What TO DO in New Orleans in 48 HOURS!!
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The creator documents a fast-paced 48-hour trip to New Orleans before embarking on a cruise. The journey begins with a helicopter tour over the city, providing aerial views of the French Quarter and an abandoned theme park. After checking into the Wyndham French Quarter, the group visits Acme Oyster House for a large group dinner featuring seafood gumbo and fresh oysters. The first night concludes with a historical ghost tour that explores haunted mansions, the history of dueling, and local legends regarding Jackson Square. The second day focuses heavily on culinary experiences, starting with a guided food tour on Magazine Street. This tour includes roast beef po-boys, alligator sausage, and savory crab meat beignets. The group also visits the studio of local artist Terence Osborne to view his paintings. The trip features a visit to the View Orleans interactive installation, which offers 360-degree views of the city and the Mississippi River. The excursion ends with attending an early Mardi Gras walking parade and visiting a local bakery for macarons and gelato.
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we are back in New Orleans it is a beautiful day we're here for two nights before we jump on the NCL breakaway
that was awesome that was awesome oh my gosh you could just just see the city and you see how big New Orleans is
this is one of our favorite places to eat and you got to get here early to get a table
this is a really great way to get a sense of the culture of New Orleans and they did it with modern technology
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