Prices will be higher near Mardi Gras, peaking on Fat Tuesday in late winter.
New Orleans and the Bayou have a distinct culture of their own. Venture out from Bourbon Street in the French Quarter to Frenchman Street, where the locals go. Be sure to understand the French-creole influences, and go out at night to see local song and dance. New Orleans is famous for its unique cuisine including po-boys, jambalaya, crawfish, gumbo, and red beans and rice. Prices will be higher near Mardi Gras, peaking on Fat Tuesday in late winter. And remember that football is religion in New Orleans… who dat? ‍