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Vue Orleans Observatory Deck: Skip the Line Ticket + Jazz Dinner on a Steamboat
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
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New Orleans: Evening Jazz Cruise with Optional Dinner
Cruise the Mississippi River on a traditional steamboat with optional buffet
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Duration: 3h
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
400 Toulouse Street, 70130, New Orleans- Present your smartphone voucher for Jazz Dinner on a Steamboat at the departure point: Toulouse St. Wharf, behind Jax Brewery
- Seating starts at 18:00. Cruise departs at 19:00.
Jazz hands primed? This evening jazz cruise sets sail every night at 7 pm and really packs on the charm! Perfect for a little romancing, this cruise aboard a steamboat chugs you old-school-style along the Mississippi River.
Prepare your eyes for unique views of the stunning evening skyline, all to the tunes of Dukes of Dixieland, a Jazz trio who'll get your toes tapping to New Orleans music at its finest.
Opt for a delicious buffet dinner and cocktails while you listen to the Dixieland Jazz Band.
The Steamboat NATCHEZ's decks, engine room and bars will be open for your enjoyment either before or after dinner depending upon your seating time. Note that gratuities and alcoholic drinks are not included in the price of the ticket.
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