I giggled every time you said Bourbon Lol. Great review!!!

I appreciate your vlog and opinion. I am heading to NOLA Sunday for my 18th trip. Couple points : it’s “burr -bon” street WEDDING PARADE : a “second line “ very common in weekends (always weddings going on ) I think you put a bit too much emphasis on how crazy /negative bourbon street can be , it is normally not all trash and vomit . It’s a big city so it is gonna be dirty and old. That’s the charm of NOLA. But yeah bourbon street after 1 am is pretty drunk and can get crazy but it is just a good time most of the time . Bourbon street and about 7 blocks of bourbon are the crazy part. The other dozen streets are cool and fun but not a neon party. Jackson square , canal street,etc. you could have shown /seen more.

compliments on your stay at the Roosevelt you can do no better a legendary hotel in New Orleans

Tremendous content. keep it up. Cheers.

Awesome guys! You all got to experience the Deep South during the summer heat. I know you all had a great time

keep up the good work friend

Greetings from Dallas, Texas! Nice video! You both have a pleasant energy about you. My gf and I head back to New Orleans in 3 months to explore more areas.

They should just put a drunk tank on the corner to save on gas lol

Thanks for sharing about August, we will be going for our 40th Anniversary end of August2023. Great video gonna save me lots of time.

" Borebon Street " LOL

Cute couple. Fun video. 3 days is not enough time to enjoy NOLA. I have visited NO in August, so I understand your pain. It can be unbearably HOT. Be in there in a week, can't wait. LOVE the food, history and culture. I Live in Las Vegas, so drinking isn't that important. I call NO The Dirty Las Vegas. Thank you for sharing your time there.

The wedding parade is called a "second line parade." You book it with one of several groups that organize them and they are legally considered a parade. And they aren't cheap. Figure about $2,000 for a 45 minute long parade march through the Quarter. For food, everyone should do their research before visiting. The dive bars most certainly don't offer the goods of New Orleans. Lafitte's is a great bar with a lot of character, great staff and great pours/drinks. Bourbon Street has three lifecycles. Morning (cleanup and setup), afternoon (family time), evening (adults only time). The vomit smell is mostly rancid beer spilled all over the place. It's a dying city (never truly recovered from Katrina) but the history, architecture, food, culture and wonderfully friendly locals make every visit a wonderful one as long as you know what you're doing, where you're at and where to avoid.

Lived in New Orleans many years ago. Visited annually over the years. Finally quit visiting. The animals have taken over. So sad.

New subbie love your channel. I'm visiting in October. Seeing people vomiting is not my cup of tea. If I visit Bourbon st. I'll go during the day, when it's not too crazy.

Visiting New Orleans this weekend! Any safety concerns? And what was the name of the ghost tour y’all did? Thanks in advance!

Sis that’s just the way it is 🤷🏽‍♀️🤣

There is place about 20 min from me that u get to actually hold the baby alligators!!!

You and your man need to go to art museums and tea parties, you're going to the wrong places for your characters.

Brand new shoes in New Orleans? I don't know which is worse. New shoes can make your feet swell and hurt because they aren't broken in yet Or the fact that you have brand new pretty white shoes walking around in one of the dirtiest cities in the countries, not to mention what they are going to pick up and bring home with you.

That was creole food not cajun

It's smells horrible

fab video! ive just found your channel and subscribed and id love to be youtube friends!