I was in New Orleans for a national conference and discovered that the Aquarium of the Americas was within walking distance from the conference hotel (the Mariott). The morning of Good Friday I had a few hours to spare and decided to go.
We are New Orleans residents and love our aquarium! It's a great place to go anytime, but especially on our unbearably hot summer days or when it's too cold outside for the kids. Our preschool age girls have a wonderful time exploring the canopy of the...
Pros: Wide diversity of exhibits. Seahorses. Jellyfish. Sharks. Sea Otters. Cons: Somewhat expensive. Parking can be a headache.
New Orleans' Audubon Aquarium of the Americas is recognized as one of the country's top aquariums for its dazzling exhibits as well as its scientific, educational and conservation programs. Visitors may find the prices a bit steep, but once the sting ...
Pros: Wide variety of exotic animals, very affordable, something the whole family can enjoy. Cons: Not as large as one would expect it to be, traffic there can be quite congested--if at all possible, take a cab!
I survived a trip to the Aquarium of the Americas on a Saturday in September with my husband, my then six year old son and my parents-in-law. Not only did I survive it--we all had a wonderful time!!! It was so clean and well organized. Though it...
Pros: Exhibits, animals Cons: A little costly, but coupons are out there.
Ahh New Orleans, so much to do so little time. I finally got down to the old Crescent City this year and tried to do it all. I made sure I got to visit the Audobon's Aquarium of the Americas right on the riverfront. This was perhaps one of the most...
The Audubon Institute Aquarium of the Americas is a great place for all people: children, teens, or adults. With a variety of many different animals, you will be amazed at every turn. The animals are beautiful, but not only are the animals beautiful but...
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New Orleans, with its richly old buildings, its sly, sophisticated - sometimes almost disreputable - air, and its Hispanic-Gallic traditions, has more the flavor of an old European capital than an American city. Townhouses in...
Pros: Fabulous for the kiddies and adults Cons: Pricey, but the exhibits are worth it
The Audubon Institute's Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans is a fun, but too brief, frolick for the whole family. Located on the Mississippi riverfront at Canal Street, the Aquarium is easily accessible by auto or streetcar. It opens at 9:30 am and...
Pros: It's got a bar, and it is air conditioned. Cons: The drinks are a little pricey.
You get to "New Awlins", you want to entertain the kids, and maybe get a couple of cocktails, where you "gonna" go? You're going to the Aquarium of the Americas conveniently located next to the Quarter, and within walking...
Pros: ADVENTURE,FAMILY-ORIENTED, EDUCATIONAL,FUN-FILLED DAY! Cons: LARGE OPEN AREA WITH PLENTY OF WALKING!
The Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans, Louisiana is worth every penny of the admission price for both young and old. The exhibits are colorful, very eye-appearing, and keeps you wondering what is coming up next. My children love to go to The...
The Aquarium was a welcome relief for our group. We went to New Orleans to see the zoo and aquarium specifically. Our visit was on fathers day weekend. The air conditioning was great. The children did not want to leave. We were able to see many different...
The Aquarium of the Americas is one of those places where most people who go for the first time will walk around with their mouth hanging open. If you have even the slightest interest in marine wildlife, you MUST go see what they have.
Last summer's family vacation found us in New Orleans. An unexpected stop, along our way to Baton Rouge. I pulled out the trusty AAA tour-book and found the Aquarium Of The Americas listed in New Orleans. A quick family vote and we were on our way....
Pros: inexpensive, educational and fun Cons: gift shop can be expensive
If you are in New Orleans, try to take some time out to visit this wonderful Aquarium. Set on the Mississippi River this aquarium reflects the aquatic wildlife of the world and of the local southern area.
Pros: Plenty to see, feel, and hear Cons: Brrr! It's cold in there!
My family went to New Orleans on a weekend trip with no real plans. My husband and I had been to the aquarium before the kids were born, but we didn't remember much about it. After parking (which ended up costing about $8.00 for the whole day, not...
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