Shuttle stops in the French Quarter are numbered #1-6.
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There will be escalators downstairs to the free shuttle. If you exit the Upper Level walk through the shops to the exit directly across from where you enter the building. It is a trendy area that includes the entertainment district “ Frenchmen.” We offer a walking tour of the area that is offered seasonally.Īs of late, there has been a free shuttle transporting cruise passengers from the terminal to Canal St. The Marigny is the neighborhood right beyond the French Quarter. It should cost $8-$10.ĭon't forget that we offer a pay-what-you-wish Garden District tour that runs daily. If you choose to take a rideshare to the District, hail it at Convention Center Blvd. Go one block left to Prytania Street where you will see Lafayette Cemetery #1. If you would like to get off in the Garden District get off at Washington Avenue. The streetcar is $1.25 and they take cash only. Catch the streetcar on the opposite side of the street traveling South/Left. When you exit the Upper and Lower decks of the terminal via the shops at the Riverwalk you will be on Julia Street. It is also where our pay-what-you-wish Garden District tour begins. Still Perkin Coffeeshop is a great place to take a rest. Follow Prytania for 1.5 miles until you arrive at 2727 Prytania Street. will become Prytania Street to the right. After you cross under the interstate, Camp St. Walk straight 7 blocks to Camp Street, turn left on Camp. When you exit the Upper and Lower decks of the terminal via the shops at the Riverwalk, you will be on Julia Street. The walk from the terminal to the Garden District is exactly 2 miles. We offer a pay-what-you-wish Garden District tour that runs daily.Īlso, take a look at our post on things to do in the Garden District. The Garden District is the second most popular neighborhood to visit in the city. Charles Streetcar from the French Quarter to the Garden District, which is an adventure unto itself. We offer a free GPS-enabled audio tour you can use along the ride!īack to top GETTING TO THE GARDEN DISTRICT TIP: If you are going to the Garden District as well, take the St. A good drop-off location in the French Quarter are the Shops at Canal Place. You can catch them where you catch the shuttles or on Convention Center Blvd, just 50 feet beyond the shuttles. If you have luggage or a large party, this is a great option. By Uber, Lyft or TaxiĪny of these options would be about $6-7 dollars. Stop #1 will be Esplanade Avenue at the border of the French Quarter and the French Market.
The Audubon Aquarium can be accessed by stop #6. The French Quarter Stops are #6 through #1. This car will go all the way to the Marigny. You will see stop #8 ahead of you and that will be the right direction to go. Walk down the steps from the gangway and hop on the car at the #9 stop. If you get a transfer you can receive a return trip at the same cost. If it is running you will be guided off the ship with signs indicating the streetcar is below. The streetcar is not always running to the cruise terminal, but that is likely to change soon. If you exit the Upper Level, walk through the shops to the exit directly across from where you enter the building. If you exit the Lower Level you will cross over the streetcar tracks see the escalators and signs for the free shuttle. By ShuttleĪs of late, there has been a free shuttle transporting cruise passengers from the terminal to Canal Street and Convention Center Blvd. When you exit the Hilton at Poydras Avenue, walk upstairs to the right into Waldenburg Park ,which is one block from Canal Street to the left and the French Quarter. You can walk through the shops to the right and then through the Hilton hotel.
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