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Tour Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World Visit the warehouses where they construct the giant floats of Mardi Gras at Mardi Gras World, and watch the artists first hand. |
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Take a pilgrimage to Preservation Hall For a truly unique experience, not much comes close to Preservation Hall. This intimate birthplace of Jazz is about one thing - the music. You can soak up the atmosphere, and make a personal request with a contribution to the hat. |
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Catch a Zulu coconut at Mardi Gras If you're going to Mardi Gras, keep your eyes peeled for the Zulu Parade. Rare and sought after, a Zulu coconut is the ultimate prize for all Mardi Gras on-lookers. Of course catching some beads is pretty fun too.
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Take the Zoo Cruise The John James Audubon riverboat travels from the Aquarium to the Audubon Zoo along 7 miles of Mississippi river and New Orleans waterfront. |
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Spend Christmas in New Orleans New Orleans is a great place for Christmas. The streets are lit up, actors dressed in period costume wander about, and you feel like you have the city all to yourself. Oh, and the weather is glorious. |
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Go to Jazzfest An incredible 10 days of music and culture. Too many big names to mention. Incredible food. Enough culture to last you a whole year. |

