over you can sample a slice of King Cake, try on some Mardi Gras attire, and then walk through the warehouse to see a variety of floats/props. The visit definitely provides a bird’s eye view of the Mardi Gras process. Visiting Mardi Gras World makes for a wonderful way to enjoy Lundi Gras, Mardi Gras, or any other time. We had to wait a bit for our shuttle to Mardi Gras World since the roads were blocked for a parade. The staff at Mardi Gras World were all very nice. Our tour guide was very sweet. The tour is probably about an hour. There’s a short movie they show you at the beginning. I liked the little slice of king cake they give during the tour. Mardi Gras World has a free shuttle that picks you up at some hotels in the French Quarter. Our driver was so friendly and gave you a little history of New Orleans and Mardi Gras World on the drive over. We loved the tour. They show you a video and let you try king cake. Once the film is over you can sample a slice of King Cake, try on some Mardi Gras attire, and then walk through the warehouse to see a variety of floats/props. The visit definitely provides a bird’s eye view of the Mardi Gras process. Visiting Mardi Gras World makes for a wonderful way to enjoy Lundi Gras, Mardi Gras, or any other time. Answer 1 of 9: How feasible is it to walk to Mardi Gras World from the last riverfront street car stop (John Churchill Chase?)? Google shows it as a .6 mile walk but the area looks industrial and im not sure theres a sidewalk all the way.
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