NEW ORLEANS
The best of New Orleans.
The 14 most popular tickets tours in New Orleans. What each one is really like, what it costs, and who runs it.
Explore the National WWII Museum in New Orleans with a mobile general-admission ticket, interactive exhibits, C-47 aircraft, and more.
Most Popular“Go early and plan to spend the whole day, at the very least. There is so much to see! The museum is curated excellently. Definitely worth the price of admission.”
Skip-the-line timed ticket to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, with optional 4-D Beyond All Boundaries and guided tours.
“One of the best and respectful museums we have visited.”
Ride from New Orleans to Whitney Plantation for a slavery-focused museum visit with audio narratives, historic outbuildings, and Creole architecture.
“Bryant was an amazing guide. Very informative and knowledgeable! The tour was a great experience. Loved that it was self paced with great audio guides to follow along with. Would highly recommend this trip, especially with Bryant as your guide!”
Audubon Aquarium & Insectarium in New Orleans lets you touch sharks, ride a 30-foot viewing tunnel, and wander insect and butterfly rooms over 5 days.
“Great experience with kids. Very easy to skip the lines.”
Vue Orleans at the Four Seasons brings 360-degree New Orleans views, touchless exhibits, and high-speed elevators in about 2 hours.
“T was very interesting. I didn’t have enough time to do it all so I will be back., I certainly will bring all my out of town guests there as it is a wonderful over view of our diverse city.”
Vue Orleans Observation Deck ticket with touchless exhibits, a 33-story elevator ride, and 360° views of New Orleans plus rooftop drink options.
“Visiting from the Westbank the Best bank! The experience was awesome and drinks were amazing!!! I would come back”
Secure Audubon Zoo entry with a mobile ticket. See lions, orangutans, jaguars, a city swamp, Monkey Hill, and more in half a day.
“Lots to see! We had a nice day and was fascinated with the primates and reptile exhibition! Loved the train ride around the zoo!”
Self-guided access to the New Orleans Storyville Museum, with 1800s vice-era scenes, brothel ghosts, and early jazz context.
“Interesting history on start of NOLA and prostitution. Self guided tour, takes 1-2 hours if you read all information.”
Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium in New Orleans: 2-3 hours of hands-on ocean and insect exhibits for about $43 with a mobile ticket.
“A visit packed with nature at every turn. So many things to experience under one roof. From insects, to butterflies, to aquatic life. A wonderful experience for nature lovers of all ages.”
Skip-the-line access to Audubon Zoo plus optional Aquarium and Insectarium in New Orleans, with big habitats and 1,700+ animals.
“The Zoo in Nola is great. Clean lots of huge trees for shade. Beautifully taken care of.”
Catch the New Orleans Pelicans live at Smoothie King Center with a mobile ticket, reserved seats, and matchday entertainment in about 150 minutes.
“Absolutely fantastic event. Great atmosphere and a completely different experience.”
Catch the New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome with a phone ticket, assigned seat, and classic game-day food in a true black-and-gold atmosphere.
“La situation des places étaient très bien. Par contre match avancé à 12Hh00 au lieux de 15H30 et pas d'avertissement de Get your guide. Heureusement nous avions vérifié l'heure du match.....”
Tour the Old Ursuline Convent Museum in New Orleans for about $10, with French Colonial architecture, sacred history, and quiet gardens.
“This building is absolutely stunning! The museum was well worth the time and experience. Rich history and our tour guide, Guy was great! Wealth of information.”
Visit the Storyville Red-Light District Museum in the French Quarter with an all-access 1–2 hour self-guided ticket for adults 18+.
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