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The Things You Want to Know about a Charter Bus Rental to New Orleans

Why choose US Coachways as your charter bus rental provider? Here are some of the many reasons:

Who is US Coachways?

How do you book a US Coachways charter bus excursion to New Orleans?

How far in advance do we need to set up a US Coachways charter bus to New Orleans?

How much does it cost to take a US Coachways charter bus to New Orleans?

Do we have choices for the bus for our trip to New Orleans?

What are the standard and special features on a charter bus rental to New Orleans?

Where will our trip start and end?

Can we bring and consume alcohol on a charter bus rental trip to New Orleans?

What are the age requirements to rent a charter bus to New Orleans?

The Right Choice—A US Coachways Charter Bus

Why choose US Coachways as your charter bus rental provider? Here are some of the many reasons:

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We start with your safety

We won’t work with vendors who have had recent major safety violations. All of our vendors must strictly comply with “time on the road” limitations and must perform all required vehicle maintenance

You’ll only be limited by your imagination

You tell us where you want to go, when you want to be there and how long you want to stay—we’ll make it happen. Because of our experience and contacts in the business, we can make most last minute or real-time changes

We provide the gold standard for customer service

We provide full-service dispatch, 24/7; world class logistical support; your own project management team; and access to our online Trip Management Portal. That’s why we have more than 2,000 positive reviews online

Do It All In Style in the Big Easy—On a Charter Bus!

You’re going to New Orleans for one main reason—to let your hair down and have fun. Check out

Bourbon StreetBour

Bourbon StreetBour

Come the heart of Le Vieux Carre, or the French Quarter, where you’ll find 13 blocks of clubs, restaurants and other historic venues. Catch the Preservation Hall Jazz Band live, enjoy the classic New Orleans hurricane cocktail or visit the souvenir shops

The New Orleans Museum of Art

The New Orleans Museum of Art

NOMA has than 40,000 art objects from the past five millennia, including works by Degas, Picasso, Georgia O’Keeffe, Monet, Renoir and Jackson Pollock, as well as a the spectacular Besthoff Sculpture Garden, spanning more than 11 acres.

The National WWII Museum

The National WWII Museum

Originally called the “National D-Day Museum,” this facility pays homage to the contributions made by American forces during the Second World War. You’ll see thousands of artifacts from the conflict, including several aircraft.

Saint Louis Cathedral

Saint Louis Cathedral

Named after Saint Louis (Louis IX), this is the oldest cathedral in the United States. The original structure, which suffered fire damage in 1788, was erected in 1718 and rebuilt and expanded during the first half of the 19th century.

The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas

The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas

The Audubon, with more than 10,000 animals from over 500 different species, focuses on marine life in North and South America. It features a Caribbean reef exhibit, an Amazon exhibit and a Mississippi River gallery.

Preservation Hall

Preservation Hall

Located in the historic French Quarter, Preservation Hall began as an art gallery where local jazz musicians played for tips. The venue now offers one-hour concerts most nights of the week, often with guest artists accompanying the house band.

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

The Ogden houses art from across 15 southern states, spanning from Texas to the District of Columbia, with an eclectic collection of mediums, from folk art to old photographs, drawings, sculpture, watercolors and wood creations

The Saint Louis Cemeteries

The Saint Louis Cemeteries

These burial grounds are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Distinctive because most of the graves are in above-ground vaults erected in the 1700s and 1800s, it’s the final resting place of many local jazz and blues musicians.

A Charter Bus Makes Any Trip to N’awlins Better

For comfort, safety, dependability, and convenience, book a charter bus for your trip to New Orleans:

Should you book a charter bus for a special event?

Go to a game, concert or show like a pro on a charter bus rental. The party will start the minute you board the bus, and you’ll have your own designated driver, so you can really let your hair down.

Is a charter bus a good fit for a business trip?

Absolutely. A charter bus lets you maximize efficiencies on any trip. You’ll spend less time waiting for everyone, as you’ll all travel together. In addition, you can multitask by scheduling meetings as you travel.

Why should I use a charter bus for a school event?

When you’re traveling with students, you have two primary concerns: safety and accountability. With a charter bus, you’ll keep young drivers off the roads, and you’ll know where your participants are at all times.

Can a charter bus make attending a public event easier?

Yes. When you’re going to a rally, march, parade or other public gathering, finding parking and getting to the venue can be a real hassle. With a charter bus, you’ll be dropped off and picked up right where you need to be.

See All the Storied Communities in New Orleans on a Charter Bus

New Orleans is renowned for its diversity. On a charter bus, it’s easy to experience that firsthand.

Uptown/Garden District

Uptown/Garden District

For the classic New Orleans experience, from the streetcars to the grand mansions, visit the Garden District. You’ll enjoy quintessential New Orleans without the tourism. It’s a great neighborhood for a walk among the stately oaks.

Marigny/Bywater

Marigny/Bywater

This rapidly gentrifying area, downriver from the French Quarter, features Creole cottages and historic houses, often with bed and breakfast. Some of the city’s trendiest art galleries are here, as well as many popular music venues.

Mid-City

Mid-City

Near the French Quarter, but with a quieter vibe, Mid-City is the true local experience. Check out City Park, 1,300+ acres of trails, oaks and native fauna and flora. You’ll also find eclectic dining among the popular bars and breweries.

The French Quarter

The French Quarter

Okay, you can’t come to New Orleans without a visit to the Quarter. It’s more than just a big, non-stop party, though. Some of the city’s best restaurants are here, as well as local boutiques, music venues and antique emporiums.

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Come to New Orleans at the Right Time

Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras

One of the biggest parties on the planet, this festival lasts for around a month, as celebrants enjoy parties, parades, great food and other fun times, all in preparation for “Fat Tuesday,” the last day before Lent

The French Quarter Festival

The French Quarter Festival

This annual music festival, held in the spring, showcases the diversity of musical talent in the Big Easy, with multiple stages featuring blues, jazz, zydeco and other genres, as well as a healthy sampling of local cuisines

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

Known popularly as “Jazzfest,” this huge musical festival typically lasts for three weeks, often featuring top performers from around the world, spanning virtually every conceivable musical genre

The New Orleans Literary Festival

The New Orleans Literary Festival

This festival, held in the spring, pays tribute to Tennessee Williams, storied playwright who made the Big Easy his home. Don’t miss the Stella and Stanley Shouting Contest, an homage to “A Streetcar Named Desire

The Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival

The Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival

Some of the world’s top blues artists join forces with the city’s culinary wizards to bring you the best of both blues and barbeque—there are also displays of local art and crafts

Essence Festival

Essence Festival

A celebration of African-American music and culture, this summer festival, also known as the “party with a purpose,” is the largest event of its kind in North America. It’s typically held over the 4th of July weekend

New Orleans Wine and Food Experience

New Orleans Wine and Food Experience

The area’s top chefs and vintners come together in the early summer, offering culinary treats in venues across the city. Though there’s a heavy French and Cajun/Creole influence, you’ll find all types of great ethnic cuisine

Voodoo Music and Arts Experience

Voodoo Music and Arts Experience

An eclectic, multi-day music festival, featuring performers from across the nation, the Voodoo festival kicks off the fall. It’s held in City Park, just 15 minutes from the heart of the city

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