French Quarter
French Quarter Reviews
New Orleans Party area Apr 23, 2008
The French Quarter area of New Orleans has a dual personality. If you drive or walk through during the day you see the wonderful wrought iron balconies the great brickwork and architecture and narrow streets. But when the sun goes down and lights come on the personality changes. The streets of the French Quarter are blocked from vehicle traffic and the people come out of the woodwork and the party starts. The music begins, the liquor flows, the bead necklaces flash and people get wild. If you are into the party life this is definitely a place to enjoy!
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May 12, 2007
The French Quarter is unique in its own way. Bars, jazz music, beads, and some very uninhibited people crowd the streets beyond the dawn hours. Of course Bourbon Street is the epicenter of the whole area, and it reminded me a bit of the 6th street in Austin. It can be a very fun time and quite unforgetable, but make sure you plan your trip like no other. People can be rude at times, somewhat like New York, and don't adventure too much outside the French Quarter; not too safe. Don't forget to check out some other areas devasted by Katrina, but don't get out of the car. Otherwise have fun and don't worry about going wild; nobody cares and nobody knows you.
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Apr 13, 2007
After Hurricane Katrina, I was like everyone else, thinking how tragic and not a place to visit for awhile. My wife and I usually vacation to Hawaii, but we wanted a change and it just seemed right to go there. I am sure glad we went to New Orleans!! A great vacation and more or less are favorite vacation so far, Maui is hard to beat, but the food alone is the tie breaker. French Quarter is beautiful as publicized. The Warehouse and garden Districts were great also, but the atmosphere at the French Quarter was awesome. I was/am honored to meet the few true New Orleanians who stayed to make a life and not let a city die. Everyone should take a vacation there. I know, there reports of crime, but we did not encounter the bad elements, way more good things to experience. We will vacation there again. Hopefully we can get in a Saints game too when they are playing a home game.
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French Quarter Blogs
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Nov 05, 2003
The French Quarter in New Orleans
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Feb 01, 2008
Rebeca, Sharon and me stayed at the French Quarter, but decided to move. We went to a bar at the French Quarter - not a balcony anymore.
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Oct 14, 2008
Shannon suggested me to go to the French Quarter, yay! I have already been there, but not this time. Well, I was there with my customers and boss but it doesn't count as party, hehe. My boss is always taking care of me as a jealous dad, haha. In our way Shannon… Working in the morning, hanging out in the French Quarter at evening :) |
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Mar 10, 2008
My husbands aunt took us all around the French Quarter, we walked around and took in all the sights. We walked around during the day time so we didn't experience the night life. We walked around the market and I went SHOPPING!!!! I bought some really nice pictures of the french quarter… Walking around the French Quarter |
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Feb 23, 2009
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